Gambing charges dropped in Hannibal court hearing
Mayor Mills dismissed charges against Edward Milan and James ODonnell for conducting a gambling house and Milan agreed to surrender his cigar store license at 519 South Main. Edward Rupp pleaded guilty to gaming with a 150 dollar fine and costs totaling about 170 dollars, paid to the city. Rupp is said to be in St Louis and not expected back soon.
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Edward Milan
James O'Donnell
John K. Mills
Pace Court
Harry Carstarphan
Lewis O'Conner
Milan
South Main Street
Edward Rupp
Hannibal
O'Connor
Rupp
Mills
Carstarphen
O'Donnell
Carstarphan
Gamb
Hannibal Y M C A to Host Missouri State Convention
Hannibal Y M C A announces the Missouri State Convention to be held Thursday March 11 at the North Side Y M C A in St. Louis. Sessions start at ten and end in the evening, with three voting delegates and potential alternates from the local association.
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Young Men's Christian Associations of Missouri
St. Louis
Grand and Sullivan Avenues
Association
R. T. Cann
Hinton
Will E. Griswold
J. W. Morley
Market Street
Union Station
Grand Avenue
Sullivan Avenue
We M. C. A
American League
Taaxeball
Hannibal forms baseball club led by Schorr and Burnham
Hannibal fans back professional baseball as the Hannibal Baseball Club forms from the Hannibal Travelers. Al W. Schorr is president with I. C. Yates treasurer and C. J. Hoffman secretary. Hart Walker named manager and Lefty Burnham captain and pitcher. A league plan with Quincy and six nearby towns is explored. Ticket sales target one dollar. potential major league games hoped for in spring and summer.
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Tannibal
Hannibal Travelers
Hannibal Baseball Cub
Yates & Hagan
South Maine Street
Hannibal Baseball Association
al W. Schorr
I. C. Yates
C. J. Hoffman
Hart Walker
Travelers
Burnham
Columbia
S.C
Quincy
Moberly
Monroe City
Brookfield
Shelbira
Mexico
Paris
Schorr
Hannibal
Missouri
Machinery Installment For Owens Brothers Bakery Store
Owens Brothers install bakery machinery for their new South Main and Lyon streets cafe. The equipment is latest type and will soon have full operation. They renewed their lease on 209 Broadway for another restaurant in a building owned by J. F. Davidson.
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Owens Brothers
South Main
Lyon Streets
Broadway
J. F. Davidson
Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses
Hannibal Playhouses offers Star Teater and David Griffithis production The Greatest Question along with Broadway Star shows The Masked Rider episode 8 and a set of comedies Christie and Ham and Bue.
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Hannibal
Star Teater
David Griffithis
the Masked Rider
Bu&é
Christie
Drilling for Oil Begins on Pike County Farm
Oil promotion reports say drilling started on Jack Jones’s Frankford area farm in Pike County about eighteen miles southwest of Hannibal. A. G. Groll and Atlas Portland Cement officials supervise, with leases held across Pike and Rails counties by Atlas and Tipton Oil. Tipton Oil, led by Hannibal men, reports ninth Tulsa county well. eighth Tulsa well produced at about 1100 feet and a 5 percent quarterly dividend was declared.
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Jack Jones
Frankford
Pike County
Hannibal
A. G. Groll
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Pike and
Rails
Tipton Oil Company
Grill
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gill
Negro arraigned in fighting case in police court
William Smith, a Negro, pleaded not guilty to peace disturbance and fighting charges in police court Tuesday afternoon. His hearing was set for Thursday and he was jailed by Chief Harris pending trial. Ben Miller pleaded guilty to fighting and was fined $10 and costs after a Monday afternoon hearing.
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Wiliam Smith
Polie Harris
Smith
Lina Holland
Center Street
Ben Miller
Smiley
Leitz Discharged From The Hospital
Frank Leitz driver for Leitz Hatton taxi company was injured when a machine he drove overturned on East Gordon street hill last week He has been discharged from Levering hospital and is now at home on North Main street He suffered a fractured rib and minor injuries.
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Frank Leitz
Leitz & Hatton Taxi Cab Company
East Gordon Street
Levering Hospital
North Main Street
Leitz
Goodman Ice Cream Store Seeks Chicago Purchases
Charles L. Goodman of the Goodman Ice Cream and candystore on Broadway has gone to Chicago to buy equipment and stock for his shop. He plans redecorating and other improvements at the Broad way establishment.
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Charles L. Goodman
Goodman Ice Cream and
Broadway
Chicago
Goodman
William Chandler Sues for Divorce in Hannibal Court
Divorce petition filed Tuesday in Hannibal Court of Common Pleas by William Chandler against Alta Chandler. Adultery alleged in the petition. Attorneys E. W. Nelson and Lewis O'Connor listed as solicitors. Suit to be heard at the April term.
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Hannibal
Funeral for Mrs Branham Today at Home
Funeral services for Mrs George Branham begin at 2 30 this afternoon at the family residence conducted by Rev Dr BES Ely Jr of the First Presbyterian church. Interment will follow in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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George Branham
B. E.S. Ely, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ill. hospital attendant charged with bigamy in Elgin
Castellane Cleo Cooper 25 an attendant at Elgin State hospital is jailed on bigamy charges after marrying Bobbie Doughty Dec 13 1919 without divorce from his East St Louis wife whom he wed in 1915 His first wife Elzen Cooper and their two year old daughter were abandoned in March 1919 Cooper's home is Bowling Green Ky Zelma Hill married Sept 21 1915 in Murpheysboro Illinois Both men and women worked at the Anna State hospital in Illinois.
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Elgin
Castellane Cleo Cooper
Elgin State Hospital
Bobbie” Doughty
East St. Louis
Elzen Cooper
Cooper
Bowling Green
Zelma Hill
Murpheysboro
State Hospital
Anna
Ill
Madisonville
Penitent Tax Payers Swamp Revenue Force in Chicago
Tax officials report speedy prosecutions of taxpayers accused of filing false income tax returns have yielded a lucrative second harvest. Hundreds have found innocent irregularities on review of their finances, while twelve business houses arranged analyses of their books to check for errors.
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Chicago
Navy delays lengthened World War by four months says Sims
Rear Admiral Sims told a Senate committee that failure to act promptly on 1917 recommendations and to marshal naval resources for allies extended the war by at least four months. He cited 3,000 lives lost and $100 million spent daily, praised 1918 efforts, and faulted April 1917 preparation and cumbersome administration. He rejected attacks on civilian control.
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Washington
Sims
Senate
United States
Navy
Navy Department
Admiral Sims
Apologies Expressed Over French Insult Incident in Berlin
Germany voiced regret to France for an anti allied demonstration at the Hotel Adlon on Saturday night. An official French party was assaulted after failing to stand for the orchestra playing Deutschland Uber Alles. Foreign Minister Mueller and officials conveyed apologies to the French charge d affaires, M. DeMarcilly.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Hotel Adlon
Joachim Albrecht
Prussia
Foreign Office
Mueller
M. DeMarcilly
Post season basketball contest arranged by Chicago and Penn
Philadelphia reports tentative post season basketball games between the Western Conference champions University of Chicago and the Intercollegiate League winners University of Pennsylvania. The first game will be in Chicago on March 20 with a second game scheduled.
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Invincables
Eagles
Hennessey
Menge
McPike
Coca-Colas
Courier-Post
Philadelphia
University of Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
Fragmentary note hints at third game in neutral city
A garbled passage suggests a third game in a neutral city, likely New York, with mentions of a tied result and a possible location change for the matchup. The precise teams, date, and scoring are unreadable.
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New York
Advertisers Claim Value in Daily Ads for Smart Spending
Merchants seek your dollar and offer their best. reading advertisements daily increases value of every dollar. Advertisers’ statements are usually safer to trust than personal judgment, and misrepresentation is warned as business death by own action.
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Hannibal Y. M. C. A
Courier- Post
Zobby
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Jtoasties
Kimball Player
Giles Brothers
Adams Co
Marion Co. Co
Will Smith
Vina Holland
Harry Anderson
Lydia Smiker
Blessing Hospital
C. L. Goodman
William Chandler
Mrs. Branham
Penitent
Bradfild Regulator CO
Atlanta. Ga
J. E. Griffin
Blaine
Kansas
Gmp Bach Pree
Batt Agarees
Ioe
Talcom Se
BES Cuticura
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