Negro held for theft of $100 diamond ring and ivory
John Pasores, known locally as Tam, faces a two year term in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny in Hannibal. A trap at Brown Jewelry on Broadway led to his arrest for stealing a $1000 diamond ring and four pieces of ivory, with more missing items suspected from prior months.
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John Pasores
Hannibal
State
Amooth
Brown Jewelry
Broadway
At Feat
Brown Jewelry Company
Tyler
John H.tetsch
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
Palmyra
Mr. Brown
J. J. Brown, Jr
Henry Cameron
Pinkerton
Reecently Tyler
Kansas City
St. Louis
Carrie Kern Dies in St. Louis Buried in Hannibal
The burial of Mrs. Carrie Kern, formerly of Hannibal, took place at Mount Olivet cemetery after funeral services at the W. M. Smith chapel conducted by Rev. H. B. Cox. She died Tuesday morning in St. Louis and had left Hannibal 17 years ago. Her husband Henry Kern died about 24 years ago. She is survived by four daughters Miss Stella Kern and Miss Elizabeth Kern of St. Louis, Mrs. Roscoe Fulton of Piedmont Mo., Mrs. Edward Corley of St. Louis, and two brothers Frank Mevers of Quincy and William Mevers of Arizona.
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Carrie Kern
Hannibal
Mount Olivet
W. M. Smith
H. B. Cox
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Kern
St. Louis
Henry Kern
Stella
Elizabeth Kern
Roscoe Fulton
Piedmont
Edward Corley
Frank Mevers
Quincy
William Mevers
Arizona
Two Deaths In Murphy Family In Missouri Town
Influenza leading to pneumonia caused the deaths of Mrs Murphy and her son Cornelius J Jr in Hannibal Missouri. Judge C J Murphy a former Marion County official and prominent local figure mourns loss as sister Miss Katie Smith recovers. Funeral plans await announcement with bodies at O Donnell funeral home.
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C. J. Murphy
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Cornelius J. Jr
Katie Smith
Murphy
Marion County
Hannibal
O'Donnell
South Fifth Street
Walnut Street
Silo Meetings Set Across Five Missouri Counties
Silo campaign officials led by K J Jasper announce a northeast Missouri tour with aviator support traveling from Scott Field to Hannibal. The itinerary spans St Louis St Charles Troy Bowling Green Perry Center New London Hannibal Quincy La Grange Canton Kahoka Edina Shelbyville Shelfana Macon and back to Hannibal. Schedule lists Lewis Clark Marion Monroe and Shelby counties with daily meetings from May 1 through May 6 in towns including Ewing LaGrange Monticello Canton Darrais Williamstown Lewistown Steffanville Labelle Maywood Wallend Wyaconda Luray Revere Kaheka Mt Zion Warren Riverview Emerson Oakview Peedee Palmyra Holliday Monroe City Madison Victor Santa Fe Paris and Paris School.
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Marion
Lewis, Clark
Monroe
Shelby
K. J. Jasper
Missouri
Tanbal
Scott Field
Belleville
St. Louis
St. Charles
Troy
Bowling Green
Perry
Center
New London
Hannibal
Quincy
la Grange
Canton
Kahoka
Edina
Shelbyville
Shelfana
Macon
Scheidker
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis County
Ewing
LaGrange
Monticello
Darrais
Williamstown
Lewistown
Steffanville
Labelle Maywood
Clark County
Wallend
Wyaconda Luray
Revere
Kaheka
Marion County
Mt. Zion Warren
West Ely
Riverview
Emerson
Oakview
Peedee
Palmyra
Shelby County
Clarence
Hunnewell
Emden
Shelbina
Monroe County
Monroe City
Madison
Victor Santa Fe
Greenwood
Stoutsville
Paris Paris
Ani
SS Ne
Hannibal Honors Ace Pilot Lieut Raible at Chamber Talk
Lieut Joseph C Raible Jr Hannibal s ace told Chamber of Commerce members at City Hall how he found a destroyed American aircraft with a dead pilot stripped of clothing in the machine He credited with three confirmed kills plus two balloons and discussed fellow aviators Roosevelt and Rickenbacker He plans a trip to Washington as government calls him to duty and recalls a crash landing during pursuit flying in France
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Joseph C. Raible
Hannibal
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Lieut
Raible
Mark Twain
War Department
Ile
Ouentin Roosevelt
Edie Rickenbacker
Duck
Luke
Tus
No Man's Das
Raibie
France
Harald Halcomb
Rable
Hely
Washington
Newport
Tie
St. Mihiel
Raible Details Yanks Front Tour Victory and Valor
Lieut Joseph C Raible guest speaker at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon recounts air combat over Toul and Chateau Thierry in 1918. He describes dogfights with German pilots, describes his gun jam failures, and notes he earned the Croix de Guerre and the Distinguished Service Medal for his actions with the American air service.
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Joseph C. Raible
Wanniabl
Chamber of Commerce
Lieut
Raible
Toul
Wong
O'Neil
Simmons
Meyer Opens Bid for Hannibal City Attorney Nomination
Attorney William T. Meyer announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Hannibal city attorney. He has practiced law in Hannibal for years and resides on the west side. He is the first to announce, with speculation that others may follow, including the current city attorney Lewis O'Connor.
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William T. Meyer
Hannibal
Meyer
West Side
Lewis O'Connor
Theodore Rendlen Dies in Hannibal
Theodore G Rendlen 52 prominent Hannibal liquor dealer died at his home Thursday morning after a brief illness He leaves his wife a daughter Miss Clare a son Raymond a grandson and a sister He was secretary treasurer of Rendlen Liquor Co and once owned the Midland bar in Quincy He was born in Hannibal and was a Chamber of Commerce and Lutheran church member Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Theodore G. Rendlen
Hannibal
Tie
Rendlen
Miss Clare
Raymond
L. M. Schankacher
Midland
Quincy
Chamber of Commerce
Jie
Lutheran Church
American Cafe Opens in Windsor Hotel Building
The American Cafe on South Main Street in Hannibal opens for business in the Windsor hotel building. It accommodates 100 diners, features tile floors and light oak walls with indirect lighting, and includes a concrete fireproof kitchen with modern equipment. The cafe opened Wednesday morning and plans hours of operation.
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Windsor Hotel
South Main Street
Hannibal
Glavis brothers operate Pike cafe and American meals
The Pike cafe is run daily from 6 a.m. to 8 30 p.m by the Glavis brothers who also own the Pike cafe. Samuel G. Glavis will oversee the American with regular meals merchants lunches and short orders to be served.
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Glavis Brothers
Pike Cafe
Samuel G. Glavis
Funeral of Mrs Jones Held Amid Family Home Services
Funeral services for Mrs Evan Jones who died at her daughter’s home 1018 Bird Street were held at 2 P M Thursday from the residence led by Rev T D Fry of Broadway Methodist Church Interment was in Mount Olive Cemetery. Meanwhile wage boosts are announced for about 7600 railroad police and 1000 officers retroactive to last January, aligning with other rail employes.
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Evan Jones
W. OB. Pettibone
Bird Street
T. D. Fry
Broadway Methodist Church
Mount Olive Cemetery
Ae Wines
Raise
Washington
Hines
Lenane Forms Semi Pro Team For 1919 Season
Quin cy manager Tom Lenane has gathered local amateur talent for a Quin cy semi pro squad. Recruits will begin practice when weather allows. He has fielded interest from major league clubs but expects scheduling conflicts. A training hall and quarters are to be arranged, likely at the Y M C A, with letters from cities along the Mississippi Region.
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Tom Lenane
Quincy
Lenane
Y. M. Co
River league session dates proposed for review
Dates for the River league session are being proposed with several options. a meeting date will be set later. Locals roster includes Catchers Peters R Robinson Roll a Kremain Weggs, Pitchers Nieman Winking Bornman, Infielders Streot Uths Riley Freese Krueger Nieman Bernard, Outfield Simmons Grossemeyer Grussemeier Higging Heckenkamp.
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Peters
R. Robinson
Rolla Kremain
A. Weggs
Nieman
L. Winking
L Bornman
H. Streot
E. Uths
J. Riley
E. Freese
Ed Krueger
F. Nieman
B. Bernard
D. Simmons
B. Grossemeyer
TD Grussemeier
M. Higging
FL. Heckenkamp
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