Quincy Greek’s wife married another man in Hannibal
Gus Jeesis of Quincy learned his wife had wed Reeves in Hannibal after she left him for another man. Reeves apologized for a later incident with a knife and received a 30 day county jail term for peace disturbance. Mrs Jessis-Reeves faced a possible April term in the Court of Common Pleas with bond set at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Jeesis
Quincy
Hannibal
Jessis Reeoner
Atterrey
Farres
el Pet Gas
Thomas Sr. Hagan
Hagan
Jessis-Reeves
Hanmibal Court of Common Pleas
Hansit
Huntington
Ratle County
Tessis
Reeves
Thie City
Jessis
Henry Cameron
Pete Turner
South Main Street
Union Station
Hubby No. 1
State Court
Bizamry
Jesus
All a Mistake big hit at Park Methodist church
A three act comedy All a Mistake by the Epworth League drew a full house Thursday in the High school auditorium. Eight young people acted with much merriment and crowd enthusiasm. Cast included Obediah Sidmer Captain, Lieut George Richmord, Ferdinand Lighthead, Nellie Richmerd, Nelle Huntington, Celie Lunes Cueatres sister, Bernice Fecter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Park Methodist Church
South
Catp
Obediah Sidmer
TE PL Cuter
George Richmord
T. C. Ellis
Richard Hamilton
J) Suddaratt
Ferdinand Lighthead
William Mapel
Nellie Richmerd
Georges
Gertrude Grisso
Nelle Huntington
Bertha Cracroft
Helen Polis
Nellie MeIntyre
Bernice Fecter
Child burns after playing with matches
Four year old Gertrude Hull of 111 Sveamere street lies in St Elizabeth hospital in critical condition after a match accident that left her badly burned. Neighbors and relatives rushed to help as a passerby called for aid. the incident traumatized the neighborhood and drew sympathy from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
John Hull
Sveamere Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Seeleek
Hiouse
Scallelawas
Prank Quattrecehi
Sui Swoa Moore Street
Thal
Tallchoh
Quattracchi
Aviator Flies Over Hannibal In Silo Campaign Tour
A pilot identified as Scott Fretd from Betlvill e, Ti flys over Hannibal Missouri at 3:35 PM in a northwest to northeast sequence. He drops campaign literature while circling, drawing thousands to the streets before landing in Monroe City for supplies. Grounded plans to land in Hannibal failed due to lack of suitable ground space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freay Scott
Betleville
Tih
Vwanmibaul
Missouri
Silo
Hanmibal
Monroe City
Lande
Tannibal
Chamber of Commerce
Great Improvement In His Condition For Dr Farrell
A decided improvement was noted in the condition of Dr J J Farrell who suffered a night stroke of apoplexy Wednesday afternoon after he had called on a patient at St Elza Beths hospital. Dr Farrell is in the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Farrell
St. Elzabeth's Hospital
Farrell
Funeral of Chas Lucey Held Friday
Funeral services for Charles Lucey were held at 8 30 in the morning from the Church of Immaculate Conception. The burial followed at St Marys Cemetery with local attendees noting the ceremony in a quiet farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lucey
Charles Lucey
Church of
Immacu Se Conceptivon
St. Mary's Cemetery
Iil
Pastor to Preach on The League of Nations Theme
Rev. J. Wo Wars of South Side Christian Church will preach on The Coming of the Kingdom this morning at Ti Ah Doe Cassineight. The sermon centers on League of Nations as a topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
J. Wo Wars
South Side Christian Church
Tia
Hannibal Happenings in Missouri Towns and Visits
A rough notice from Hannibal reports local travel and greetings as residents Loainty aps and Beje Darby return to work at Uren Station and visit friends in Moberiy and Stk Proadwads. George Portune travels from Vrie to visit the southern Missouri towns, with notes of a freemaster and local errands in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loainty Aps Bang
Uren
Beje Darby
Leridist
Hinds
George Portune
Vrie
Easgy
Missouri
You Need Not Suffer From Catarrh
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood cleansing remedy for catarrh. It argues catarrh is a blood infection and claims the preparation will purify and strengthen the blood, relieving nasal sores bad breath and throat mucus. It invites readers to seek medical advice at Swift Laboratory Athlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Swift Speie Company
Swift Laboratory
Athinta
Gal Adv
Steel Industry Board Announces Wartime Price Stabilization
The industrial board issued a statement approving a new price schedule for steel and iron products aimed at stabilizing business and trade. It notes current wage rates will stay unchanged, while prices are lowered to boost demand, avert shutdowns, and restore production volumes. The Gibbs and Steel Committee praised the board for acting in the public interest, investors, and employees, expecting growth and higher employment as capacity rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Board
Notustreab Board
Department of Ceanmerce
Ini
Wskong
Iron and Steel
Irme
Ncduse
Tadge Gary
Gam and Steel Industry
Andactmal Board
Gren and Steel Industry
Government selects army camps for permanent use
Ashington March 22 The Cantennents newly owned by the government are to be retained for special military purposes with construction costs listed for each site. The long roster includes Doniphan Gila Blastsis Teo Punstun Karn and many others, detailing field artillery engineers transport corps national guard and miscellaneous camps with totals running into millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opetion
Tele
Arcadia Palion School
Cal
Brooks Field
Tex
Pield
F Vail
Scott Piel
Tenage
Las Tao
Pibgton
T Kelly
Mather
ATG
Terxas
Dan Sa Gaognsieay Tague
Gare Selfridge Pheid
Pony Park Fiehl
Souther Wiett
John Wise
Mestouge
Ifa
Perars
Baran
Tiwas
Treaas
Ake
Withur Wichtbaeld
Thio
Geste Oya
Gerstner Miell
Pioneer inventor Clark dies at age 90 in Washington
Janes A. Clark, aged 90, inventor of pioneer telegraphic devices and contemporary of Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail, died here Friday. Hedin claimed to have invented the first successful closed circuit repeater, while Spain faced supply issues with olive oil reaching over three quarters of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpioneer Tavenmpor
DTS
Ashington
Janes A. Clark
Samuel Morse
Alfred Vail
Hedin
Revival to Open at Palmyra First Baptist Church
Plans are underway for a series of revival meetings at the Palmyra First Baptist Church, likely starting the week of April 18, with a special service on Sunday. The week will feature discussions on World Wide Evangelization and include a range of local life updates from Palmyra and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morria Scott
St. Leoie Phore
Tjne
Chas
Sehneider
Quifuenen
Sipie Ryan
Quiney
Gentry Cummings
Bly
Duarner Daet Pri
Win
Mt. Zion
Kirksville
Alors Nicely
Bob Sanford
Newark
OL Tr. Sanford
A. A
Sprague
von Bred
North Yakima
Wark
Fdna Stewart
Episcopal Church
Bulton
Kurgdorff
Milt Schmidt
Titf
Colo
Joe White
Uncertain yacht news on Aquitania voyage sparks talks
A cablegram to the Corinthian Yacht Club from Sir Thomas Tapton states he sails on the Aquitania and will reach the United States around March 26 to confer with American yachtsmen about resuming international yacht racing. The report notes superstition about renamed ships and hints at ongoing naval sport discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton Comeng
Conscientious Objectors in WWI Draft Controversy
A historical account describes conflict over conscientious objectors during the WWI draft. It details orders, court martials, and subsequent restorations to duty, with Secretary Baker’s actions and Army treatment highlighted, including transfers to disciplinary barracks and later honorable discharge considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olefectors
Taker
War Department
Obuncoore Ad
Netheatab Cab Ebertios Bureau
Aetvatv
Baker
Keppeel
Keppel
Buureau
Leavesworth
Kansas
Pacific
Pome Hatele
Shipbuilding costs drop as steel prices ease
Readjustment of shipbuilding costs is expected to set a back price around 100 a ton for future American yard contracts. Cancellations of orders placed for thousands of tons were discussed by Manager Pieg of the Emergency Fleet Corporation and Pacific coast officials as postwar economy prompts new pricing and reuse of shipways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastlington
Shipping Board
Peeter
Pieg
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Pacific Ecoart
Fleet Corporation
Probate court inventory lists varied estates and shares
In probate court inventories John Thornton and Josiah Perry estates show real estate values, Liberty bonds totaling 4 060, war savings strips, and stock holdings. The Westren will in Cina township provides a single heir stake. Henry Nuhlioan and Henry Peter wills direct real estate conversion to cash and division among family and friends with several legacies. Veteran notes mention four chevrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thornton
Liberty
W, Ner
Marevuret Mack
Josiah Perry
Aes
Wiliam Westren
Cina Township
Ty Court
John
Pris Heire
Dasud
Manes Breth
Peter Dlenry
Nuhlioan
Per Tate
Mary Hokamp
Cauchter
Carrie Wervel
Mary Tokanip
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CAT Tales
Faure
Dicky Dippy
Ethel Fay
Jimmie
MR. Dippy
Sinnot
Ginna
Hannibal News
Quincyan
Gus Jessis
Tory
Mics
Mare
Little Gertrude Hull
Mero el
Pethidine
Ty Cecgners
Stk Proadwads
Moberiy Pritay
Pelaeve
Leach
Mado
Cleavenworth
Nat
Bie
Mik
Lordi
Juekeen
Boe
Our Fueak
Har
Texas
Mationah Porard
le Svrae
Wheeler
National Guerd
Ou Wadsworth
National Guard
Ponson
Rea Iresaard
Forrest
Greenleaf
Hancock
Loran
Abe
Merritt
M.S
Noy
Sysaan
Itienal
Ramsay
Ene
Iey
Val
Sat
Devens
Rae el
Gordon da
Srehey
Jackson
Bpain
Ita
Palmyra, i
Kb. ¢ Deoster
Joe Miangin
Wl Lacan
Furtiy
Yom Parson
Federal Varta Loan Association
Bound Grove Federal Parm Loan Association
Charles PL
Clarence
Henry Wenneker
Prank PL
Wennekers
Henry Wagner
Charence
Prank I
Wall Crystal
Grover Yarbrough
Russedl Wenneker
A. EF. Richmond
Henry J. Weiniteker
Arthur Willows
BL 1
Lerst
Ddim
Jofanlehorst
Wenry Timmer
Hannihal
KR. J. Smoot
A. Rokelle
Kong
Reavis
Thomas
Perry
C. M. Reuser
Methodist Churches
Seotion
Ker Lax
Prittah
Beleans
Bellans
Princess
Mary Pickford
Jean
Bray
Savoy
Florence Reed
Triangle
Daughter Angelus
Charles Chaplin
Majestic Bldg
Maine
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