Mystery Woman Overlaps Hannibal Home Arrest Case
In Hannibal, Alfred Andris the carpenter at South Seventh and Collier streets faced arrest along with Mrs. Laura McAaron, his housekeeper, after police visited early Wednesday. The force cited a mysterious woman who knocked and vanished, with Night Captain ODay claiming ignorance of her identity. The case included disputed warrants and testimony, ending with a guilty verdict for both defendants and fines of 50 dollars each. McAaron also faces a separate 3000 dollar damage suit against the city for injuries from an icy sidewalk, now pending in New London after a venue change.
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Alfred Andris
South Seventh
Collier Streets
Andris
Laura McAaron
Ralph J. Smiley
Thomas Day
O'Day
Berryman Henwerd
Andris Home
Henwood
George Foehringer
Attorney
Oday
Foehringer
Rodgers
McAaron
C. S. Shepard
B. M. Carter
S. F. Schultz
A. R. Schultz
D. R. Ec
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound testimonial
Lowell Massachusetts woman Mrs M Theall reports three years of pain and constipation eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can work twice as much and urges others to try the remedy. Also promotes the product as a standard female health treatment advertised by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chestnut St
Lowell
Mass
Lydia
Real estate deals closed in Hannibal Saturday
Several properties changed hands in Hannibal on Saturday. Miss May Bradshaw of South Eighth Street bought a house at 214 Locust Street from the John H. Franklin estate for occupancy as a home. John A. Wilcox sold to George A. Towney of Monroe City a house and lot on Ely Street for the Towney family to occupy. James Mahoney sold to William A. Long a house and lot at 1801 Chestnut Street. Long will move from Munger Street to the new property.
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Hannibal
May Bradshaw
South Eighth Street
John H. Franklin
Locust Street
John A. Wilcox
George A. Towney
Monroe City
Ely Street
Mr. Towney
James Mahoney
Wiliam A. Long
Chestnut Street
Munger Street
Mrs Ellen Elliott to Be Buried Monday
The body of Mrs Ellen W Elliott, 59, who wed in Quincy, arrived in Hannibal Saturday and was taken to O Donnell brothers funeral home on South Fifth street. Her remains will go to her brother Edward Lyng’s near New London Missouri, today for the funeral at the Catholic church in New London Monday morning. Interment will be Barkley cemetery. Her husband Thomas Elliott, a farmer, is deceased. She was brought to Quincy for treatment weeks ago.
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Ellen W. Elliott
Quincey
Hannibal
O'Donnell Brothers
South Fifth Street
Edward Lyng
New London
Barkley Cemetery
Quincy
Work Begins on Mark Twain Hotel Addition
The Mark Twain hotel announces a new four story addition with eighteen rooms. Construction starts April 1 and should finish by October 1, with possible occupancy by September 1 if weather permits. The first floor will be a store room and the building fronts 35 feet on South Main Street.
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Mark Twain Hotel
South Main Street
Siedler Improves After Accidental Home Shooting
Vincent Siedler of Birch street, badly wounded when a .22 revolver fired during a gun handling incident with his older brother Warren, is improving and expected to recover. The bullet entered his stomach and lodged in his back before being removed. he is a son of Mr and Mrs Siedler.
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Vincent Siedler
Birch Street
16 Year Old Boy Dies At Home In Perry Funeral Planned
William Leste Boyd a 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs Eddie L Boyd died at 520 Hawkins Avenue at 9 10 Saturday morning He had been in nine weeks He was born in Ralls county The remains will be taken to Perry Missouri this morning for the funeral and interment to be held there
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William Leste Boyd
Eddie L. Boyd
Hawkins Avenue
Ile
Ralls County
Perry
Special Meeting Held By Masons at Hannibal Lodge No 188
Hannibal Lodge No. 188 of the Masons held a special meeting Friday night at the Masonic Temple on North Fifth Street. Work in the third degree was conferred upon three candidates.
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Hannibal Lodge No. 188
Masons
Masonic Temple
Noth Pith Street
Thieves Enter Business House on Main Street
Burglars broke into a paint store on Main Street through a rear window. They opened the register and took silver coins and pennies. Local police are investigating the break in and reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
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Beeboe Brothers
Traveling Commercial Travelers Banquet in Hannibal
Hannibal council of the United Commercial Travelers hosted wives and visitors with a banquet, card party, and dance at the Mark Twain hotel after an adoption class at Security Hall. More than forty Quincy traveling salesmen arrived by Wabash train led by Matt Erhard and C B De Jean.
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Hannibal Council
United Commercial
Mark Twain
Broadway
Quincy
Matt Erhard
Quincy Council
C. B. de Jean
Gem City
Security Hall
Louie Huegel
Hluegel
F. J. Schaul
Floyd Ledges
Demands For Higher Pay At St Louis & Hannibal
Forty employees of the St Louis and Hannibal Railway seek standard pay levels equal to those on other U S railroads. They pressed the issue weeks ago, were told to await March 9 at the company meeting in Hannibal, but delays and an illness in the wage file stalled action. The group includes switchmen trainmen engine men and yardmen, most of whom reside in Hannibal.
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United States
St. Louis
Hannibal
Coca Colas win bowling contests at Y M C A in Hannibal
Friday night bowling results show the Coca Colas defeating Courier Post three straight games with Clayton scoring 182 the high game and Hagan and Zimmerman tied at 171. Standings list Business Men Eagles Coca Colas and Courier Post with varied records. There will be an Intermed iate Sunday School boys conference in Oakwood and Hannibal on April 15 ending with a six thirty dinner.
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Coca-Colas
Courier Post
Clayton
Hagan
Zimmerman
Invincibles
Courier-Post
County Sunday School Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Oakwood
Hannibal
R. M. Wilkins
Frank Green
T. T. McKinney
J. R. Blackwood
J. W. Morley
Eagles sweep Bowling Tournament win at Y M C A
In the City Bowling Tournament at the Y M C A, the Eagles defeated the Invincibles in all three games. McWilliams led with 201, White 174, and a 164 tie between Menge and Earhart. Next up is Coca Colas versus Courier-Post on Friday.
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Eagles
The
Invincibles
McWilliams
Menge
Earhart
Coca-Colas
Courier-Post
Pindiahes
Star Theater presents Ethel Clayton in Women’s Weapons
The Star Theater shows Ethel Clayton in Women’s Weapons along with Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond Broadway Star. Feature pictures headline the program with the two features billed as the main attractions.
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Star Theaetr
Ethel Clayton
Charlie Chaplin
Community notices and social updates from local residents
Local itemized social brief lists church activities and weekend visits. Fowler and Robertson led sunday services at local churches. Residents including Orel Vier, Richard Farrell, Minnie Erke, and Mrs. W. Aneaks visited relatives or traveled to Canton and Quincy. Mumps season affects Harold Gray. several families host or travel for weekends and visits.
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C. E
Op Aneals
Evangelical Church
Zaj Robertson
Orel Vier
Quing
Richard Farrell Galesburg
Wim
Aneaks
H. J. Hagmeyer
Thursd
Canton
Frank Bitle
Leroy Aneals
Far
Fly
Jacob Ride
Lawrence Gray
Quincy
Harold Gray
Lucy Seckman
Quincy Spert
Naples End of 24 Hour General Strike
Naples reports the 24 hour general strike ended after workers halted due to police and military measures to suppress the protest in the iron works. Local authorities described the stoppage as over.
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Naples
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Miss Bradshaw
Wilcox
M. W. Spencer
Robert Isbister
C. B. DeJean
Gem City Council
Lewis Quirk
J. F. DeNio
R Barney Friebank
F. V. Hedges
Hannibal Y. M. C. A
Sth Street Baptist Church
Mr. Wilkins
J. B. Jeffries
C. G. Palmer
E. ©. Stoddard
N. H W. Ross
First Christian Church
Marley
E. E. Bigger
Charles Fisher
W. W. Nevins
M. R. Mount
Tannibal
Adams County
Our
Gem City Cleaners and Hatters
Hampshire St
Fowler, III
Son
Korein CO
New York City
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