Kansas Cityan Buys Lease Ten For Mark Twain Hotel
A Kansas City man has acquired the lease of the Mark Twain in Hannibal Missouri, effective May 1. Ros Werd, current manager, will oversee the transition which includes plans for an annex, reflecting the hotel’s limited capacity and local ownership.
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Kansas Cityan
Lrigwk & Binswanger
St Joseph
Kansas City
Dusen
Ros. Werd
Karas City
Devs
Werd
Oak Street
Narsas City
Mark
Nebraska
Hannibal
Teany Friends
Bleck & Peat
Gsewe
Hannibal Liste
Pettibone
My Aiy
Adie
Bats Tinnibal Hotel Company
George W. Barnett
Mark Twain
Barnett
Carstarphen Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Attorney
Attorney Harry Carstarphen announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county attorney. A long-time Hannibal resident from Rallis county, he is a University of Michigan and Ang Angl law school graduate who practiced in Hannibal since 1917 except for army service at Camp Funston. His offices are in the Hannibal Trust building.
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Harry Carstarphen 'Riday
Nemnation
Carstarphen
Rallis County
University of Mi
Ang Arie Midh
Hannibal
Camp Funstun
Kan
Hannibal Trust Building
Ake Yo Atmm
Sergeant Schneider Writes From France Letter from Hannibal sergeant stuck in France
Sergeant Harry E. Schneider of Hannibal, stationed at Bordeaux, France, reports to 8 L. Waldron of the Hannibal weather office that he does not expect an early discharge. He describes being kept away from returning troopers and remaining attached to clerical and other duties in France.
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Harry E. Schneider
Hannibal
Bordeaux
Frances
L. Waldron
Weather Bureau
Sinth Street
Captain Hager Returns to Hannibal After Service
Captain Hager comes home to Hannibal with commission earned at Port Sheridan 1917. He served months in the Army and returned aboard the Liggar on Van, after attending Officers' Training School.
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Drain. Liggar
Van
Camp i
Cal
Hager
Sheridan
1917
Democrats Weigh Schmitzer as City Ticket Head
Report from the Democratic city committee meeting at the courthouse details shifting plans for the coming election. Thomas Schmitzer’s potential nomination dominates speculation, with Arnold and Cable also mentioned as possible candidates for mayor and other posts. Officials note uncertainty as party delegates weigh strongest ticket.
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San Cutceme
City Central
Court House
Ps Li
Soriyr
Nether Sarees
Acre
Tedin Sohmser
Upitse
Teta J. Maus
Cable
Choice
John G. Cable
Cae
DG Democrats
Gion el
Etty
W. Lewis Ocenner
Atte Witien
Meyer
Harry Cusphen
Fines Totaled for Women in Court Over Fire Scene Offense
A series of fines were imposed on several women in a Tlarr balls segregated district court for conduct related to a fire scene offense. Bess Hoelerher was fined $100, Ainsley $200, Sarah Smith $200, and Jesse $200 after pleas of guilty before judges Dent Totseh Hagan and others. The statewide fines collected reach $720 in the period since January 1.
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Bess Hoelerher
Ilame
Allen E. Dent
John IV
Totseh Daullie Ainsley
Guillty
Sarah Smith
Thomas S$. Hagan
Jesse
Tlarrballs
Vincent Strong Dies At Home Local Citizen Remembered
Vincent Strong aged 57 died at his home on North Main Street after a lingering illness. A well known resident and former member of the Strong Goods party, he was active in community affairs and leaves a widow and several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Vincent Strong
Uosaand Ness
Aiatiibor
North Main Street
Mr. Strong
Tiannal
Ceatiet Ula
Mme
Frank W Harvey Granted Army Discharge
Frank W Yarvexy son of Mr George Harvey of Sulton Aves has been released from the army after about thirteen months of service. He was stationed at Wojlear Worigths Davin Olue and was engaged in testing and inspection duties during his term of service.
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Frank W. Yarvexy
George Harvey
Sulton
Bes Releas
Army Perview
Priday Tl
Wojlear Worigths Davin
Olue
What Is Rheumatism Why Suffer From It
A vintage ad praising S S S blood purifier as a cure for rheumatism. It claims rheumatism is caused by poison in the blood and warns against salves, urging readers to use the company’s vegetable tonic. It offers free physician advice and lists Swift Specific Company, 253 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga as the address.
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SS. S
Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Gao
Mrs Jane Boddd Buried Today in Missouri Town
Mrs Jane Boddd died at 7 55 pm Wednesday at her granddaughter's Salt Maple avenue home. Born January 23 1832 in Ralls County she was 87. Survived by three grandchildren Charstrode Anderson and two others, one brother J E Crawford of Town. Funeral at 2 pm from the residence with burial at Olivet Cemetery.
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Jane PL Dodd
Honer
Morris Anderson
Salt Maple Avenue
Ralls County
James Wy. Dede
Gred
Deadd
Iso
Charstrode
Anderson
Trannibal Ma
Dahn Weoder
Kansas City
J. E. Crawford
Tersam
Ted Te Bey Yi
Winders, Gastur
Tuviet Styreh
Taterment
Mecsate Olivet
Three machinists injured at Burlington shops
Dopp, a Burlington machinist, was struck in the eye by a flying steel piece while chipping a minder with an oat hammer on Union Street. Claude Taylor suffered severe foot injuries when a riding box fell on him, requiring amputation of a toe. Francis Worden also injured a foot in the wheel shops.
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Dopp
Burlington
Agar
Union Street
Burlington Railroad
Claude Tlaye@en
Francis Worden
Worker Killed in Atlas Plant Near Hannibal
Samuel Vreeval, a 24 year old Trahan worker at Portland Cement’s Atlas plant south of Hannibal, died while loosening stone near a ledge when rock loosened and struck him. His body was moved to Cornell General. funeral arrangements not complete. He supported his parents in the old area. The plant employs many workers and the incident is under investigation.
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Samuel Vreeval
wAthes Portland Cement Companysquares Pre
Feneral
Parrial
Punerat
Roek
Buna
Atlas
Vw. i
Church Service Hours Changed by Local Alliance Meeting
The Ministerial Alliance of Tannthal adjourned after arranging a new rotation for Sunday services, with morning and evening times set to local government clock. The League of Women Voters met to endorse a constitutional amendment for national woman suffrage and urged Congress to act promptly while discussing labor and education reforms.
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League of Women
League of Nations
Tannthal Ob
Sundae Services
ST Lops
Navionai Jminericago
Congress
Wooden
Thas
Women
United States Department of Labor
Amy Murees
Washington
Department of Education
Secretary’ of Education
Su Ue
Liter Pleads Not Guilty To Charge
Slarry Liter of Ralls county appeared before Judge John Wf Totesh and pleaded not guilty to forgery. His hearing was set for 2 o clock on the afternoon of April. Unable to furnish a $300 bond, he was remanded to jail.
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Slarry
Ralls County
John Wf. Totesh Yoartern Om
Ife
Bolshevik Pickets In Custody in Metz
Paris reports that two German Bolshevik agents named Wic Markenstean and Aaron Siege were arrested in Paris after disembarking a Metz train with no tickets and passes from Berlin. They are held in the Sante prison as investigations proceed. A Dutch newspaper quote says nine Bolshevik agents who escaped Germany were arrested in Gulders province.
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Paris
Wic Markenstean
Aaron Siege
Metz
Become Haven
Berlin
Volshevek
Ammeoterdam
Handeleblad
Germany
Gulders
Educator Dr Samuel Dutton Dies in Atlantic City
Dr Samuel TL Dutton 69 a noted educator philanthropist and world peace advocate died suddenly in Atlantic City New Jersey He was professor emeritus of administrative pedagogy at Teachers College Columbia University and held roles with The New York Peace Society the World's Court League and the arbitration and peace carrieress He also served as trustee treasurer of Constantinople College for Women and Canton Christian College and authored several volumes on education
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New York
Atlantic City
Samuel TL Dutton
Dutton
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York Peace Society
World's Court League
National Arbitration and Peace Careress
Dutten
Constantinople College For Women
Canton Christian College
Vie
Cucation
Doubt Cast Over Royal Flying Corps Feat Claims
London reports an inquiry into the alleged aerial exploits of Captain Bermond G. Chamberlain of San Antonio Texas. Witnesses contested the timing and details while noting British officers sometimes wrote letters on ordinary paper. Major ROS Maxwell noted his squadron supported Chamberlain’s claimed visit, though he did not confirm the American officers named in the report.
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London
Doune
Espa
Bermond G. Chamberlain
San Antomio
Texas
Air Serving
Chamberlain
Lord Deane
Pear
Chamberlaine
Vrert
Ros Maxwell
Tire
Tehica
Tle
Bloodless Revolt In Hungary
A London report describes martial law in Hungary after unrest in Budapest and provinces. Government safeguards life and property, ensures bank access with limits, and maintains banking posts. The piece denies Count Michael Karollet’s provisional presidency.
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Presa
London
Darsgarien Mireles
Budapest
Ford
Michael Karolet
Trade Board Has No Funds For Inquiry
Washington March 20 The Federal Trade Commission denied reopening of its investigation into news print costs and prices due to lack of funds. It could not incur necessary expenditures without Congress authority though publishers argued costs had fallen since last summer’s price fixing. Riot reports from Brisbane describe renewed clashes between soldiers and Bolsheviks with many wounded and extra police deployed. In Zurich the Polish diet voted to oppose Bolshevism with full force of government.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commiion
Congress
Representives
Last Fummer
Have Another at the Quincy theater today
Smihne Bub Parsons offers thirty minutes of nonstop laughter in Have Another at Capitol Comedy. The star and team deliver wholesome mirth as Bay has created four new characters and a bold plot presented at the Gardens theater today.
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Parsons
Capitol
Giake
Bituhne Balt
Bali’ Parsons
Qarenes
Tol Coane
House Praises Norway For Aid To Allies
Paris reports Norway praised for aiding Allied efforts amid wartime entente tensions. Norwegian delegate presented to leaders as neutral and needed for European security, with broad support from Congress, while concerns over neutrality and future aid remained.
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House
Norway
Paris
Entente
Mae Poms
Norvas
Christiana Net
Phn
President of Paris Council Dies Friday
The president of Paris council, M. Mithenard, died Friday after years of service. He held the office for many years and contributed to numerous functions tied to the United States. The city honored him by accepting a gift to the Lines Institute and presenting an address to President Wise on behalf of Pars jost in December.
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M. Mithenard
Com Ap
United States
Lines Institute
United Oate
Yeefe Um
Wise
Crty
Ordnance Explosion Injures Fifteen Men at Aberleen proving grounds
An explosion at the Aberleen ordnance proving grounds in Marvherd injured fifteen men, including a member of the cadet corps. The blast began by a fire of undetermined origin, triggering a secondary explosion and spreading to other sheds. Property losses were reported but not yet tallied.
Commission to probe $50,000 explosion fallout
A commission has been appointed to investigate the fire and explosion with $50,000 at stake. None of the men were seriously injured while authorities seek causes and accountability.
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