Mother regains child after train caper and wife wins custody
Gertrude Martin, 22, of Hannibal, regained possession of three year old Carl Martin during a Chicago and Alton train raid aided by her mother in law. The husband, left with the child, was outwitted as the women snatched the boy from the smoker and returned him to Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Williaty Martin
Gertrude Martin
Tanmbar
Carl Marin
Bowling Green
Pike County
St. Loui
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Martin
Hannibal
Burlington
Gertrude Daxter
Steen
Canrol
Martinl Yhy
Triannbal
Urna
St. Lows
Oto
Tonurder Thera
Marten
Hearne
Martian
Arcer
Tlamia
Tom McGineus
Bowline Green
Otr
Rkansas
Kan
Kareas
Beache
Rowley Green
Evepeng Cineays & Alten
Martha
Carl
Little Carl
Friss
The WIsery of Bageaghe in Muskegon Michigan
A fragment from a newspaper ad or testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and stamina. The misspelled text mentions improved health and ability to work, signed by Mrs. Gl SUCTIOON FIELD.
Woman's Health and a Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A promotional notice urges women to protect health and suggests Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for sex related ailments. It invites readers to write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice answered by a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cladia FE
Pinksham
Lydia
Pinkharm
Tadia Frinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mans
Opposition to Spencer Gone Says Henwood
Attorney Berryman Henwood, a prominent Republican, returned from the Kansas City state convention where he helped draft resolutions. He noted the only real contest was over the Jackson county delegation and reported broad support for Spencer's record, with Spencer winning the largest vote share for presidential electors at large and the governor race split between McJimsey Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryman Henwood
Kansas City
Henwood
Jackson County
Elli Otttter
Republcan
Lowden
Spencers
Spencer
McJimsey
Hyde
Qtt Guard
McTimse
Organizing Class To Honor Officer
The Paul Hinene class of obdates by THannibal Totyor NeooA Knughts of Pythias proceeds amid interest. The meeting Thursday night featured a tael of Paal Po Plaache and a demonstration by the Misour Brighte. A routine air will be demonstrated and a work Duis Lette rank was mentioned for Thursday stoweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Pythias
Brighte
Airl
Hannibal Woman Dies Four Weeks After Illness
A Hannibal woman died Friday morning four weeks after an illness. The death leaves behind relatives including AJM Conners Mrs AO Webb and others. The funeral is planned with Rev Elayne and Sabon directing services at a local church Sunday afternoon.
Orchestra Dance By Damon Club
Damon Club hosts an orchestra dance with members families and friends expected to attend. Dancing begins at 8:30 PM at the Taste Hall, with music by the Mogae beset on taste group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Club
Pythias
No Police Heads Chopped Yet, They Wonder When
Hannibal police face a looming budget cut after a 7 to 4 vote ordered two officers removed to reduce expenses. The police board resists action, while aldermen push for citywide cuts. Chief Henry Harris warns the force would be undermined, with several beats already understaffed and officers working alone. The dispute continues as the city weighs further reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Llanabal
Membrs
Walter Storr
Cife
Storr
Coune
Albenes
Tras
Will Betas
Calvin Bushies
Alderman Bukies
Conien Cone
Tomne
Enry Harris
Parris
Order of the Comen
Cainer Harris
Oscar Steers
Tran Cave
Poiceman
Frank Hinks
Geo. Foehringer
John Reodgers
Broadway
Phems Lemon
Oakwood
Femonean
Tom Mulhern
al McClenning
James Bennett
Pete Turner
Navy recruitment drive extends as key towns show enlistment surge
The naval campaign continues with recruiters active in Hannibal and along the Union Depot area. Information indicates rising interest among residents and potential recruits, with Messrs Jorra and Tes staying two more weeks to push enlistment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlanonibal
Steicum Prearess
Bunedmeasier
Union
Wle
Jorra
Tes
First Steamboat Excursion Sunday Out of Hannibal
The season opens with the G. W. Hill of the Wisherd line making a Sunday trip to Reskuk, Ta, and return via Quincy with stops along the river route. The vessel will linger until Monday night for Mannibal high school students moonlight river outing. Virgil Dent of the Worsherd line travels from New Orleans to Quincy and will be aboard the G W Hill for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
G. W. Hill
Wisherd
Reskuk
Quincy
Hill
Mannibal High School
Virgil Dent
Worsherd
New Orleans
Lower River
Gow Hill
Miss Helwig to Wed A Lambretz in South Ninth Street Betrothal
Miss Lottie Helwig of Tlacawbal announces engagement to A Lambretz son of Charles Goodman of Vanesbal. The wedding is planned for the near future at Miss Helwig's home on South Ninth Street. Lambretz recently left a post in Quincy and accepts a new position in Texas. twenty friends attended.
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Lottie Helwo
Tlacawbal
Lambretz
Spe
Gateurers
South Ninth Street
Charles Goodman
Vanesbal
Tfanachal
Lanebrerg
Quincy
Werder Brothers Mustc Company
Texas
Moss Helwig
Funeral Of Boy Set For Sunday
Funeral services for Joel Johnson nine years old who was killed when he fell beneath an auto truck on the north river road will be held at 230 oclock Sunday afternoon from the home 597 North Seventh street. Rev C P Armstrong pastor of the First Christian church will conduct the service. Interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Johnson
North River Road
North Seventh Street
C. P. Armstrong
First Christian Church
Riverside Cemetery
Burlington man arraigned in Miss Bock fatal crash
Paul McDonald 21 a Burlington switchman and son of a railroad conductor faced a judge after Miss Mary Bock died from injuries from a crash at Union and Cypress streets. Ivan Yates signed bond for $800 as McDonald admitted driving the car. A coroner’s inquest and preliminary hearing set for May 13 explored speed and responsibility.
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McDonald
Roy Hamlin
Berrvmin Henwood
McDonwdl
Yates
Anomhele
Roberts
Dre AL RO Rae
Mise Bock
Otis Nidar
Fire Station Noods
White
Merce
Miss Bock
Evans
McDonablo
Dier
Sugar From Sawdust Invented By Chemist In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh chemist Robert Tyvyde claims a new process can produce high grade sugar from ordinary sawdust at about 3 cents a pound. He states one pound of sawdust yields three quarters of a pound of sugar after ten hours of processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert Tyvyde
University of Manchester
Colwell Street
Hyde
Germany
Sailors Clash With Hannibal at 3 P.M Today
The Tom Ward's Sailors of St. Louis travel to Mainland's Field to face the Hannibal club at 3 pm with Lefty Burnham set to pitch. Schlizze, Bevier Mon coal miner, is billed for Sunday as the Bevier Be miners' ace. Crowd expected as locals boast a fast, compact team ready for a strong season.
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HanNibal Baseball Club
Three Bells
Mainland
Tom Ward
St. Louis
Hart Walker
Hannibals
Burnham
Schlizze
Bevier
Brookfield
Walker
Matory
Drink Hunting Turned To Romance, Gallivan
Washington May. Representative James A. Gallivan discusses Prohibition costs and enforcement challenges. He says getting a drink now provides adventure and romance for many, citing district liquor squad pursuits and bootlegger clienteles challenging banks and trust companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Gallivan
Dem. Mass
Mr. Gallivan
Destret
Reidel and Others Return From Tipton Oil Meeting
Henry and Herman Reidel Fred Milier Frank Johann Theodore Schweitzer TG Luck William Love Carl Saltzman Dr BE He Bounds returned from Tulsa Oklahoma where they attended the Tipton Oil company annual meeting of Hannibal M J Gill was re elected president Theodore Schweitzer and R B Goodson were added to the board of directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry and
Herman Reidel
Fred Milier
Frank Johann
Theodore Schweitzer
TG. Luck
William Love
Carl Saltzman
BE. He. Bounds
Tulsa
Okla
Tipton Oil Company
Hannibal
M. J. Gill
R. B. Goodson
Cold In the Mead Nasal Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it builds the system and cleanses the blood to prevent frequent colds. It warns repeated attacks may become chronic and offers testimonials and a $100 money back guarantee. J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio backs the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Baltimore Employers Stand Against Increases and Closed Shop
Baltimore workers face a broad employer-led movement to resist wage increases and oppose the closed shop. Led by Holden Evans, president of the Baltimore Dry Docks Company, the plan would close plants rather than concede to strikers demands. Merchants and Manufacturers Association coordinates the effort to shorten hours and curb labor pace as managers seek to blunt wage pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
May
S&s
Holden Evans
Dbaltmere Dry Docks
Evans
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Seork Ph
Anarchists Gain Upper Hand in Italy Healts and Violence
Anarchists widen influence in several Italian districts with disorder in Leghorn as extremists raid the chamber of labor and violence erupts. Police and military force intervene as two are killed and over 30 wounded. rail workers block departures. peasants strike turns grave with shootings and threats amid food shortages. troops with machine guns dispatched to danger zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RQME
Italy
Leghorn
Chamber of Labor
Bologna
Viarregio
Vernon
Spokane Population Drops 0.2 Percent in Ten Years
Washington city of Spokane ranked 48th nationwide in 1910 with a population decline of 108 over the decade, the census bureau reports. Between 1900 and 1910 Spokane grew by 15.33 percent. other listed cities show varied changes including Chico Bridgeport Waterville and Pittsburgh with notable gains and losses.
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Washington, May
Spokane
Wash
Ceneug Bureau
Washington
Newport
Jopan
Chico
Cal
Bridgeport
Conn
Waterville
Maine
Pittsburgh
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Whig
Chas. H. Ling
Union St
Missouri
Carl Martin
Cannihal
Roy Hamin
Hamiin
Peter
Bageaghe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Muskegon
Hari
Lydia F. Pinkham
Suctioonfield
Oak &T
Music Pron
Spencer Gone
Henwoood
Wane
William Tiurhan
AJM
Conners
Webb
Tad Holden
Daweh Pete
Suday
Elayne
Sabon
Hovegeed
Miss Helwig
A. Lambretz
Hold Man IK
McV. Evans
Ivan Po Yates
Moss Pock
DR. A. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Will
Hampshire
Eatoni
Indiger
Costa Trifle
C. H. Kathmann
Clough-Reihm
Vermont St
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