Federal Court Opens in Hannibal for May Term
The May term of the United States District Court Eastern District of Missouri opened in Hannibal at 10 am with retiring Judge David P. Dyer presiding. Out‑of‑town officials included Walter L. Hensley and Whaley in St. Louis, inspectors, clerks, and marshals. Grand jury began Monday, reports due today, and numerous cases and naturalizations listed with dismissals, pleas, and resignations noted.
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United States District Court
Eastern Division
Missouri
Hannibal
David P. Dyer
Wilson
United States
Walter L. Hensley
St. Louis
Whaley
W.L. Kenner
Mrs. Little
John Lynch
John L. Kennedy
J. Louis
W. W. Nall
B. F. Smith
J. L. Meyer
J. W. Thompson
Philadelphia
Henry Cameron
Edwin Adams
S. T. Pollard
R. G. MccCrerry
Center
E. W. Schneer
Monroe City
H. J. Bern
Memorial services mark Hull events and diploma readings
Rev R L Jones of Hull Ili Baptist church spoke at a Sunday memorial service attended by veterans of three wars. He delivered the baccalaureate sermon for Hull High School graduates Catherine Orr Helen Arthur John Sprague William Adkins and Clarence Erkey.
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R. L. Jones
Hull
Ili
Hannibal
New London
Baptist
Jones
Catherine Orr
Helen Arthur
John Sprague
William Adkins
Clarence Erkey
South Side Stars Defeat New London 7 to 4 on Road
The South Side Brooklyn Stars traveled to New London Sunday afternoon and defeated the home team 7 to 4. Matson pitched for New London while O’Donnell Ven Pelt and Mills backed the Brooklyn squad as the batteries.
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Brooklyn Stars
New London
Matson
O'Donnell
Ven Pelt
Mills
Hannibal
Serious Charge Plagues Against Herman Miller
Oliver Kinsey files charges in Hannibal justice court against Herman Miller his son in law and shoe factory employee alleging seven months of abuse against two Kinsey daughters aged 9 and 11. Dr Heavenridge examined the girls and found their condition deplorable. Miller, about 24, resides with the Kinseys on Collier street and may be arraigned today. The case includes a second alleged offense held in reserve.
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Justice Court
John Hy
Sionday
Oliver C. Kinsey
Collier Street
Herman Miller
International Shoe Factory
Hannibal
Mabel Kinsey
Veneta Kinsey
Miller
Totsch
Geald
Roy Hamlin
FL. L. Kelly
Thomas Garland
R. S. Heavenridge
Market Street
Kinsey
Whig
Flaemilin
Kelly
Clarkind
Hannibal Churches Go Over Top in Drive
Postmaster Robert Blackwood announced that his affiliated enterprises exceeded expectations as Park Methodist Church raised 9140.50 dollars toward the national thirty five million dollar relief drive. Attorney W T Myers led Arch Street Methodist Church fund efforts with similar success.
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Robert Blackwood
Park Methodist Church
W. T. Myers
Arch Street Methodist Church
Park
Arch Street
Two Negro Women Fined for Fighting in Old Mesico
Policemen Turner and Bennett arrested Vivian MecElroy and Dell Franklin Monday for common assault following a Sunday fight in Trannibal area known as Old Mesico. Della and Vivian pled ganity. each paid a $15 fine plus costs and were jailed for failure to surrender money owed to state officials.
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Turner and Bennett
Vivian MecElroy
Dell Franklin
Trannibal
Della
Vivian
John H. Totsch
Fach
Palmyra
Sherff
J. W. Mefford
Bull Kitt known in Hannibal police circles faces charge
John Kitt known as Bull in Hannibal police circles was arrested after a Saturday fight at a North Main street rooming house. He pleaded guilty to common assault in a Monday afternoon arraignment before Judge John H. Tetsch, paying a $10 fine and costs with a relative covering the amount. He was released and seen again on the streets afterward.
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John Kitt
Hannibal
Bull
John Harleycorn
John HH. Tetsch
Roy Hamlin
Kitt
E. W. Nelson
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C. H. Ling
Union Street
Federal Court
Ed. Schultz
John W. Sibert
Thomas Kanaley
Charles N. Smith
Macon Motor Car Company
John S. Fitzgerald
Spe
Cial
A. L. Curtis
Susan G. Croarkin
Charles Culver Marquis Baker
U. S
Samuel Minich
Otis Couch
Charles Nerlich
Hess
U.S
James Telson
Nicole Longo
Andrew Dalghretm
George McGill
Johnnez Erickson
William A. Hart
John Nelson Cran
Thomae Cragg
William Cragg
Robert Crage
Gustav Lofsteads
Jacob von Striem
John von Striem
Domenick Guy
John UO
Poletto
Peter Colo
CAT Tales
Dicky Dippy
Bill Edge
Bill
Sinnott
Children Cry For
Chas. H. Fietcher
Cen
New York City
Weilers
5Th ST
Quincy, Ill
Quincy Building & Homestead Ass'n
Maine Street
Maurice E. Vansen
South Side Stars
Blackwood
Park Church
Victory Liberty Loan
Mason, Miller
South River
Park Methodist
Arch Street Methodist
Della Franklin
Vivian McElroy
Hannibal Police
Orpheum
Rupert Julian
Princess
Burton Holmes
Savoy
William
Hare
Douglas Fairbanks
Charles Murray
Reilly
Columbia
Bull” Kitt
Hannibal News
Majestic
New York Jazz Orchestra
Quincy
Swain Jazz Orchestra
Canton
LaGrange
Los
Ariva
Arrvas
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