Divorces Sought Over Threatening Loaded Revolver Incident
Margaret L. Scott sues Kenneth A. Scott for divorce alleging he once pointed a loaded revolver at her after she refused an operation and states they married in 1915 at Palmyra Missouri. Ruth Baine files against Charles Baine a non resident. she seeks restoration of her maiden name Ruth Richards. Both suits assigned to January term and handled by attorney Berryman Henwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Scott
Kenneth A. Scott
G. S. Brockerbrough
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
Berryman Henwood
Ruth Baine
Charles Baine
Hannibal
Berryman Henwoods
Ruth Richards
Hannibal Playhouses Show Bills Today
Star Theatre presents William Farnum in Wolves of the Night with Elmo Lincoln starring in chapter No 7 of Elmo the Mighty The Judge a Keystone comedy featuring Char Murray at Park Theatre The Silent Mystery screens at Park Theatre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
William Farnum
Elmo Lincoln
Elmo the Mighty
the Judge
Char Murray
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy
Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles gravel diabetes and rheumatism in men and women with universal claims including child bladder regulation. It promises mail delivery for 1.25 and a two month treatment often cures with testimonials to Dr. W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis Missouri and druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. Hall
Olive St. St. Louis
Adv
Hannibal Brewery Stops 2:70 Beer Production
Henry Riedel, president of the Hannibal Beverage company, said the firm has halted manufacture of 2.75 percent beer ahead of wartime prohibition. He noted a large surplus on hand and questioned how they will unload the stock as the new law takes effect next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Riedel
Hannibal Beverage Company
Hannibal
Oyster Supper For Hannibal Knights of Pythias
Hannibal lodge No 5 Knights of Pythias invites members and families to an oyster supper after next Thursday's regular meeting. The D O K K will be explained and a temple planned for year end with a goal of 100 members. Nearby lodges are urged to send candidates to this major local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Lodge No. 5
Knights of Pythias
Hannibal Knights of Pythias
Hannibal
Buckeye Club Leases Quarters on Broadway
The Buckeye club of fifty Hannibal men has leased the third floor space of the Clayton Real Estate building on Broadway between South Main and Third streets. They plan to refurbish for a clubrooms and dance hall with pool and billiard tables and comfort features for a banquet and dance, aiming to move in by the first of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Club
Hannibal
Clayton Real Estate Company
Broadway
South Main
Third Streets
Aspen
Ilasco case pits 13 year old marriage bid against justice
Ilasco, Missouri residents follow efforts to wed Minnie Lawson aged 13 to Frank Sheets 25, an Italian prisoner in Ralls County Jail on criminal assault charges. Justice C. E. Miller seeks safe placement for the girl in Hannibal as pressure mounts to secure the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilasco
Minnie Lawson
Frank Sheets
Ralls County
New London
Masco
Clarence Lawson
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Justice of the Peace
C. E. Miller
Haseo
Hannibal
Miller
Friends of
Sheets
Liasco
Aslee
Rails
Wife Of George Maloy Is Dead
Mrs Martha F Maloy wife of George Maloy a Hannibal barber died Saturday night in Levering hospital Funeral services were held Monday morning at Holiness Mission Market street and body sent to Barry Ill for burial She lived at 2222 Market street and was 62 years old She leaves four daughters one stepson and three sisters and two brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha F. Maloy
George Maloy
Hannibal
Levering Hospital
Holiness Mission
Market Street
Barry
Ill
Maloy
Charles Irvin
Claude Saunders
Carmen Rosser
Lawrence Joskins
Charles Oliver
McChesney Named Sales Manager at Quincy Gem City
J. H. McChesney, long associated with Hannibal Garage and Machine, has accepted the sales manager post at Gem City Motor in Quincy. He was formerly connected with Reed Motor Company in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McChesney
Hannibal Garage and Machine Company
Gem City Motor Company
Quincy
Reed Motor Company
Barrett Funeral From Church Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Bridget Keating Barrett, 73, who died at her home on North Third Street, will be held at 8:30 this morning from the Church of Immaculate Conception with interment in St. Mary's cemetery. Survived by five children including Mrs. Dugmore, Mrs. Saltzman, Catherine Barrett, Mike Barrett, and Mrs. Stewart of California, she had lived in Hannibal 44 years and was well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Keating Barrett
North Third Street
Church of Immaculate Conception
St. Mary's Cemetery
Barrett
Hannibal
John Dugmore
Carl Saltzman
Catherine L. Barrett
Man Who Stole Boat Is Sentenced
Wesley T. Schulse of Iowa was brought back to Hannibal by Deputy Sheriff C. V. Helton from Louisiana and arraigned before Judge J. H. Totsch. He pleaded guilty to stealing a skiff owned by Charles Wiseman and was sentenced to ninety days in the county jail. Schulse said he avoided trains due to stomach trouble and traveled south by river. he was arrested in Louisiana after authorities there were alerted by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley T. Schulse
Iowa
Hannibal
C. V. Helton
Louisiana
J. H. Totsch
Charles’ Wiseman
Schulse
Benefit Ball for Hannibal Barbers
A benefit ball will be held at the Labor Temple in Hannibal on Wednesday evening October 30 by the Barbers union. Proceeds go to Alfred Fick Call and George Maloy, well known Hannibal barbers sidelined for weeks. The Labor Temple orchestra of ten pieces and trustees donate the hall and services without charge.
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Labor Temple
Hannibal
Barbers’ Union
Alfred
Fick) Call
George Maloy
Hannibal Men Attend St Louis Know Missouri Banquet
Attorney George A. Mahan J BR Jeffries and W E Griswold traveled to St Louis Monday to represent the Hannibal Chamber of Commerce at a Know Missouri banquet held by the St Louis Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Statler Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Mahan
J. BR. Jeffries
W. E. Griswold
St. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Doc Parker Fined for Petit Larceny in Hannibal Court
Edward Parker of Hannibal known as Doc Parker was arraigned before Judge Allen RB Dent on a petit larceny charge. He pled guilty, was fined five dollars and costs, paid, and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Doc) Parker
Hannibal
Allen
Dent
Parker
Beer at 2.75 Percent Set to End Monday Night
Local saloons in Hannibal, plus nearby cities, have sold 2.75 per cent beer for weeks. If Congress passes and President Wilson signs the war time prohibition act, enforcement will begin Tuesday morning, possibly ending the practice. Saloonkeepers warn customers to buy now, foreseeing closures and a shift to soft drinks. some former owners report strong off sale demand, while few other towns in Missouri have carried this brew since the act took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Flanniba
Flannibal
Hannibal
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Youth 19 Signs Affidavit That He Is Aged 21
Cecil Leonard and Miss Mollie Brashears of Hull Illinois wed by Judge Allen F. Dent at 1 30 pm Monday in his Center street office. The groom listed 21 as his age and signed an affidavit. He had earlier applied for a license claiming 19 years old but Judge John Totsch refused license due to minor consent rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Leonard
Mollie Brashears
Hull
Allen F. Dent
Center Street
Dent
John Totsch Sani
Totsth
Eoha Couple Wed In Hannibal
Judge Allen E Dent married James F Sanderson and Miss Willie Meyer both of Eoha Mo at 10 o clock Monday morning in his office on Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen E. Dent
James F. Sanderson
Willie Meyer
Eoha
Center Street
County sets Nov 25 for Marion roads bond election
The Marion county court at Palmyra named November 25 as the date for the second election on a 1 350 000 bond issue for better roads. The petition had over 400 signatures, exceeding the required 200. Precincts remain the same. Attorney H Clay Heather plans a county tour opposing the bond, arguing over the amount. The prior election failed by 28 votes. supporters expect to respond to Heather’s criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Marion County
H. Clay Heather
Heather
Zannibal
Quincy Boat Man Has Skiff Stolen
Hannibal police received a telephone message from Quincy that a John boat owned by William Conklin had been stolen from its moorings at Quincy. Authorities were asked to watch for the thief, believed to be headed south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Quincy
William Conklin
Damon Club Holds Regular Knights of Pythias Meeting
The Daimnon club of the Knights of Pythias lodge met Monday night in Castle hall on Broadway. A good turnout enjoyed cards and dancing followed by refreshments at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daimnon Club
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Castle Hall
Kroadway
Red Cross Canteen at Hannibal Depot Closes Activities
Mrs. Thomas L. Anderson, chairman of the Red Cross canteen committee at Hannibal Union Depot, reports the local station will discontinue active service on October 20 1919. The committee submits information for the public and those who relied on its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Anderson
Red Cross
Hannibal Union Depot
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Hannibal Club
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Hfe
Kohler and Campbell Piano
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Smith and Barnes
Ifors
North Fifth ST
Quincy, Ill
Friends of Sheets
Orpheum
Ferro & Coulter
Darktown
Hannibal Barbers
Princess
Maurice Tourneur
Burton Holmes
Savoy Marguerite Clark
Bryant Washburn
Ham and Bud
Charles Murray and
Marie Prevost
the Dentist
Bijiou
Harry C. LaTier & Co
Sun
CAT Tales
Felix
Nye
Dicky Dippy
Sinnott
Quincy Boat
Damon Club
Mrs. Anderson
Southwestern
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Chas. P. Pettus
Alex
Johnstone
Alexander Johnstone
Duncan
Chicago
Klaw & Erlanger
Geo. C. Tyler
Blackstone Theater
Tillie
Heerald-Examiner
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