Robbery Riots in Smithton Bank Hardware and Blacksmith Hit
Early morning raid in Smithton nine miles east of Sedalia targets the bank hardware store and a blacksmith shop. Explosives wreck two safes with about $150 stolen. a horse and buggy stolen from George B. Lamm was recovered. residents pursued bandits but no arrests reported. Sheriff Joe Dillard and deputy pursued the robbers toward Sedalia, returning empty handed.
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Smithton Bank
Ringen
Holtsenpiller
Smithton
Sedalia
Joe Dillard
Charlie Williams
Sentinel
Lamm
Visitors pack the Sentinel plant and Linotype rooms
Crowds braved the rain to tour the new machine and paper plant at the Sentinel, with many ladies inspecting departments while GA R members visited after their meeting. Police search for Daniel J. Kelley expands toNew York and Missouri as prosecutors probe baking powder legislation bribery.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Kelley
Kiely
New York
General Greene
Crow
Greene
Fire in Fifth Avenue warehouse threatens city blocks
A morning blaze in a warehouse on Fifth Avenue endangered two apartment houses the Victoria hotel and annex and nearby buildings. Firemen and police saved several people from suffocation as residents fled in night clothing. Rescue included Captain Zalinski dynamite gun inventor Tony Pastor Pete Dailey Bandmaster Duss Miss Leiter relative of a Chicago millionaire and Lady Curzon vicerine of India Miss Huntington relative of a California millionaire.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Fifth Avenue
Victoria Hotel
Captain Zalinski
Tony Pastor
Pete Dailey
Duss
Continues to Improve of John Cunningham Health Status
Mr. John Cunningham, whose illness had been announced earlier, continues to improve. Medical officials report stabilization and ongoing treatment at the local hospital as friends and family monitor his condition.
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John Cunningham
Birthday Party for Mrs Hunnefelt at East Sixteenth
In honor of her birthday anniversary Mrs F P Hunnefelt of 663 East Sixteenth Street entertained a company of friends last night. The evening featured amusements and conversation with dainty refreshments served later. Those present included Mr and Mrs Bringes Babbitt Paxton Braner J C Warren L H Warner Lawson Mrs Cole and children.
They Capture Bacaloid in Mandalao Campaign
United States forces under Capt Pershing attacked and captured Bacaloid on Mandalao Island, long a Moro stronghold. The operation left over a hundred Moros dead while American casualties were three wounded.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Manila
United States
Pershings
Bacaloid
Mandalao
Holt Sole Owner After Purchase of Partner Interest
Norman Helsel of Holt & Helsel has sold his interest to partner Holt who becomes sole owner. The business moved from 504 North Grand Avenue to 517 North Grand where Holt operates a fully modern suburban store serving numerous patrons.
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Norman Helsel
Holt & Helsel
Mr. Holt
North Grand Avenue
North Grand
Attorney Barnett Sues Yankee for Real Estate Commission
Attorney G. W. Barnett filed suit in the circuit court for Investors' Brokerage against William F. Yankee seeking his commission on a recent real estate transaction.
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G. W. Barnett
Circuit Court
Investors’ Brokerage Company
William F. Yankee
Thirteen Italians Attack Saloon In Armour Avenue
Chicago police, after a heavy fire from thirteen Italians entrenched behind doors, charged a saloon on Armour avenue to find the assailants of Frank Wink who died from seven knife wounds and a bullet wound. Injured officers included Lieut Moore, Barber, Bronebazen, and Bonno. all thirteen assailants were arrested.
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Armour Avenue
Frank Wink
Lieuteant Moore
Salvan Barber
Frank Bronebazen
Frank Bonno
Theft arrest after money found sewn in sleeve lining
John Knole farm hand arrested in Sedalia on grand larceny charges after Mrs. Lena Meyers reported missing savings. Officer Boultz found a $20 bill wrapped around a $10 gold piece and two pennies sewn into the lining of Knole's coat sleeve. He was bound over to the criminal court in $1,000 bonds.
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John Knole
Boultt
Knole
A. J. Henry
Sedalia
Mr. Henry
City
Chief Love
Boultz
Main
Ohio Street
Love
Boullt
Sunday School Lesson Meeting Announced By Union
The primary and Junior Sunday School Teachers' Union will meet in the Rest Rooms Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. J. C. Jacoby of Trinity English Lutheran church will teach the Sabbath lesson. All Sunday school workers are urged to attend.
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J. C. Jacoby
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Easter Style Trends Across Hues and Classics
In preparations for Easter shoppers explore a palette of Champagne Gray Tan Black Mauve Oxblood Brown White andMode items. The variety signals refined choices for wardrobes and decor as spring fashion revives vibrant neutrals and bold tones.
Belts and trimmings at discount prices in satin and taffeta
An advertisement describes belts made of elastic taffeta satin with postillions and buckles in silvered oxidized or enamel finishes. Prices range from 35c to $2.25 for stitched belts, folded satin belts, and belts with chain pendants and tassels.
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Cole County Grand Jury
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Martha G. Maclay
Tipton
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