Two Burglars Target Meat Market in Broad Day Crime
Police chase two suspected burglars who damaged L Bahner’s meat market at 704 Ohio Street stealing $7 from a cash register. Witness John Zimmerschied spots two youths near 7 30 pm, with linked burglaries including coats razors and a diamond ring. Laxson escapees tied to earlier thefts. another break in on East Fifth Street yielded two hats stolen from students at C B C.
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Ohio Street
John Zimmerschied
West Fifth Street
Cupid in Arcady at First Christian Church Friday
The First Christian church hosts Cupid in Arcady Friday evening April 25. Admission is 25 cents. The production is directed by W. H. Ponimer a composer from St Louis.
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First Christian Church
W. H. Ponimer
St. Louis
Cupid
Arcady
Man Escapes Police Then Returns Home for Medicine
Jim Thornberry, long sought by officers, was briefly captured by a policeman but allowed to go to his home at Sixteenth and Ohio to obtain medicine before being taken to jail. The officer remained at the front door during the visit.
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Jim Thornberry
Sixteenth and
Ohio
Thornberry Flees After Medicine Stop Police Say
Thornberry entered for medicine and, after a delay, fled by the rear door leaping a fence and escaping. He remains at large.
Immense Purina shipment leaves St. Louis for southwest
A special 23 car train carrying over 1,000,000 pounds of Purina food products will depart St. Louis today via the Katy. It will pass Sedalia at 2 10 tomorrow afternoon, en route to the southwest. The train cars are said to be handsomely decorated, showcasing Missouri industry and railroad cooperation.
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Purina Mills
St. Louis
Katy
Sedalia
Southwest
Missouri
Missouri Valley Baseball Schedule Finalized for 63 Home and 63 Away Games
The Missouri Valley baseball league releases its full 126 game schedule for Sedalia and visiting teams. Dale Gear, Kansas City league captain, proposes a trade involving Sedalia players Kehl and Russell for Dummy Curtis, amid ongoing board approval.
Trade Rumor Hints Roe Aims for Pennant Aid
The text suggests Roe will not approve the trade, counting on the Dummy to help him secure Cedalia’s pennant, predicting he could become one of the year's top winning pitchers.
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Roe
Sedalia
National League games played with rain delay noted
Tuesday results show Cincinnati at Pittsburg and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with unclear scores. New York hosted Boston while Chicago faced St. Louis but a rain stoppage ended play in the third inning. the Chicago game will be completed July 3 at Chicago.
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Chicago
Hortense Neilsen Presents The Girl From the West at Opera House
The Hortense Neilsen company presents The Girl From the West at the opera house tonight a dramatic comedy. Special tonight only ladies admitted free with a paid 30 or 50 cent ticket if bought before 6. Young Mrs Winthrop Friday Under Two Flags Special ladies and children matinée Saturday prices 10 cents for school children. Adults 25c.
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Hortense Neilsen
Opera House
Mrs. Winthropt
Sedalia Woodmen Lodge to Initiate Two Members Tonight
Sedalia Modern Woodmen of America Camp will meet at K. P. hall No. 27 on East Fifth Street to initiate two candidates and discuss a proposed rate increase.
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Sedalia Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
K. P. Hall
East Fifth Street
Joe Roe League Executive Promoted to Sporting Editor
Doc D. M. Shively, president of Joe Roe's Missouri Valley league, is promoted to sporting editor of the Kansas City Star. He succeeds James Whitfield, who recently died by suicide.
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F. E. Hoffman
Doc. D. M. Shively
Joe Roe
Missouri Valley League
James Whitfield
Surprised Thief Steals Trousers From Home
Emil Seifert of Cannon Dry Goods returned to 512 West Fifth Street last evening to find a lamp lit and the rear door open. A man ran out, taking a pair of Seifert's trousers. The thief left most contents untouched and appeared surprised.
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Emil Seifert
Cannon Dry Goods Company
West Fifth Street
Mr. Seifert
POW WOW OF APACHE TRIBE AT NEW WIGWAM
Apache tribe of Red Men held a pleasant session Tuesday evening in the Glass building. H. H. Edwards elected trustee to fill Ed Cartwright’s unexpired term. Resolutions thanked Albert Kahn of the Bell for a fine bisque Indian head. Arrangements made to send Chief J. J. Coates to the Great Council at Trenton Missouri next month.
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Red Men
H. H. Edwards
Ed Cartwright
Albert Kahn
J. J. Coates
Great Council
Trenton
Swearingen Weds L W Thompson In St Louis
Cora L. Swearingen of 303 Ohio Street, a well known local woman, married L. W. Thompson of Pueblo Colorado in St Louis on Tuesday in a simple ceremony.
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Cora L. Swearingen
Ohio Street
St. Louis
L. W. Thompson
Pueblo
Colo
Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight With Cooler Thursday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight with a cooler west portion and frost expected tonight. Thursday will be cooler overall with similar conditions across the region.
Nehemgar Club Meeting Thursday With Missouri Paper
At the Nehemgar club meeting tomorrow evening Rev. E E Clippinger will read his paper on Missouri. W H Pommer of St Louis is mentioned in connection with the event.
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Nehemgar Club
E .E. Clippinger
Mis
Runaway Horse Damages Wagon on Ohio Street
Miss Pearl Downing’s unhitched horse ran from Cannon’s on Ohio Street around 10 am colliding with Robert Taylor’s grocery wagon. Downing’s phaeton and harness were badly damaged and several carriages and pedestrians narrowly escaped injury.
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Miss Pearl Downing
Cannon’s
Ohio Street
Ded
Robert Taylor
Miss Downing
Phaeton
Considera
Mistletoe Lodge Meets Thursday Evening in April
Mistletoe Lodge No 22 D of H to hold its regular meeting Thursday evening April 24. Several applications and other important business on the agenda. All members urged to attend. T C Holland recorder.
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Mistletoe Lodge No. 22
D. of H
Prisoners for the Pen
Deputy Sheriff Bud Dillard and Officer William Boullt left at 10 o'clock this morning for Jefferson City with three inmates headed for two year terms. Sam W. Smith stole a horse and mule from T. T. Viets in Hughesville. William Steele, a narrow gauge section boss, attempted a forgery at the Third National Bank. Posey Payne, colored, stole a lot of clothing.
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Jefferson City
Sam W. Smith
T. Viets
Hughesville
William Steele
Third National Bank
Posey Payne
Ten or Eleven Weddings Among Sedalia Teachers
A Sedalia Sentinel note says a young woman claims ten or eleven weddings among city school teachers this summer though the paper does not verify the figure. It mentions at least a couple bridal costumes being made for Sedalia teachers.
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The
Sentinel
Sedalia
Laborers Seek $2 Day for Eight Hours in Kansas City
Ryder leads a revival of the Workingmen's Protective association aiming to organize unskilled laborers in Kansas City for a standard $2 per day for eight hours. Meat price concerns trigger support as hundreds of day laborers lack craft union membership. Eleven wards show talk of a new organization, while Billy Ryder’s persistence drives the movement forward.
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Kansas City
Hodcarriers
Billy’’ Ryder
Ryder
Dow Drug Company Hudnut perfumes Sedalia ad
In urgent need of a drugstore run call Dow Drug Company with two phone numbers 259. The ad markets the Hudnut line of perfumes as the finest quality offered in Sedalia, and notes W. E. Bard Drug Co. along with Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry offering high quality work at reasonable prices.
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Dow Drug Company
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
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John Laxson
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J. H. Cravycroft
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Stu
Thornberry
People’s Popular Wants
Pettis County
Baseball News
Tive Board
Sedala
Nevada
Fort Scott
Springfield
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Ioa
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Russell
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Kansas City Star
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Souri
W. H. Pommer
Seventh Street
T. C. Holland
Bud Dillard
Ficer William Boullt
Matrimonial News
Ers
Workingmen's Protective Association
the Workingmen’s Protective
Kan
Sas
Industrial Council
Workingmen’s League
Sistent
Tion
Sutherland Sisters
Bard
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