German American Bank Seeks to Recover Old Marble Judgment
Several suits filed by the German American Bank against shareholders of the Great Western Marble Company seek payment on a $986.52 machinery judgment from the Bieben Foundry and Machine Co. Executors and administrators were appointed for local estates, and court actions covered divorces and police cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Marble Company
German American Bank
Marble Company
Marble Heart
Bieben Foundry and Machine Company
H K Bente
W T Deweese
Cord Lujin
Leonard Beaman
Mabel L Beaman
J. H. Thomas
Colored population to hold gala day in Sedalia Missouri
A Sedalia committee plans six excursion trains from Missouri Pacific and M K & T to bring thousands for a central Missouri celebration. Events at Liberty Park include races for colored participants, music by the Lexington band, and various amusements with ice cream and sodas from Fleischmann’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Liberty Park
Lexington Band
Woman Mollie Madi son’s 90 cent theft case
A court sentenced Zoro days in the county jail after admitting stealing 90 cents from Mollie Madi son. The incident prompted local legal action and a jail term was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Madison
Old Man J T Gill Dies at 80 in Local Records
The aged father of Mrs EL Varnon, J T Gill of 1204 South Massachusetts, died yesterday afternoon at age 80. The remains were taken to Bowling Green this morning for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T Gill
EL Varnon
South
Massachusetts
Bowling Green
Hungerford Plans Fort Scott Christian Endeavor Excursion
Dick Hungerford arranges a Christian Endeavor excursion into the city from Fort Scott between the 16th and 26th with a round trip fare of one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hungerford
Fort Scott
Colored Folks Are Coming to Liberty Park Surprise
Six excursion trains will bring Black visitors tomorrow for a big event at Liberty Park. The forecast promises clouds if rain holds off, setting the scene for a large community gathering and celebration.
Manila Hero Returns From Philippines in Several Battles
A Sedalia observer notes a Manila hero returning with relics after several engagements. The report mentions local residents fit for duty and lists names connected to Sedalia and nearby towns. Other items include community visits, anniversaries, trips, and a planned Oakland church dedication in Cooper county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J West Goodwin
Helen Goodwin
Columbia
Missouri
Cat Forest Park
George R. Smith Post
WM Barnhill
California
Sedalia
Missouri Mutual Insurance Company
B. Russell
Clinton
Oakland
Cooper County
Katy Conductor Meeting In St Louis Moves Ahead On Extensions
Missouri Kansas Texas directors weigh extending from Jefferson Texas thirty miles to the state line to connect with Queen and Crescent. Kansas and Texas directors consider from San Marcos to San Antonio fifty miles to reach a southwest distributing center. No strike is planned. meeting in St Louis described as clerical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Jefferson
State Line
Queen & Crescent
Southwest
International
Great Northern
Board of Adjustment
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
St. Louis
A. B. Garrettson
Order of Railway Conductors
Cedar Rapids
Globe-Democrat
Garrettson
Katy
Ir N Reid
Sedalia
Harry Brown
Parsons
Kan
JM Littleton
Franklin Junction
W . Kirkpatrick
Denison
Tex
H A Loomis
Smithville
Will Chapel
Missouri Pacific
McAllister Springs
John K Bryant
St Louis
B Amoss
Attachment run on Riley household effects after departure
Charles Hoffman conducted an attachment yesterday on the household effects of E J Riley, a Missouri Pacific boilermaker who recently left for Argentina. Riley has several outstanding bills. his wife said he intended to remit funds to settle them, but Hoffman chose to proceed to secure himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Williams
Larkin Biggs
Llorence Jackson
Wm Siebe
John Troy
Co. C
18Th Infantry
Baltimore
Asia
Manila
Jaro
Iloilo
United States
Philippines
Sedalia
Chas. Hoffman
E J Riley
Missouri Pacific
Carnival Queen Contest Planned by Sedalia Fair Officials
T J Cannon of St Louis will oversee the flower carnival arrangements for the Sedalia street fair. Voting costs ten cents and will be conducted fairly with duplicate ballots and published results daily. Eligible contestants must have good character. photos are required, and a canvas stereopticon will display results along Ohio street. The event aims to boost Sedalia’s prominence across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T J Cannon
St Louis
Cannon
Ohio Street
Sedalia
Professor Routon Visits Sedalia on Piano Trek
Prof L L Routon of Holden, guest of his son John a Second Regiment band cornetist in Sedalia, en route to Versailles for piano business. Routon taught Sedalia’s first cornet band twenty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L L Routon
Holden
John
Versailles
Routon
Sedalia
Railways Carry Tramps Despite Shortage of Men
On western roads contractors offer free transport and $2 daily but fail to recruit enough workers. The coast extension stalls as men cannot be gathered, while railways continue to transport thousands of tramps daily.
Fire destroys Knob Noster residence
Knob Noster Mo August 3 the home of W Knaus two miles east of town was completely destroyed by fire at 6 this morning all furniture saved and $600 insurance on the house is reported officials say the blaze likely started from a defective flue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knob Noster
W . Knaus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Muaret Olders
Mary A Meier
Herman H Meier
Henry McNutt
Mary Amitchell
George Lord
Ross Brice
Justice Kinsey
Ed Gordon
John LaVere
C. Fleischmann
Rev. Plannette
Jamie Offield
Richard Sandridge
Houstonia
Uncle Sam
Mr Sandridge
Tom Davis
Marion Coyle
C J Nichols
Richard Westbrook
Lamonte
Joe Dump
Peter Dump
Bob Wheeler
Ed Sullins
Charlie Gorrell
Bert Orrison
Ollie Howard
Ben Hughes
T T Clifford
Nevada
J H Reeves
Martha
NOME
Texas Lines
Dents
Hank Wareham
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Jefferson City
Moberly
Geo Neiglebauer
Butler
Nevada Mail
Idaho
Washington
Southern Pacific
T. J. Cannon
Prof Routon
The
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