Firing of Springfield Editor Sparks Party Turmoil
The Springfield Republican ousted managing editor C. N. Van Hosen citing budget cuts under Roosevelt prosperity. The move followed clashes with publisher Col onel Snyder over election coverage and editor conduct. Van Hosen, respected among party and peers, exits with a two week notice amid campaign tensions.
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C. N. van Hosen
Springfield
Republican
Roosevelt
van Hosen
Republican County Committee
Leader- Democrat
Snyder
Grace
State Committee
Akins
Clinton Girl Attempts Suicide At Electric Park
Maude Bertha Phelps a 17 year old daughter of Wesley Phelps carpenter of 4831 Monroe avenue Kansas City was found on a bench outside Electric park suffering morphine poisoning about 9 45 Tuesday morning She was taken to police headquarters unconscious Police Surgeon Longan said she would probably recover A note near her read I live at 431 Monroe I have taken this so let me die There is no known cause for the deed The Phelps family moved from Clinton Missouri last April.
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Maude Bertha Phelps
Wesley Phelps
Monroe Avenue
Kansas City
Electric Park
Longan
Monroe
Mr. Phelps
Clinton, Mo
City Hotel Man Departs Tipton After Run of Bad Credit
G M Luce former head of the City Hotel at Tipton left town with his son after three months in charge. He owed sundry creditors and took with him a bill of silverware borrowed from his predecessor Mr Robinson who followed to recover most items, returning with all but about 20 dollars of property. Robinson had temporarily accepted Luce’s order for silverware. Luce and son rode the midnight train eastward, leaving Tipton behind.
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G. M. Luce
City
Tipton
Mr. Luce
Robinson
Mr. Luce and Son
Mr. Robinson
Luce
Katy Brakeman Injured at Clifton City
Otis Slagle a Katy brakeman mashed his foot at Clifton City last night while boarding a moving train. His foot slipped and lay on the track as a wheel passed over it. He received first aid at Clifton City and was taken to the hospital. doctors hope the foot can be saved.
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Otis Slagle
Katy
Clifton City
Slagle
Police Chiefs Praise Detectives at State Fair
Chief Kiely received a letter from Sedalia Missouri police chief J E Love complimenting Detectives Cordell and Kiely of Chief Desmond's staff for handling suspicious characters at the state fair. The letter said there was little robbery as the detectives rounded up crooks before they could act. Desmond will continue sending the men out.
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Kiely
J. E. Love
Sedalia
Cordell
Desmond
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
War at Wichita: Telephone Fight Brings Court Injunction
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co seeks a permanent injunction against Wichita city officials to halt interference with its poles and men. City ordinances to remove poles triggered clashes, 38 poles cut by police, and the old company halted work for two months. Judge Thayer in St Louis to hear the case. a new underground system is slated to start next week under a separate franchise.
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Wichita
Kas
Missouri and Ikansas Telephone Company
United States Circuit Court
Old Colony Trust Co
Charles J. Hubbard
Trust Company
Telephone Company
Thayer
St. Louis
W. S. Brown
Missouri National Guard encampment at Butler prospers
Special correspondent reports Butler Missouri hosting the Second Regiment encampment at Lake Park. Company D Sedalia arrives amid muddy grounds and favorable weather. The D company praised as among the best in camp. Three privates receive three day honor, sham battle set for Wednesday, inspection Saturday, no sickness reported. SAM W. JAMES.
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The
Sentinel
Butler
National Guard of Missouri
Sedalia
Lake Park
J. A. Glover
H. O. Berry
G. A. Conrad
A. H. Hessel
Sam W. James
Guardian George Davis to Exhibit Yuki at Bunceton Fair
George Davis, appointed guardian of Yuki yesterday, left this morning for the Bunceton fair to exhibit the animal.
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Yuki
George Davis
Bunceton Fair
Elks Lose Money on Rainy Vaudeville Show
The Elks report a loss from last week’s vaudeville due to cold and rainy weather.
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The
Elks
Check for $1000 to George W. Leonberger from Ladies of the Maccabees
George W. Leonberger receives a check for 1000 from the Ladies of the Maccabees policy carried by his wife.
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George W. Leonberger
Ladies of the Maccabees
Sentinel Outside Circulation Authority Declared
The Sentinel states that all outside circulation duties are handled by Mr. J. R. Baldwin. No one may receive subscriptions or advertising for the paper without credentials from the Sentinel office or Mr. Baldwin.
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The
Sentinel
J. R. Baldwin
Baldwin
Miss Lillian Rattler Heads to Kansas City Visit
Miss Lillian Rattler left this morning for Kansas City to visit relatives.
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Lillian Rattler
Kansas City
Federation Wrets Sedalia Labor Meet Largest Attendance
The Sedalia Federation of Labor met in the Second Regiment band rooms in a highly attended gathering. Blacksmith helpers newly admitted to the Central Labor organization. Labor Day program approved and set to be the best yet. Ladies of the Labor League to parade with a float and manage the park supper. Baskets for the supper to be left at Grow's or E. T. Behrens' cigar stores or at the courthouse east door for transfer to the park. Retail Clerks and Machinists to run the park hall dance with ample ice water available all day.
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Sedalia
Grow’s
E. T. Behrens
Park Hall
Stores to Stay Open in Jefferson City After 6:30 Closure
Beginning September 1 stationery shops in Jefferson City will drop the 6:30 closing. Merchants including clothing and shoes likely will keep late hours, though only a few interviewed commented. One merchant said he would stay open regardless. Grocers appear likely to join the change.
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Jefferson City
Republican
Local marshal names assistant marshals for police role
Marshal KKnaus announces Francis Blaise and P. S. Jamerson as assistant marshals to serve as police. A member from each organization will be appointed to perform policing duties.
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Kknaus
Francis Blaise
P. S. Jamerson
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy Tonight with Showers
Partly cloudy conditions prevail tonight with showers likely in the south and east. Thursday should be fair overall with improving conditions and no significant precipitation expected.
Henry Eddins Resigns as Street Railway Conductor
Henry Eddins has quit his post as conductor on the Sedalia Street Railway. He resigns from duties effective immediately, ending a period of service with the transit line and prompting a search for a replacement conductor.
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Henry Eddins
Sedalia Street Railway
Maccabees Plan Social to Celebrate Growth
The Ladies of the Maccabees host a social at their hall next Tuesday evening to mark the order’s growth. The group now lists 302 members.
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Ladies of the Maccabees
Order
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