Lesueur Not Resigning State Secretary Post Unfounded Claim
The Missouri State Board and press debate Captain A A Lesueur's possible dual roles as Times manager and secretary of state. The letter argues constitutional duty requires his full, personal attention to state duties, while noting many Democrats ready to fill an expired term if needed. The meeting in Sedalia included Gov Lon V Stevens and others to handle routine business.
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A. A. Lesueur
Kansas City
The
Times
State of
Missouri
Lesueur
the Times
Jefferson City
Jake Allen
Bates
John Knott
Marion
Charley Green
Linn
Bob Yost
Mike McGrath
St. Louis
Shannon
Johnson
Bob White
Audrain
Kerby
Howell
Jewell
Green
Rucker
Phelps
Rader
Chariton
Jacks
Montgomery
Thomas
Callaway
Gray
Boone
Single
Henry
Lon V. Stevens
O. A. Crandall
Sedalia
L. M
Second Regiment Drill Adds Recruits and Brass Band
The Second Regiment Company D N G met at Liberty Park Hall for drills. Three recruits joined and noncommissioned officers were named including W A Cue as first sergeant J R Hedricks as quartermaster sergeant E L Hardin S L Floyd sergeants W E Grimm W H Kirkman S B Scheer H H Martin corporals J R Glover artificer. Buglers H and W Slagle. The unit starts foot drill with guns due soon. The band may be mustered this week or next with two uniform sets. Horace Niehart, former drum major, will move to Sedalia to lead the band again. the band seeks 24 players total 32 with eight trumpeters. Correspondence with skilled men continues.
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Horace Niehart
Light Guard
Carthage
Sedalia
Crack Musical
Bishop seeks new trial over misconduct claims in Butler case
Rev. Bishop, awarded 750 dollars by a Butler jury, petitions for a new trial alleging jurors were discussed with about the case during the trial, were exposed to whiskey in saloons, and were intoxicated, compromising the verdict.
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Bishop
Butler
Westmer
Kelly Held to the Grand Jury on Forgery Charge
J H Kelly operator charged with forgery waived preliminary before Judge Burress and was held in 500 bond to await the April grand jury. He supplied bond and went to Kansas City with his mother. Lee Montgomery represented him. He admits intoxication as his plea. A petition asks Prosecutor Steele to notify the case, signed by Dundagan and Adams linked to the forged checks. State Geological Board appears next.
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J. H. Kelly
Burress
Kansas City
Lee Montgomery
Steele
Messrs
Dundagan and
Adams
St Omar Conclave Elects Officers For Grand Conclave Plans
Dr A T Fleischman was elected president of the St Omar Commandery Conclave club with Dr Ira T Bronson as vice president F A Sampson as secretary and G L Faulhaber as treasurer Seventeen members are enrolled and fifty more will join Funds for attending the grand conclave in Louisville will be raised by each member paying one dollar monthly.
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A T. Fleischman
St. Omar
Sedalia Gas Manager Montgomery Gets Three Months Leave
John A. Montgomery, manager of Sedalia Gas and Power with operations in Sedalia Moberly and Lexington, has applied for and secured a three months leave of absence. He will depart soon with his family to a resort for rest.
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Supt
Montgomery
John A. Montgomery
Sedalia
Dr Collins Injured in Street Fall
Dr. M. T. Collins fell on a sidewalk last night and sustained a broken finger a sprained wrist and other injuries. He is confined to his room as a result of the accident.
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Dr. Collins
M. T. Collins
Verdict tainted by passion and prejudice urged
Jury verdict described as the result of passion and prejudice against the defendant. Arguments on the motion for a new trial slated for January 4.
MARK HUMPHREY DEAD
Mark Humphrey shopman for M K T died Tuesday night after a week long illness from liver disease. He leaves a widow and several children. He was a Knights and Ladies of Security member with 2000 life insurance. Funeral time pending word from brothers in DeSoto Missouri and Denver Colorado. Odd Fellows confer degrees with R O Herndon D A Higdon and others.
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Mark Humphrey
DeSoto
Denver
Cail
Humphrey
Knights and Ladies of Security
Odd Fellows
R. O. Herndon
D. A. Higdon
D. L. Brereton
N. Forbes
A. E. Porter
Warren Hurtt
Escaped convict suspected in Sedalia area
Tuesday afternoon Deputy Con stable Tom Gresham caught two men described as bums. one of them calling himself Chas Harris is believed to be an escaped prisoner from the Jefferson City penitentiary. Harris and partner L Ward jailed for vagrancy. other arrests noted for trespass and theft. Doctors say patient will recover slowly. Report on local mining strike near Aurora and social meeting difficulties at a girls society. Missouri Pacific trainmen report Henagan from St Louis police heading toward Sedalia on foot.
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Tom Gresham
Chas. Harris
Jefferson City
Harris
L. Ward
Justice Rogers
Missouri Pacific
Henagan
St. Louis
Sedalia
Quarterly Conference and Legal Rulings Highlight Local News
The court rulings on libel arguments constrain defense rights in a Missouri case. Beaman lodge merges prestige with community note as Neapolis I O O F confers second degree. Rev Charles Ott to lead German M E church services with communion in morning. Lewis and Don Keller fined for drunkenness. Keller allowed stay to leave town. Lewis Cowan fined for running an unlicensed restaurant.
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Charles Ott
Kansas City
Lewis
Don Keller
Keller
Lewis Cowan
Diphtheria Claims 18-Year-Old Son of Mrs Fields
The 18 year old son of Mrs M C Fields died December 11 in St Louis from diphtheria. Grandmother Mrs Joseph Martin resides in Sedalia.
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M. C. Fields
St. Louis
Diptheria
Joseph Martin
Sedalia
Moody Improves Slowly After Illness
Moody's family reports gradual recovery and contemplates resuming limited work. He may be able to speak once daily if his condition permits, though they do not plan a return to public evangelical duties yet.
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Moody
Dwight Moody
Evangelical
Holiday Trade at the Boston Store Sedalia Mo
Holiday displays invite shoppers to visit the Boston Store at 506 Ohio St Sedalia Missouri with a wide range of gifts. Dolls, engines, drums, purses, pins and rings, umbrellas, silk fabrics and millinery are advertised with prices from a few cents to several dollars.
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Boston
Ohio St
Sedalia
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Rob Hopkins
Lawrence Laupheimer
Judge Kinsey
Aurora
R. H. Moses
Mr. Moses
Dalby
London
NEWS
Sentinel
Beaman
Mr. Brereton
Neapolis Lodge
Beaman Lodge
Yen
H. Roemer & Co
Marc Anthony
Cohen Coal Co
Tealing Ilver
Big Sisters
DOW & Meyers
Ohio
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Sedalia Candy Co
R. T. J. Bidg
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