Vandiver Denied License Action Amid New York Trip
State Superintendent W. D. Vandiver, returning from New York, discussed efforts to annul the New York Life Insurance license in Missouri. He sought policyholder lists and noted illness of President John A. McCall and a house-cleaning effort in the firm.
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W. F. Lehmann
Vandiver
New York Life Insurance Company
Missouri
New York
McCall
New York Life Company
McCail
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
McCurdys
John A. McCall
West Seventy-second Street
Miss Marian Elvira Jones Praised by Denver Republican
The Denver Republican praises Marian Elvira Jones a former Sedalia vocalist for her singing. Also note 90 W. J. Letts sells MCCO Coffee fresh roasted daily.
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Miss Marian
Elvira Jones
W. J. Letts
McCo Coffee
Debaters Clash Over Jury Trial Question at Louisville
The University of Louisville law department and Indiana University meet in Louisville, Ky tonight to argue whether justice is served by trials of criminals by juries of judges. Judge W. O. Harris serves as principal judge for the discussion.
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W. O. Harris
Dirty Shirt Laundry Ad Promises Care and Cleaning
A Sedalia advertisement from Larmine Street offers washing and ironing services. It invites customers to send dirty shirts to the Sedalia Steam Laundry at numbers 216 and 218 with phone 154 for service.
Farewell Party for Dufur Family at Hoffman Home
Mr and Mrs Peter Hoffman hosted a farewell gathering at their West Fifth Street residence Monday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs E F Dufur and daughter Miss Zulu who depart Thursday for a California home near Santiago Music readings and conversation accompanied refreshments of ice cream and cake Attendees included E F Dufur S S Martin E A Whitney Will Challacombe Charles Hobrecht Mrs Frank Keeney Miss Zulu Dufur Margaret McDaniels and Mr Stone
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E. F. Dufur
Zulu
California
Santiago
Messers. and
Mesdames
S. Martin
E. A. Whitney
Will Challacombe Charles Hobrecht
Frank Keeney
Zulu Dufur
Margaret McDaniels
Mr. Stone
Haney Fined Five Dollars in Police Court
In police court this morning Tom Haney appeared before Police Magistrate Truxel and was fined five dollars on a charge of intoxication.
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Tom Haney
Truxel
Relics of Confederacy Stored in Washington Treasury Vaults
The Jacksonville Metropole describes manuscript archives in a third floor Washington treasury room showing Confederate diplomatic efforts for recognition and foreign intervention. It notes the Pickett Papers moved from Richmond to Washington, later bought by the United States, and stored in pine chests. Also mentioned are Confederate money boxes and a Pope Pius IX letter lithograph scrapbook, with limited public access to these relics.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Virginia
Richmond
John T. Pickett
Canada
United States
Congress
Treasury
War Department
Pius IX
Jefferson Davis
Davis
New York
New Orleans
Times Talkers. Senator Bacon Wears Tiny Watch
Senator Augustus Bacon of Georgia recently back from Europe wears a thumb sized watch on his lapel. The watch, despite its delicate mechanism, keeps good time to deter lengthy or tedious interviews. The wearer aims to curtail talks on unimportant subjects, testing the courage or nerve of talkative individuals.
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Augustus O. Bacon
Georgia
Europe
Senator Bacon
Michigan congressman Townsend known for national impact
A Michigan man from Co. E Townsend serving a second term in the U S House of Representatives for the Second district is noted as a strong force in national legislation. His grandfather migrated from New Jersey to Michigan by ox wagon in 1834.
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Michigan. Co
E. Townsend
House of Representatives
Michigan
New Jersey
Woman's Hotel to Open in Washington with Curler Rooms
Washington plans a women’s hotel featuring an electric hair curler in every room. The project highlights domestic convenience in a new lodging option aimed at female travelers seeking comfort and modern amenities.
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Washington
Annihilating distance between Washington and New York
A Washington rail official envisions cutting travel time to three hours at 72 mph average, aided by new viaducts, tunnel work, and four-track upgrades. The plan requires eliminating slowdowns, improving terminals, and building heavy bridges to enable rapid nationwide rail flight.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Mile Post
Geronimo Biography Gets War Department Permission
S. M. Barrett superintendent of Lawton Oklahoma schools has received permission from the war department to write a biography of Geronimo.
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Geronimo
S. M. Barrett
Lawton
Okla
War Department
Navy to buy New York cold storage meat for Southern ships
The Navy Department plans competitive bidding in New York for refrigerated provisions to be shipped to vessels in Southern waters during winter maneuvers. Purchases will end a monopoly in the West Indies and improve pricing by sourcing meats in New York for transport on commercial steamers. The turbine question for battle ships remains unsettled though naval engineers see potential in improvements toward turbine adoption.
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New York
West Indies
Naval Board of Construction
South Brooxlyn
Turbine System for Navy Advances after Inspection
A South Brooklyn inspection of the Curtis turbine at Bliss works studied its operation and potential for motive power in new battleships. The board noted interest and promise, with improvements seen in fuel and oil economy as turbine makers push toward efficient cruising speed and reduced consumption.
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Washington
Navy Board
Brooklyn
Curtis
Bliss Works
Lost Trick Dog With Yellow Feet and Nose
Lost dog with yellow feet and nose and a broken left ear. Reward offered. Return to 620 West Fourth Street. Contact the finder for details.
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West Fourth Street
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St. Louis
Tendent of Insurance
W. D. Vandiver
Carter
Thes
Derby
Wen
Paletot
Miss Jones
Denver
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Denver Republican
Tice
Mer Sedalia
Ohio St
China
Louisville
Law Department of
University of Louisville
Indi
You
Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Larmine Street
Peter Hoffman de
Haviland
Sedalia
Tea & Coffee Co
Ohio
BELL
Confederacy
Times Talkers
Fine China
Thomas & Goodell
Chip St
Sedalia, Mo
Woman’s Hotel
Maurice Weisburgh
Talor
Lamine St
Arnold Bros
Washingto
Ines In
Broadway
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Sixth Avenue
Navy
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Globe-Wernicke
Ohio Street
Hautzman & Wilcox
West Main Street
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