Bandit Chas Jones Pleads Guilty in Post Office Robbery Case
Chas Jones the bandit who shot Detective Jackson at Holden last week is held to await federal court action after pleading guilty at arraignment in Kansas City. He was turned over by Deputy U S Marshal Ed Morrison in Warrensburg and transported to Kansas City to face charges related to holding up a Pittsville postmaster.
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Kansas City Marshal Reports City Letter on Outlaw Trio
Marshal Durham received a Centerville S D city marshal letter naming Riley Warren and Murphy wanted for post office robberies and store hold ups. Arrests on Thanksgiving and a Manitoba trial were noted with possible identification by J G Kunkle. The report ties Warren to ex Sedalia convict Riley amid Missouri operations.
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Lane Land and Mining Co prepares to start at Hanbury Hill
Lane Land and Mining Co plans to operate near Hanbury on the Harms' land with a first shaft to be sunk at a designated spot. They will place orders for mining machinery in Sedalia and at Joplin and expect to begin around April 1.
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Ball's Brother Arrives to Aid Dave Ball's Candidacy
J F Ball of Montgomery Mo prosecuting attorney and Dave Ball's brother stays at the Huckins hotel. He has met with local Democrats and plans to handle business for Dave Ball's campaign.
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Teachers threaten resignation over examinations in Sedalia
Sedalia public school teachers vow to resign rather than take examinations. Many first grade certificates are cited among the issues as the dispute centers on certification and evaluation policies.
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Library victory confirmed by landslide vote in multiple wards
Sentinel reports overwhelming approval for a $50,000 library building with only scattered opposition. At 3 p.m. tallies show First Ward 334 to 16, Second Ward 105 to 13, Third Ward 273 to 15, Fourth Ward 451 to 6 in favor. A northwest Fourth and Lamine site near the court house square is favored for accessibility and quiet study.
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Bishop Glennon Voices Against Strikes at Kansas City Cathedral
In a sermon at the Kansas City Catholic cathedral Bishop John J. Glennon denounces strikes as largely ineffective and disruptive. He argues civilization advances by freeing labor and upholding dignity, urging honest leaders, compromise, and constructive union action to address social problems.
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Sedalia City Assessor Reports 1900 Valuation Totals
City Assessor Hatton releases the 1900 Sedalia assessment showing a grand total of 3,928,976 dollars. The breakdown lists 987 horses valued at 14,425 dollars, 51 mules at 660 dollars, 617 cattle at 9,435 dollars, money and notes at 101,650 dollars, other personal property at 193,700 dollars, and banks and corporations at 316,276 dollars. Real estate is part of the overall total of 3,292,830 dollars for estates.
Banquet Highlights Prudential Insurance Meet
The annual gathering of Prudential Insurance superintendents and agents at Sicher featured a banquet with George B. Munsick of Newark as guest speaker. Attendees enjoyed a reception, elaborate dining, and talks by officials, with Munsick expressing hopes for division growth and regional progress.
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Epworth Literary Society Debates and Campaign Plans
Friday evening the Epworth Literary Society of the First M E church will debate whether women have more influence over men than money. A literary and musical program will be rendered. Salvation Army staff from St. Louis will visit to conduct a one week campaign of special meetings starting Tuesday night February 6.
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A New Office in the Cabinet Proposal Mines and Mining Matters
Special Washington report notes a proposed cabinet division for mining issues. It covers Missouri consumption data, Cape Nome mineral easement ideas, and a humorous glimpse into White House etiquette and Mrs. Dewey’s mail habits amid political chatter.
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