Sedalian Business Men Elect New Local Club Officers
Sedalia's business leaders formed a local organization at the courthouse with 29 members, electing Wm. Courtney as president and board officers to promote home industry and deter outside influence. The group aims to recruit members, canvass the city, set up lapel pins and membership cards, and discuss factory locations at a meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Wm. Courtney
B. W. Zimmerman
D. Donnahoe
G . Faulhaber
W.F. Waller
P. B. Stratton
J. W
E. B. Quisenberry
E. J. Eisenmayer
Court House
Courtney
W. M. Johns
Ee Overstreet
Babcock
A. P. Morey
George L. Faulhaber
William Courtney
WP. B. Stratton
Taylor Cain
J. C. van Riper
C. W. Robbins
Frank Bb. Meyer
W. L. Porter
John Glenn
L. Rogers
W. J. Letts
Thosrown
W. F. Waller
E. C. White
Albert Kahn
D. Donnahue
J. W. McClain
C. W. da
Ev'ry Month January Opening Article Preview
An opening feature in Ev'ry Month outlines January's themes and events. The piece previews cultural offerings, community happenings, and upcoming columns shaping the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev'ry
Ev’ry
Sedalia Crescent Tent Receives Compliment From Bee Hive
The Bee Hive notes the Sedalia Crescent Tent still holds the state broom with Imperial poised for December to surprise or extend the prize banner. It reports the tent’s elected officers led by Sir Kt. George Uhlman and honors Sir Lt. L. F. Ritchie for a deserved compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hive
The
Maccabees
Imperial
George Uhlman
L. F. Ritchie
Rivalry Ends In $10,000 Suit Between Partners
Attorney John Cashman filed in circuit court a suit by M. T. Chasnoff against Jacob Waldmann and wife Sarah seeking $10,000 damages. Chasnoff alleges the Waldmanns conspired to ruin his business reputation and credit by giving false reports to traveling men and wholesale houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cashman
Circuit Court
M. T. Chasnoff
Jacob Waldman
Sarah
Waldmanns
Contempt Proceeding Against Lawyer Dismissed
The contempt case against lawyer J. W. Byler was dismissed as the parties settled differences and “buried the hatchet.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Byler
Baptists Elect Officers for 1990
The Baptist church gathered last night to elect officers for the year 1990 with Rev. Fuller presiding. Pending unfinished business will be revisited next Wednesday evening to discuss plans for the year. Trustees appointed: J. D. Crawford, S. H. Beiler, Z. IF. Bailey. Auditing, Finance, Sunday school and other posts filled as listed with several new members joining the boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Fuller
J. D. Crawford
S. H. Beiler
Z. IF. Bailey
A. F. Whipple
S. H Beiler
Sallie Thruston
W. H. Bartell
Thatcher for Treasurer in Sedalia
Robly D. Thatcher announced as a candidate for county treasurer in Sedalia. A longtime Pettis county native and city weighmaster, he is a thorough democrat with broad support across parties and strong local ties. The piece also notes regional lumber stocks at M T and T yards and references disputes among local business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robly D. Thatcher
Sentinel
Sedalia
Pettis County
John Thatcher
Thatcher
Berry arraigned. larceny and forgery cases continued
W. M. Berry was arraigned in police court but discharged as the charge lacked evidence. George J. Blodgett faced petit larceny in Justice Burr's court and had the case continued until Saturday. He is to appear before Justice Rogers on forgery charges, but investigators found the orders probably not forged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Berry
George J. Blodgett
Berry
Blodgett
Justice Burr
Justice Rogers
Byler Burry Case Dropped
Justice Burr today remitted the case in a move ending a prolonged legal dispute between Byler and Burry with no charges proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr
Church Confirms President of the B Y P U
As president of the B Y P U the individual was confirmed by the members of the church.
Sedalia Supt. Smith Receives Waldorf Banquet Honor
E. H. Smith superintendent of the Sedalia district of Prudent insurance has been invited to a banquet at the Waldorf Astoria New York City. He will depart Friday noon visiting Pittsburg on the way home and will tour several cities. Elks initiation by locals drew many visitors and saw S J Redmond and Frank James initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Smith
Sedalia
Prudential Insurance
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Elks
S. J. Redmond
Lamonte
Frank James
Tragic Pneumonia Claims Child At Evans Home
The two years old daughter of Mrs Will Evans died of pneumonia last night at their home 1220 East Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Evans
East Thirteenth
Mrs Wesloh Dies. Burial Planned at Magee's Chapel
Mrs Charles Wesloh of 718 East Sixteenth died today. Burial is scheduled at Magee's chapel Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesloh
East Sixteenth
Magee’s
Deserter in the Troops Arrested for Three Offenses
Soldier Joseph Miller, a Sedalia youth with a troubled past, was arrested by Officer Bart Jackson after being identified as a three time deserter from the U S army and cavalry. He is to be escorted to Jefferson Barracks tonight. plus a note on a Sedalia wedding: L T Wells and Emma Trimmer wed December 23 at Baders Illinois, now residing in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Jackson
Joseph Miller
U. S. Army
Cavalry
Miller
Sedalia
Lexington
Jefferson Barracks
5Th Cavalry
Porto Ruto
Jackson
L. T. Wells
Missouri Pacific
Emma Trimmer
Ipava
Ill
H. C. Kost
Baders
C. H. Berry
The
Christian Church
Michigan Avenue
St. Louis
Wells
East Fifteenth Street
Inspectors Assess New M. E T Shops
William O Herrin superintendent of motive power for the M E T visited yesterday with Master Car Builder John Wigton. They conducted a thorough inspection of all departments and stores, noting small improvements and proposing a 100 foot extension of the storage platform to house iron work. Herrin praised the shop condition and ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’ Herrin
John Wigton
O’herrin
Serious Missouri Pacific brakeman injured in Sedalia collision
John W. Robinson of Sedalia was hurt while serving as brakeman on a Missouri Pacific freight train at Independence Monday evening. He was crushed between two freight cars and taken to the Kansas City railroad hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Robinson
Sedalia
Independence
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Illegal Sale Alleged Arrest in Longwood Route
Charles Crouch of Longwood was arrested by Deputy Constable Robb on a charge of illegal sale of liquor. He formerly carried the mail between here and Longwood and is alleged to have sold liquor along the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crouch
Longwood
Robb
Here
The Blodgett Berry Case Opens With Forgery Charge
Geo Blodgett, arrested yesterday on a forgery charge brought by W M Berry, remains confident of acquittal and not worried about the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Blodgett
W. M. Berry
Charles Dittler portrays his son in guilty plea report
Charles Dittler presents his son during court coverage where the defendant pleaded guilty to charges. The scene centers on family involvement and the legal outcome as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dittler
Livid
Larceny Suspected Despite Records In Columbus Dining
Fragmentary text notes a suggestion of larceny as a mistake with remarks that his son has long been in a Columbus restaurant, Ohio, amid unclear records and insinuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Injured Woman Lying at Goetze Home After Runaway
Mrs Bandell of the west side lies injured at the home of Daniel Goetze on West Main after a runaway last Sunday. Her condition is described as severe and authorities investigate the incident.
Street Railway Affairs in Turmoil and Lien Claims
A telegram seeks the total local indebtedness of the street railway company amid a push by creditors. Lie n filings include Mint Johns for 514.60 and others from Hurley & Co., Zimmerman, and Elliott Coal Co. The city claims about 5300, assigned to Peoples Bank. Stewart & Co. seeks an aggregate approx 5000. J. C. Van Riper says Sedalia property is safer and an early adjustment is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron. David Miller
Lockport
N. Y
American Steam District Heatings Company
Stewart & Co
Mint Johns
Street Railway Company
Hurley & Co
Missouri Representatives Introduce Several Washington Bills
Missouri congressmen introduced measures in Washington. Mr. Cooney sought 50 000 for a Columbia public building and 50 000 to establish Wilson Creek National Military Park with battlefield survey limits and memorial tablets. Mr. Shackleford asked free list status for wood pulp paper and materials. A Joint Resolution aims to block admission of any new state not contiguous to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Washington, D. C
Cooney
Columbia
Shackleford
Wilson Creek National Military Park
Mr. Cooney
Union
United States
Commercial Agent Conner Plans Midweek KC Line Visit
Commercial agent J. W. Conner of the Katy travels to Walker to meet General Freight Agent Drew. They will then visit El Dorado Springs to inspect the new Kansas City El Dorado and Southern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Conner
Katy
Walker
Drew
el Dorado Springs
Kansas City
el Dorado
Southern
Burton's Baby Boy
George Burton a Missouri Pacific blacksmith has welcomed a baby boy at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton’s
George Burton
Missouri Pacific
Wanamaker woman fined for taking lap robe from doctor
Lynn Pyles of near Wanamaker was fined today for taking a lap robe belonging to Dr. J. M. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Pyles
Near Wanamaker
J. M. Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sedalian
Pres
Sedalians
Home Industries
Broadway
New York
Crescent Tent
Ocean
Lakes
Gulf
P.i’ff
J. Waldman
Wife Sarah
Baptists
Princes Laurel
Netherwood
N. J
Chaswortfs
Waldmans
Supt. Smith
Railroad
Fere
Dittler
Mrs. Bandell
Street Railway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!