Rail union seeks 20 percent wage rise across western railways
Stakeholders from the Order of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors gathered in St. Louis to press a 20 percent pay increase for about 150 000 workers. Negotiations hinge on railroad net earnings with proposed January 5 deadlines and no strike planned.
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Order of
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City
Sherman
John R. Williamson
Order of Railway
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
New St. James
Laclede
Mr. Williamson
Ramsey
Wabash
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted For Digestive Ailments
An antique promotion asserts that a weak stomach weakens the whole system and that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters provides a cure. It claims relief from loss of appetite nausea headache indigestion constipation and liver troubles and urges readers to try a bottle to satisfy themselves.
Congress Gets to Work After Holiday Recess
The Senate opened its session with Senator Hoar announcing an immediate speech on the anti trust bill once routine business ends. In the House, galleries were sparse and quorum was weak as Speaker Henderson called for order. Hull pressed for a general staff bill for the army, but Richardson objected and the measure was not taken up.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Senate
Hoar
House
Henderson
Hull
Iowa
Richardson
Jefferson City Keeps Missouri Valley Play In League
Jefferson City will remain in the Missouri Valley League after sending the $100 guarantee to Mr. Hornada at Fort Scott. The move follows reports that most teams had met the requirement and only the Jefferson City delay had threatened dissolution.
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Missouri Valley League
Jefferson City
Hornada
Fort Scott
City Backs Coal Venture to Aid Poor in Detroit
Detroit Mayor Mayberry approves council resolutions to spend 50,000 to enter the coal business and sell coal to the poor at cost. Advertisements are being printed as city officials note dealers are stockpiling about 1500 cars of coal to raise prices.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Detroit
Mich
Mayberry
Combs Leaves Cigar Firm to Start Gero Manufacturing Co
RC Combs resigns as traveling salesman for Holmes Dakin Cigar Co of Hannibal Missouri to devote himself to a new Sedalia based venture The Gero Manufacturing Co makers of Cholerine a poultry preparation Officers RC Combs president and DD Donnahue secretary treasurer The firm already has three traveling salesmen and will operate from the Sentinel building Combs will still cover Sedalia Springfield Joplin and Kansas City for Tucks business
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RL. Combs
Holmes-Dakin Cigar Manufactures
Hannibal
Gero Manufacturing Co
Sentinel
RC. Combs
DD. Donnahue
Combs
Sedalia
Springfield
Joplin
Kansas City
West Plains Daily Papers Suspend Over Patronage
The Daily Gazette and the Daily Journal in West Plains Missouri suspend operations due to insufficient patronage. A weekly edition will continue in print and regular publication resumes as demand allows.
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Daily Gazette
The
Daily Journal
West Plains
Marriage of Miss Jessie Boullt and Harry C Gibson
Miss Jessie Boullt and Harry C Gibson of Kansas City were married yesterday afternoon at 1300 o clock at the residence of Mr and Mrs Harry Boullt No 232 South Quincy street with Rev J J Pritchett officiating. After a wedding breakfast prepared by the Boullets the couple departed on the afternoon train for Kansas City to begin their new life together.
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Jessie Boullt
Harry C. Gibson
Kansas City
Harry Boullt
South
Quincy Street
J. J. Pritchett
Directories for Sale by County Assessor C D Brown
Taxpayer directories offered for sale by C D Brown County Assessor at a reasonable reduction. Open sale details not provided. conveyed as a public notice of available directories.
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C.D. Brown
Death of a Child in Missouri At Flat Creek Church
Harry Detmore aged five, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Detmore of Lutman Missouri, died at 745 last evening. Funeral is set for eleven o'clock tomorrow from Flat Creek M E church.
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Harry
Henry Detmore
Lutman
Flat Creek M. FE
Week of Prayer Services At M B E Church South
Tonight opens a week of prayer services at the M B E church South corner Fifth and Osage streets. Mrs Ada Colburn Zeh ner state lecturer for the W C T U of Dallas Texas will lecture each evening this week.
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M. BE. Church
Fifth and
Osage Streets
Ada Colburn Zehner
Dallas
Texas
Police Court Settles Late Hour Case
In a late hour session Hortense Cross colored faced charges in police court and was fined five dollars.
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Hortense Cross
Railway Time Table East Bound Trains Listed By Departure
East bound schedule shows departures from TF East at 2 40 am 9 10 am 5 45 pm 6 15 am 3 43 am 8 50 am 7 00 pm 6 40 am 8 05 am 2 55 pm 8 30 am 11 45 am 12 45 pm 4 09 pm.
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Lexington
Atle
M. K
Sea
Warsi Weste
Sedalia
Warsaw
Help Wanted Classifieds In Sedalia Area
Three young men from Sedalia seek government service positions via Inter-State Correspondence Inst Cedar Rapids Iowa. Also seeks a girl for general housework Mrs Jennie Whistler 120 West Fifth Street, rent two furnished rooms 208 South Prospect, and an immediate good cook both white or black central hotel.
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Sedalia
Inter-State Corres
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Whistler
West Fifth Street
Central Hotel
Masonic Lodge Holds Special Meeting January 5
Sedalia Lodge No. 236 A F and A M announces a special communication Monday evening January 5 at 7 30 for work in the first degree. All Masons are invited to attend. C T Whisman, W H S E Codding, Secretary.
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Sedalia Lodge No. 236
A. F
A. M
C.T. Whisman
W. H. S. E. Codding
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Week OF Prayer
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Ohio Street
N. E. Gandy
Address Peal Medicine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
W. B. Bard Drug Co
Sedalia, Mo
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