Col Hoy Called Col Hoy A Veteran Judge Dies in Sedalia
Judge Thomas P. Hoy veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars dies at 80 in Sedalia after two months illness. He served as probate judge 1890 to 1892 and led Missouri Mexican War Veterans, with Elks lodge involvement. Funeral planned at Calvary church under Elks auspices. body to lie in the criminal court room.
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Thomas P. Hoy
Elks Hotel
Sedalia
Judge Hoy
Col. Hoy
Higginsville
Circuit
Supreme Courts
Missouri Organization of
Logan County
Kentucky
Mississippi
Russellville Academy
St. Joseph’s College
Bardstown
Mayes
Canton
Miss
Hayes
Texas Rangers
Texas
Monterey
Chevallie
Benna Vista
Louisiana
Richmond
Corinth
Hoy
St. Louis
Milton Alford
Gunnison
Frank L. Ho
Elks Lodge
Fire at Somerset Hotel Kills Mother and Two Daughters
A morning blaze at the eight story Somerset hotel killed Mrs. E. T. Perry and her two daughters aged ten and eight, along with an unidentified woman aged about twenty. The unknown woman leaped from a fifth floor window as sixty guests evacuated via stairs, elevators, and fire escapes. Porter William Clemmons is held for alleged carelessness as investigators seek accountability for the incident.
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Scripp-McRae
Senator Sloar Attacks Trust Evils and Proposes Federal Action
Washington reports Senator Sloar arguing against trusts in a tentative anti trust bill. He warns of dangers from concentrated wealth including possible coal and wheat famines, cites abuses like fraudulent capitalization and political corruption, and urges national regulation with publicity and penalties while opposing government ownership and socialism.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Senate
Sloar
Congress
Mr. Morgan
Family Tragedy Reveals Youngest Victims in Saunders Case
In a follow up, investigators identify the woman killed as the 23 year old daughter of Mrs. Saunders. The deceased list now includes Mrs. M. Saunders 42 and her three daughters Ethel 23 Rita 12 and Marie 9.
Burglars Blow Open Safe in Private Bank Heist
Ordway Colorado early today Sullivan Williams Co private bank entered. Safe blown open with nitro glycerine. Robbers secured 2000 dollars and escaped.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Ordway
Colo
Sullivan, Williams & Co
Aged Attorney Dead in Boonville at 72
Colonel H A Hutchison died in Boonville Missouri this morning from pneumonia after months of illness. At 72 he was Central Missouri’s oldest attorney, a Boonville pioneer, journalist and poet who ran the Boonville Advertiser and served as circuit clerk probate judge and political figure. He is survived by his wife. Funeral plans await announcement with a probable service at the M E Church South tomorrow afternoon.
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The
Sentinel
Boonville
H. A. Hutchison
Missouri
Howard County
Boonville Advertiser
M. E. Church
South
Judge George Fyfengan Appointed Chief Physician
Judge George Fyfengan has been named chief physician in the appointment notice. The brief item notes his new post and officials involved.
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George Fyfengan
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Astrachan
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