Sedalia Man Arrested in National Stock Yards Bank Robbery
Isaac N. Hughes, a laborer at East St. Louis stock yards, was arrested by Sheriff Kickham in St Clair county on charges of burglary and robbery tied to the Sedalia area case. The $10,000 loss included government bonds and bank funds. Jailed after positive identifications by Easter and others, Hughes had prior years in Sedalia and West Central Missouri.
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Isaac N. Hughes
National Stock Yards Company
East St. Louis
John Kickham
St. Clair County
National Stock Yards Bank
A. J. Easter
Sedalia
Pettis County
Hughes
Jefferson City
State Penitentiary
The
Republic
Easter
National Hotel
Thomas Furlong
St. Louis
Clark
Philpot
National Stock Yards
Pos
Knox
Swayed by Temper Press Attacks on Roosevelt Rise
Army and Navy service papers continue to critique President Roosevelt amid ongoing media pressure. The series of editorials and articles reflects heightened tensions between military branches and the White House as public opinion shifts.
Reign of Terror in Colorado Town Spurs Vigilance
A Chicago Chronicle dispatch reports Denver faces a surge of violence with 32 assaults on women and frequent murders and robberies. A vigilance committee forms as two quietly dressed suspects are detained after ears are pierced reveal female disguise. Clara Green’s attempt to ride freight trains is foiled by police in Baltimore dispatch dated January 8.
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Baltimore
Clara Green
New York
New Orleans
Nathaniel Henderson
East Eighteenth Street
Trenton
N. J
Henderson
Joe Roe Promises Real Thing for Dalia in Baseball Next Summer
Joe Roe pledges a winning team will deliver the real thing to Dalia in baseball next summer. He states confidence in the squad and hints at major league level quality. The remark highlights expectations for improvement and upcoming season plans.
Sedalia Baseball Plans Face Roster Shake and Crime Weathered City
Joe Roe remains the baseball editor and plans for next year already under contract while Otto Williams to captain shortstop signals changes. Denver-wide crime fears prompt citizens to form a safety committee and armed citizen patrols as brutal assaults rise. a tragedy involving a 14 year old skater triggers public action.
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Josephus
Roe
Con
Jury drawing for February term not mandatory says editor
The editor argues that although law requires jurors to be drawn thirty days before, Missouri supreme court rulings deem the act directory not mandatory. He cites State vs Pitts and prior cases, asserting county courts have long drawn jurors the month before and that a delay will not suspend the circuit court.
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Supreme Court
State
Wheels of Justice
Circuit Court
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad
A local laundry shop advertises fair wages and quality work, inviting customers to call for any kind of laundering needs. The notice emphasizes reasonable pricing tied to service quality and the necessity of earning a living.
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Longan
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Two Sisters Sue Two Brothers in Warrensburg Suit
Mrs. Bertha A. Rittman files suit through attorneys Bradley and against J M and D C Smith charging civil claims in Warrensburg Missouri. The Star reports a legal action initiated this week by the sisters seeking relief and remedies as defined by court action.
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John
City proposes crackdown on suspicious strangers
Authorities call for halting persons bearing suspicious looks and questioning their identity and occupation. Refusal to answer or provide health signals leads to jail, with magistrates urged to impose heavy penalties to deter crime and drive strangers from the city.
Bard's Drug Store Seeks Everything For Manicure Or Toilet
Bard's Drug Store advertises a wide range of manicure and toilet items. Shoppers are offered inclusive selections for personal care needs and grooming supplies.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Full line of corn razors at Bard's Drug Store
Bard's Drug Store advertises a complete corn razor line with a selection of sharpeners and related foot care items. The notice highlights availability in portable sizes and budget-friendly options for customers seeking relief from corn discomfort.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Woman Sues for Lost Flesh Wins $1500 Verdict
Miss Lizzie Miller of Burlington Wisconsin sues Henry J. Henning for 5000 dollars claiming his faithless conduct cost her thirty pounds of flesh and emotional distress. Judge Patton's court awards 1500 dollars or 50 dollars per pound. Henning is now wed to another woman who attended the trial.
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Chicago
Ill
Lizzie Miller
Burlington
Wis
Henry J. Henning
Trains Collide in Park Avenue Tunnel Killing Fifteen
In the New York Central tunnel under Park Avenue two local trains collided today. Fifteen passengers died and about thirty were injured, with a dozen seriously hurt. Several prominent businessmen perished and nearby mansions became temporary hospitals.
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New York
New York Central
Park Avenue
Manicure Scissors Sold at Bard's Drug Store
An elegant line of manicure scissors is offered at Bard's drug store. The display showcases refined styling suitable for personal grooming and salon use.
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Bard’s Drug Store
Child’s death announcement reversed by life return in Hartford
A Hartford Michigan child believed dead by Bright’s disease was reported dead in St. Joseph Michigan prompting funeral plans. Telephones confirmed the reversal with the girl awakening from coma before burial, causing shock and excitement in Hartford as wreaths were halted.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Camille
George Chamberlain
Hartford
Benton Harbor
Coldicure Cough Remedy Highlighted at Bard's Drug Store
Bard's Drug Store features Coldicure as a pleasant cough remedy claimed to cure coughing. The ad emphasizes ease of taking and general effectiveness.
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Bard’s
Bowers and Farley to wed in coming month
Warrensburg Star announces the upcoming marriage of Mrs. A. M. Bowers of Maguire street to Mr. F. L. Farley of Sedalia. Both are well known locally with many friends. Mrs. Bowers will keep her boarding house for a year. Mr. Farley departs for Kansas City and says he will share news with friends soon.
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Warrensburg
A. M. Bowers
Maguire Street
F. L. Farley
Sedalia
Violinist Jan Kubelik mobbed by fans in Brooklyn
At the Brooklyn Academy of Music yesterday Jan Kubelik the young violinist was mobbed by women who fought to kiss him and obtain hair from him. His clothes were torn in the scuffle as a carriage carried him away and he waved farewell from the window.
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Miles
General Miles
Chronicle
Roosevelt
White House
Jan Kubelik
Sedalia Steam Laundry Promotes Superior Shirt Care
A local ad touts Sedalia Steam Laundry at 216 Lamine street offering enhanced laundering for shirts collars and cuffs claiming longer life through their process. Business lists two phone numbers for contact.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Lamine Street
Coldicure Named Top Cough Medicine by Bard Drug Co
The W. E. Bard Drug Company touts Coldicure as the best cough medicine. The claim highlights its effectiveness and popularity among customers seeking relief from coughing.
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W. E. Bard Drug Company
Behrens Reports at Missouri Labor Federation Session
President Behrens spoke at the Missouri Federation of Labor in St. Joseph during the third day of the meeting. He presented a supplementary report outlining key labor concerns and forthcoming actions for the federation in the region.
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Behrens
St. Joseph
Missouri Federation of Labor
Rabbit Hunt Aids Sedalia Poor Opens Tomorrow
The big rabbit hunt to aid Sedalia’s poor will occur tomorrow. Hunters report to A. B. Dempsey on Second Street this evening. Dempsey arranged railroad transport for participants who wish to hunt within Pettis County.
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Sedalia
A. B. Dempsey
Second Street
Dempsey
Dad Easley Reopens South Osage Restaurant Stand
J W Dad Easley has bought the restaurant fixtures at 107 South Osage street and plans to reopen the old stand around January 15.
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J. W
Dad
Easley
South Osage Street
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