Obituary of Mr. Ford with church ties and family details
The obituary outlines Mr. Ford a long time clerk and trusted worker at the County Clerk’s office. He was born in Wood Sadege town and married Miss Mc Aughlin on February 17 1897. He leaves a wife a son and his mother a brother and a sister with funeral plans pending.
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Ford
M. Ex
Epworth League
R. Ford
Frank
Anadarko
Okla
Henry Elliott
Reece
Iowa Idea Prevails Over State Delegation Victory
Governor Cummins wins a notable political victory as the Iowa Idea succeeds against the state congressional delegation. The outcome signals a shift in alignment within Iowa politics and figures Cummins as a key beneficiary of the movement's momentum.
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Cummins
Cummins Tightens Grip At Iowa Convention
Des Moines July 1 Governor Cummins controlled the Republican state convention proceedings dictating committee formation despite opposition from Iowa congressional delegation. He opposed tariff reform concessions aimed at curbing monopolies and opposed limiting permanent organization control. N E Kendall named permanent chairman.
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Iowa
Permanent Organization Committee 50
Congressmmn Hepburn
Cummings
N. E. Kendall
Surprise wedding ties Lulu Weiderhold to Henry Coffeen
Miss Lulu Weiderhold formerly of this city and pianist at Woods opera house wed March 30 to Henry Coffeen traveling salesman for Fairbanks Morse Co. The ceremony took place at the Episcopal church parsonage in Jefferson City with Rev Noble officiating.
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Lulu Weiderhold
Woods’ Opera House
Henry Coffeen
Fairbanks‘Morse & Co
Episcopal Church
Jefferson City
Noble
Horses Runaway Wagon Demolishes Tram In City
A horse team attached to a Peter Brandt Grocery delivery wagon broke loose on Tuesday morning near Will Six's home and ran eastward. The wagon struck a tram at the Third Street railway crossing, was badly damaged, and toppled a child who was only slightly injured. A birth is recorded for Schraeder born April 4, 1903.
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Peter, Brandt Grocer
Pany
Will Six
Third Street Railway
Rossina
Ohio
Explosions Endanger Hanna Mine Rescue Efforts
A massive blast at Hanna Wyoming coal mine traps about 200 workers. Smoke blocks entrances as rescuers attempt to reach the entombed. Officials report heavy casualties with 46 saved and many feared dead. union Pacific operates the mine and awaits details from the scene.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Rawlins
Wyo
Hanna
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Coal Company
Cheyenne
Scpt
T Clark
Wyoming
Another Great Automobile Race Tarts Tomorrow in Dublin
Dublin hosts the Bennett Cup race with cars weighed in and the start set for 7 am. Special trains and boats drew huge crowds, filling inns along the twenty mile route where lodging was scarce. The rumored favorites include Pen Gabriel and Jarrott.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Dublin
Willy Silver
Pen Gabriel
And
Jarrott
Measles Sickness Strikes La My Shirt Factory Clerk
Louis Bahrenburg a clerical worker at the La My shirt factory is seriously ill at his home on Quincy Street with measles in a developing local health incident.
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Louis Bahrenburg
Lamy Shirt Factory
Quincy Street
President Roosevelt Enjoys Quiet Fourth Preparations
President Roosevelt spends a quiet day in Oyster Bay with luncheon visitors. He takes a strong interest in Fourth of July plans and fireworks for children. Captain Zeelinski, credited with dynamite gun invention, may direct the technical display here again this year.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Zeelinski
Famous novelist Anthony Hope marries New York woman
Anthony Hope Hawkins renowned author of The Prisoner of Zenda wed Miss Summerville Sheldon of New York in an early July ceremony here. The event links Hope with Rudyard Kipling in marrying an American bride, reported by the Scripps-McRae Press Association from London.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
London
Anthony Hope Hawkins
Summerville Sheldon
New York
Lipton Sees Reliance Defender. Confident of Victory
Sir Thomas Lipton viewed the defender Reliance for the first time aboard the Erin after arriving at Sandy Hook. He said the Reliance looks like a good boat but no better than his own, and he expressed strong confidence in winning the race.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Newport
Thomas Lipton
Reliance
Sandy Hook
Erin
Lipton
Judge Hughes Dies After Paralysis During Trial
Circuit Judge Hughes of Mexico Missouri died this morning after being stricken with paralysis while hearing a testimony in a criminal case. He collapsed during proceedings and never recovered.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Mexico
Hughes
Thirteen Thousand Miners Quit Work in North Alabama
Thirteen thousand coal miners in North Alabama suspended work on July 1 after employers and employees failed to agree on a new wage scale. The miners demanded an eight hour day and a monthly payday, but operators were unwilling to grant these terms, resulting in most mines in the state being idle.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Birmingham
Ala
North
Alabama
James Smith Named Receiver for U S Ship Building
Newark New Jersey July 1 James Smith ex United States senator was today appointed receiver for the United States Ship Building company.
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United States
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Newark
N. J
James Smith
United States Ship Building Company
Hearn Gives Bond On Bank Robbery Charge
Clarence Hearn of Smithton waived his preliminary hearing in Justice Rogers court and posted $300 bond for the next criminal court session. The case of Rowlette Gilmore on petit larceny was dismissed.
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Rogers
Clarence Hearn
Smithton
Criminal Court
Rowlette Gilmore
Baldwin Accepts Post With Sedalia Printing Company
J. R. Baldwin has accepted a position with the Sedalia Printing Company and left today for California where he has an order for a tek one directory.
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J. R. Baldwin
Sedalia Printing Company
Calif
Tek One
Ladies Musical Club Members Hold Morning Meeting
Active members of the Ladies Musical Club gathered for a morning meeting and posed for a group chorus photo taken by photographer Sherer.
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The
Ladies, Musical Club
Sherer
Lipscomby Woman Visits Edalia With Property
Mrs. S. L. Lipscomby of smont travels to Edalia in the city with a mounted porch ring property and locating interests.
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S. L. Lipscomby
Smont
Nettie Patent Kidskin Shoes On Sale
Bargains on Nettie patent leather kidskin shoes from Vid Kidskin and Patent Kidskin. Shoes regularly priced at $2.50 are offered at $1.90 in all sizes and widths, displayed in the window. Sale uses stock on hand with no price juggling.
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Unukal
Brothern, Jr
Mr.Ford
Mr. O Particu
Aininesef
C. NcLaigh
Woodsadege Town
Ae ‘Hool
Nty
Syenue Col- Southwest Ts
Tima
Veral
Evans
Sedalia
Iris
Cornels H
Des Moines
Caucus of Delegates
To Schraeder
Cleveland, O
Mark Hanna
C. D. Clark
Hanna, Wyo
Cleveland
Anthony Hope
Rudyard Kipling
Sir Thomas
Hearn
Bond
Edalia
Pongee
Taffta
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