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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1902

Page

4

Calef Transferred to Fort Scott as Missouri Pacific Agent

Calef livestock agent for Missouri Pacific based in Columbia is offered a commercial agent post at Fort Scott Kansas to succeed the late William Hogg. H C Post moves from Fort Scott to Pueblo after Hogg's death. Also details on the Gordon Doeling murder case and pretrial bail considerations in Columbia.

KE. H. Calef Missouri Pacific Fort Scott Kas William Hogg Pueblo Colo H. C. Post Calef Post St. Louis H. G. Doeling Fleetwood Gordon Columbia

Army khaki uniform proposed to replace blue in field dress

The Army uniform board, after months of study, recommends a khaki field uniform and green overcoats to replace the blue. The plan also drops the helmet in full dress, adopts the Italian style cap, reduces shoulder knots, and designs swords for use rather than ornament.

Washington Army Uniform Board Secretary of War Miles

Fleetwood Gordon Faces Columba Death Charge

A Missouri State University classmate of Fleetwood Gordon, R. A. Higdon of Sedalia, recounts Gordon a few years ago as a young lawyer who stabbed a restaurant man to death in Columbia yesterday. Gordon had begun a bright legal career and earned notice two years ago for Europe letters. A Columbia special dispatch adds details.

R. A. Higdon Sedalia Missouri State University Fleetwood Gordon Columbia Gordon Europe

Shooting of William Sexton by a detective in Montgomery

Montgomery West Virginia July 11. William Sexton was shot at his door by a detective from a local agency. The detective Stevens said he believed Sexton matched a wanted description and ordered him to surrender when the gun discharged fatally.

Hugo Doeling Fleetwood Gordon Gordon Montgomery W. Va William Sexton Counury Stevens Sexton

Birthday Celebration for Edward Brown in New York Avenue Home

Edward Brown age 73, father of County Assessor Charles D Brown, celebrated today at his son’s house 720 New York Avenue. A large dinner marked the event with out of town guests including Mrs J A Biddle and her children from Jonesboro Arkansas.

Edward Brown Charles D. Brown New York Avenue J. A. Biddle Jonesboro Ark

He Has Hunted Before A A Crouch Renowned Shot

A A Crouch a noted Sedalia carpenter hunted yesterday for squirrels. He was born and raised in the area now West Virginia and is recognized as one of the finest shots in Central Missouri.

A.A. Crouch Mr. Crouch West Virginia Missouri

Daughter Ill With Bowel Trouble Near Barrett Place

The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Dyer is very ill with bowel trouble at the Barrett place west of the city.

T. B. Dyer Barrett Place

Standard Mowers and Farm Equipment at Queen City Implement

Queen City Implement at 14 East Second Street offers standard mowers, rakes, hay loaders and presses for farming needs.

Queen City Implement Company East Second Street

Pettis County Stands Loyal at Missouri State Convention

Pettis county delegates supported Judge Davis on every ballot despite a met ropolitan paper error. The delegation stayed solid for Davis and opposed the single shot voting method against Sherwood while backing the Kansas City platform vote was 4 to 4 votes. Joe Rodes led the convention administration as chairman and secretary. Governor Dockery drew little attention while James A. Reed energized the hall. Judge Shelton faced scrutiny over a drinking incident, deemed a misfortune rather than a fault, and Senator Frank Farris encountered loud opposition before exiting the platform.

Sam B. Davis Springfield Sentinel Pettis County Pettis Davis Valliant Burgess Graves Waller Woodson Kansas City Sherwood Joe Rodes Sam Cook Ceed Dockery Stone Governor Dockery James A. Reed Reed Judge Shelton Shelton

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