Will Glass Dies In Sedalia After Illness
Will Glass, aged 29, Sedalia native and member of James Glass and Son, died this afternoon after appendicitis surgery at Maywood hospital. Survived by wife Gertrude Maltby, father, sister, and brother Rev. Fr. Joseph Glass of Los Angeles. Funeral plans likely at Sacred Heart church.
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Will
Monte Poteet
Frank Kunkler
Mars City
Mr. Glass
Sedalia
James Glass and Son
Gertrude Maltby
West Sedalia
Glass
Joseph Glass
Los Angeles
Cal
Sacred Heart Church
Surprise wedding of fireman Frank Pearson and Miss Anna Teeling
Frank Pearson a fireman with M. K. & T. and Anna Teeling were quietly married by Rev. J. B. Fulker at his Broadway home. The couple will reside at a temporary address on East Ninth street. The bride is the Teeling’s daughter of 604 South Kentucky street. the groom is N. W. Pearson’s son of 221 West Sixth street and works for the Sedalia line. The Sentinel extends best wishes.
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Frank Pearson
Anna Teeling
Rev
J. B. Fulker
Broadway
East Ninth Street
George L. Teeling
South Kentucky Street
N. W. Pearson
West Sixth Street
Sedalia
The
Sentinel
Webster resigns Sedalia Transit chief after long service
David Webster resigns as superintendent and chief electrician of the Sedalia Transit Company effective by August 1. Joseph Clark notes Webster disposed of his interest and that L. F. Andrews will take charge if a pending deal closes, with Andrews saying Webster’s resignation appears voluntary.
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Webster
Joseph Clark
L. P. Andrews
Sedalia Transit Company
Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Cotton acreage drops in Texas and territories
Crop report to July 17 shows Texas cotton acreage down 18 percent, Indian Territory 9.36 percent, Oklahoma 18.5 percent. Boll weevil reported as far north as Broken Arrow I T and Stroud Oklahoma. Overall crop prospects are excellent.
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Tion
Texas
Broken
J D Rice Dies at Age 48 From Brights Disease
J D Rice aged 48 years died last evening at 8 o clock at his home seven miles west of the city from Bright's disease. He is survived by a wife and six children. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Dresden conducted by Rev Rogers. Interment followed in Dresden Cemetery.
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J. D. Rice
Bright
Dresden
Rogers
Chief of Statistics Resigns from Agriculture Bureau
Washington July 18 John Hyde resigns as chief statistician of the bureau of statistics for the Department of Agriculture due to ill health. Observers suspect the resignation stems from recent leaks about the cotton crop.
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Washington
John Hyde
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Clergymen in Kansas Diocese Bar Divorced Marriages
Bishop Millspaugh and most Episcopal clergy in the Kansas diocese sign an agreement not to marry any divorced person while the former spouse remains alive. The pact aims to govern remarriage among clergy and lay members in the diocese.
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Scripps-McRee Fress Assn
Topeka
Kas
Millspaugh
Episcopal Diocese of
Kansas
The Weather Outlook Tonight and Wednesday
Fair conditions continue tonight with cooler readings in the northwest portion. Wednesday brings overall cooling trends with continued fair skies.
End Game Today J. J. Freeman Died in Moberly
J. J. Freeman, the Katy dispatcher, died this morning in Moberly Missouri. The notice records his role with the Katy in the dispatching office and his death location.
Popular Katy dispatcher J J Freeman dies in Moberly
J J Freeman longtime M K T Railroad dispatcher died at 2 20 this morning in Moberly Missouri from paralysis. He served 23 years with the line and recently left Sedalia to be with his wife Aliie Tedford in Moberly. He was about 35 and began telegraph work as a boy in Clapper Monroe County. He and his wife resided at 214 West Third Street before his illness. He belonged to Sedalia Lodge No 232 A F and A M. Interment is planned for tomorrow.
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Freeman
West Third Street
Messerly Flats
Moberly
Ted
Clapper Monroe County
Clapper
Elliott
Wannibal
Sedalia
Aliie Tedford
Moberly Masons Elk and Elks Plan Gathering at Presbyterian Church
Royal Arch Masons and Se dalia lodge No 125 B P O E will hold a gathering at the Presbyterian church in Moberly Wednesday at 3 o'clock. A large delegation of Masons Elks conductors trainmen and friends from the city will attend. Interment will be made at Moberly.
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Royal Arch Masons
Sedalia Lodge No
Presbytermm Church
Moberly
Elks
Six Die in Wabash Hotel Blaze From Gas Explosion
A fire at the Depot hotel in Wabash Minnesota killed six occupants including Mrs. A Hoffman and baby Robert Johnson Gertrude Steinzeher Rebecca Holman and James Hunt. An illuminating gas explosion started the blaze.
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St. Paul, Minn
Wabash
Micn
A. Hoffman
Baby
Robert Johnson
Gertrude Steinzeher
Rebec
Ca Holman
James Hunt
Censor Suppresses Czar Address Amid Zemstvo Controversy
Scripps-McRae reports censor blocks 25 000 copies of the czar's reply to the Zemstvos congress. In St Petersburg Witte and Lamsdorff conclude talks before heading to Washington. A Moscow plot for a regency under four grand dukes is whispered as unrest grows. London reports Japanese control of Sakhalin and release of Russian convicts.
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Zemstvos Congress
Zemstovists
Moscow
Nicholas
Boss Dunham to face prosecution in fraudulently lent contracts
Philadelphia figure Boss Dunham will be prosecuted for his involvement in contracts tied to fraudulently lent funds. The case centers on alleged improper loan practices and connections to deceptive lending arrangements.
Mayor Weaver to Push Prosecutions on City Affairs
Philadelphia July 18. Elihu Root advises Mayor Weaver to initiate criminal prosecutions despite District Attorney Bell's refusal. The conference in New York included Wayne MacVeigh James Gay Gordon Julien Davies and Joseph Auerbach. Prosecutions target councilmen Frank Caven and John Hill with charges of conspiracy, forgery and city contract influence involving D J McNichol & Co.
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Weaver
Root
J. C. Bell
New York
Mr. Root
United States Attorney
Wayne MacVeigh
Fomer
James Gay Gordon
Julien T. Davies
Joseph S. Auerbach
Gordon
Frank H. Caven
John W. Hill
Bureau of Filtration
Caven
Hill
Bend
D. J. McNichol and Company
Israel W. Durham
James P. McNichol
Daniellj. McNichol
Zia
Mr. Bell
Wedding of Rose Pastor and J G Phelps Stokes
Miss Rose Pastor and J G Phelps Stokes married at the groom’s parents home in Noroton Connecticut in a simple ceremony. Pastor, a Jewish poetess and former cigar maker, and Stokes a New York philanthropist known for social settlement work in the Lower East Side will later visit Europe and continue charitable efforts in New York.
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Anson Phelps Stokes
Miss Pastor
Mr. Stokes
Russian Poland
Cleveland
New York
Rivington Street
Lower East Side
Sir. Stokes
Mr Stokes
Cupid
Europe
Russia
Robbers Loot Fifth Avenue Home Then Start Fire
Two burglars believed to head a desperate New York gang chloroformed Mrs. Bertha Cohen in her bed at 1452 Fifth Avenue. They tied her wrists and ankles, torn jewelry and looted a wardrobe, then set the room ablaze. Mrs. Cohen and her mother narrowly escaped as smoke filled the suite. Dr. M. L. Loeb aided the women and they were revived nearby as firemen battled the fire.
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New York
Bertha Cohen
Fifth Avenue
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