Strike Settlement Ends Hospitality of Unions Across Cities
The Schwarzschild & Sulzberger company reached a satisfactory agreement with its employees ending days of dispute at its Armourdale packing plant where 1,000 workers returned to work. In Brooklyn the transit strike cost the company about 55,000 to date as mob action disrupted service. The Epworth League convention drew 10,000 in Indianapolis with 4,000 delegates present. Minor riots occurred in Cleveland as cars were attacked and obstructions cleared. Milwaukee reports a large brewery deal valued at over 100 million, extending to many eastern, southern, and midwestern breweries.
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Kansas City, Mo
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Armourdale
Brooklyn
New York
Eighth Avenuue Line
Rossiter
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Epworth Leaguers
Indianapolis
Ind
Epworth League
Tomlinson Hall
Epworth
O. P. Fitzgerald
Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Cleveland
Bdo
Petrie Street
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Buffalo
New Orleans
American System in Force in Manila Court Practice
An order announced in Manila on July 21 regulates court practice replacing the Spanish system with an American one. It abolishes procurators and transfers duties to attorneys, requires bar members to reside on the island, and bars citizens of foreign governments and members of the American bar from practicing.
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Manila
Kansas Physician Arrested for Adultery Case
Topeka reporters say Dr. B R Brickbill of Dwight Kansas was arrested on adultery charges. He allegedly left his sick wife to travel with another woman, prompting the investigation and arrest in Topeka.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
B. RB. Brickbill
Dwight
Brickbill
Mrs Finlay Bitten by Mad Dog Near Sturgeon
Sturgeon Missouri July 21 Mrs Ernest Finlay living south of town was bitten on the arm by a mad dog. The flesh was torn and lacerated in a horrible manner. A madstone was applied to the wound.
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Sturgeon
Ernest Finlay
Missouri milestones and early state history facts
A compact historical note recounts Missouri's 1912 statehood as the eleventh state, its status as a western territory, the motto Salus populi suprema lex esto, and early explorations by Hernando de Soto in 541. It covers French exploration to 1705, Howard county as mother of counties, first railroad in 1350, Missouri Gazette lineage, and three native born governors.
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Missouri
Mississippi
Hernando de Soto
New Madrid County
Missouri River
Kansas City
Franklin
Howard County
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Gazette
Missouri Republican
St Louis Republic
Thomas C Fletcher
Joseph W McClurg
Lon V Stephens
State
Grain-O the new food drink for health
An advertising feature promotes Grain-O as a grain based beverage a coffee substitute recommended by doctors. It markets Grain-O as heart healthy invigorating appetizing and nourishing for children and adults costing about 44 cents per serving.
Eldorado Springs Celebration Postponed by Rain
W T Morris reports a large crowd gathered at Eldorado Springs yesterday for a celebration that was interrupted by heavy rain and postponed to today for continuation.
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W T Morris
Eldorado Springs
Obituary of Mark F Tuttle Kansas City printer and reviewer
Mark F Tuttle a longtime Sedalia printer and later a proof reader on the Kansas City Times died in Kansas City yesterday. A Newark New Jersey druggist praises Chamberlains cough remedy as safe for coughs colds and hoarseness with local sales by Servant-Harker Drug Co Otis W Smith and City Drug Store.
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Mark F Tuttle
Sedalia
Kansas City Times
Kansas City
Chamberlain’s
Charles Holzhauer
Newark
N. J
Harker Drug Co
Ohio Street
Otis W Smith
Fifth
Engineer Streets
City Drug Store
West Main Street
Jefferson City Horse Show Planned Sparks Civic Pride
A Jefferson City horse show is announced as a capital idea fueling local enthusiasm. The item hints at town development and community events while noting regional interest in equestrian sport.
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Jefferson City
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ALL Mankind
P. Brandt Grocer Co
S$c Perceks
Amexskeag
William Kahre
Tel
Kahre & Bloose
West Seca St
United Typewriter &Supples Company
M. T. Slane
West Third Street
Sedalia, Mo
Brooklys
Rapid Transit Company
Man
Fairbanks. Morse & CO
Eldorado
Mark Tuttle
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Withers
H. Bothwell
Pres’t
WM. Courtney
E. R. Blair, Casnier
Bb. F. Yancey
W. H Evans
A W. Meuschke
Charles KE. Musick
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin
Col. Hire
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
Blair
J. W. Murphy
A. Lower
Third National Bank
Natia, Mo
John N. Dalby
A. P. Morey
R. H. Moses
W. A. Latimer
Ass’t
J.N. Dalby
Henry W. Harris
D. Hd. Smith
Mertz
N.H Gentry
Chas. H. McAninch
Samuel C. Gold
Morris Harter
Jas T. Montgomery
Landmann Bros
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Onio
Sedalie, Mo
Servant Harker Drug Co
Jasper County
DeWitt
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Fulton Sun
Callaway County
Sutherland
Ocer
P. Hoffman
West Ma
Shel
Hotel
LeGrand
Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
Bowman & Dorn’s
Lavysookma
Hela
Aube
St. Louis
St. Paul
Willegal
Isaac P. Lusk
Crescent Hotel
Eureka Springs
Ark
Heart of Ozark Mountains
Bryan Snyder
Frisco Line
Shepp Company
Chestnut St
Phila
Penn
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