Police raid at Delmar track arrests eleven in anti pool drive
St Louis police under Governor Folk's orders raid Delmar track to enforce anti pool selling laws. Eleven men arrested after warrants issued for six suspects. further detentions and custody handled by Sheriff Herpel with bonds posted at Clayton court. No resistance reported and races completed as scheduled.
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McNamee
Delmar Track
Killian and
Cabanne
Folk
Herper
St. Louis “County
Kie Y
Mark Gumberts
Clayton
John Flynn
Willian Sippy
Dora Silver
Frank Shannon
Cris Brockmiller
Fogether
Herpel
Kiely
Four Courts
Clavion
St. Louis County
Church Entertainments Policy Change Encouraged Notices Free
The Sentinel shifts policy on church events ads previously priced as church rates. Notices up to ten lines will run free under Church Entertainments to aid churches in publicizing entertainments and fundraisers. Send notices of forthcoming events for wider reach.
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The
Sentinel
National Life Agents Open Sixth Annual Meeting in Montpelier
About 150 National Life Insurance agents gathered in Montpelier Vermont for the sixth annual meeting. Joseph A. DeBier welcomed attendees at Knights of Columbus hall as E P Hamlin replied. The day featured several papers and talks and sessions continue tomorrow.
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Montpelier
Agents’ Association of the National Life Insurance Company
Knights of Columbus
Joseph A. DeBier
E. P. Hamlin
Bubonic Plague in Panama Reported
Scripps McRae reports a Panama death from bubonic plague linked to rats aboard a west coast South American steamer. The marine hospital service notes Panama is quarantined and rats are being destroyed to control the outbreak.
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Negro
Panama
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Driver Thrown From Cart In Runaway Near Sedalia
Will Brennecke of Company D National Guard living near Sedalia escaped serious injury after his horse ran away on South Washington avenue Tuesday around 7 30 pm. He was thrown to the ground bruised but the cart and harness were wrecked as the horse demolished the car and bolted north.
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Will Brenecke
Sedalia
Washington Avenue
Prenecke
Washington Street
Four awarded to graduates of the eighth grades in rural districts
Four students in rural districts receive diplomas marking completion of the eighth grade. Authorities commend the achievement and note continued schooling options for each recipient.
Four Scholarships Awarded to Eighth Grade Pupils
The committee examined eighth grade papers for High school scholarships and reported four winners. Lulu Landers of Walnut Grove wins four years, Lela Shy of Camp Branch three years, Maud Yankee of Liberty two years, and Walter Merle Elliott of Anderson one year, with teachers named for each.
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Lulu Landers
Walnut Grove School
Victoria Carter
Lela Shy
Camp Branch School
Lucy Hopkins
Walter Merle Elliott
Anderson School
Miss Pearl Fuller
Biggest crop ever raised in Kansas wheat
Secretary Coburn of the state board of agriculture cites ten representative milling concerns in declaring this year’s Kansas wheat crop as the best ever. He notes flour production requires less wheat per barrel, boosting income per acre for farmers.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Georgia county officials gather for annual convention
Bainbridge Georgia July 26 The association of County Officials of Georgia met in annual convention with sheriffs marshals ordinaries solicitors and other county officials attending. The day was spent discussing duties of their offices and an excursion down the river capped the visit.
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Bainbridge
Association of County Officials of
Gergia
Veteran A. J. Staley Celebrates 65th Birthday
A. J. Staley, longtime furniture dealer, marked his sixty fifth birthday in good health and strong spirits. Though aged, he appeared as youthful as a schoolboy and ready to face life’s challenges with vigor.
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A. J. Staley
Esterday
Oil field fire death toll rises with recovered bodies
Houston July 26 reports say twelve bodies recovered from the oil field fire, all burned beyond recognition. Officials fear ten to fifteen additional men are still missing in the disaster.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Houston
Texas
Officlds
Zionist World Congress opens with delegates from five continents
Basil Switzerland July 26 The seventh Zionist congress convenes tomorrow with delegates from America Australia Africa Asia and Europe. The Jewish blue and white flag flies over the convention building as the town becomes a Jewish city for the moment. The main issue is the establishment of an autonomous Jewish state in Palestine.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Basil
Switzerland
Zionist Congress
America
Australia
Africa
Asia
Europe
Palestine
Sedalia youths win cadetships to Columbia military school
C Fred Curtis of East Tenth street joins Fred S. Reams of Green Ridge as the second Sedalia Pettis County cadet appointment to the Columbia military school. Both awards were secured by Representative E E Johnston who can send two youths. Curtis graduated Sedalia High School last spring and will enter next fall.
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C. Fred Curtis
Katy
C. P. Curts
East Tenth Street
Columbia Military School
Sedalia
Pettis County
Fred S. Reams
Green Ridge
E. E. Johnston
Pettit County
Young Curtis
Sedalia High School
Admiral Rojestvensky Undergoes Forehead Operation
Tokyo July 26. A piece of bone was successfully removed from Admiral Rojestvensky’s forehead during an operation. His condition is reported as satisfactory.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Tokio
Rojestvensky
Australian champion swimmer halted by weather
Miss Kellerman, renowned Australian swimmer, began a Channel crossing from Dover to France but was forced to abandon the attempt this afternoon due to adverse conditions.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Dover
England
Magnetic Healer Accused in Wife’s Death Trial
Atchison Kansas July 26 Prof Albert Peasley is on trial for murder in the death of his wife. The prosecution presents circumstantial evidence that he gave her strychnine while she lay ill. Peasley, a magnetic healer, claims the medicine came from a regular physician.
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Peasey
Peasley
Refused drink ends in multiple deaths in Chicago
In Chicago on July 26 Timothy Dooling shot Mrs James Griffin 24 killing her instantly and wounded Annie Griffin 17 and Patrick Dooling before killing himself He then shot himself as a crowd gathered Patrick Dooling’s wound is serious The family had refused a drink from a bottle held by Dooling in the home on Fifty second avenue and West 12th street.
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Chicago
James Griffin
Timothy Dooling
Fifty-second Avenue
West 12Th Street
Dooling
Annie Griffin
Patrick Dooling
Automobile Explosion at Garage Burns Men in Providence
An automobile exploded after reaching the Providence garage last night. George Meyers James Meyers and Edward Hall were seriously burned. One spectator died from heart disease. The ensuing fire destroyed the entire building.
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Scripps-McHae Press Association
Providence
R. L
George Meyers
James Meyers
Edward Hall
Atlanta Editor and Rep Revill Altercation Over Railroads
Editor James R. Gray of the Atlanta Journal assaulted Representative Henry Revill in front of the City club in Atlanta. Milt Saul, Journal correspondent, intervened as Revill drew a pistol and knife. police filed charges. The dispute ties to railroad influence and an anti free pass bill defeated in the Georgia House.
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Revill
Milt Saul
Washington
Journal
Saul
Gray
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Prisoner Bertha Clarche Appeals for Work and Forgiveness
Bertha Clarche, jailed at the Tombs awaiting trial for murder, writes a note thanking friends and pleading for employment. She says she acted to escape slavery, longs to help her mother and sister, and recalls embroidery work she could earn two dollars a day at. She describes illness, nervousness, and the desire to return to her trade in Paris, pleading for opportunities after release.
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New York
Emile Gerardon
Lea
Jeannie
Paris
Bertha Clarche
Gale's Escape Clarified in Mur Cul lom Rescue
Report states that Gal e's escape is now clear as those familiar with the Mur Cul lom saved the man from danger.
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Gale
MUR
Commutation of 1382 Death Sentence Revealed
Chicago report unveils how Joan Gales avoided gallows and spent 23 years in prison. Governor Shelby M. Cullom, visiting the condemned man, saw insanity and altered the fate by placing a note on the warrant. Records show no formal file or clear history of the commutation. Judge Barnum presided. trial details clash with other records.
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Gales
Shelby M. Cullom
Chicago
Barnum
Luther Laflin Mils
Sidney Smith
Keerton
Two Wolf Scalps Prompt County Bounty Claim
B. G. Lewis Jr. of twelve miles south of town brought in two wolf scalps this afternoon to claim the county bounty of five dollars per head.
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B. G. Lewis, Jr
General Lee Reports on Texas Yellow Fever Situation
General Lee commanding the department of Texas reports to the war department that troops are not considered in immediate danger. He recommends staying at current posts and moving only if the fever spreads.
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Lee
Japanese minister discusses peace conference with Roosevelt
Japanese Minister Takahara held talks with President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay about the peace conference this afternoon. The discussions centered on diplomatic steps and potential outcomes regarding the ongoing negotiations.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Oyster Bay
Takahara
Roosevelt
Value of Whelan property placed at $2200 plus
Appraisers W Daugherty Samuel Fuller and Zill Reetor appointed by Judge O E Parsons filed an inventory of the late J W Whelan livery property. The valuation of the estate amounts to a little over $2200 including horses vehicles feed and harness.
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W. Daugherty
Samuel Fuller
Zill Reetor
O. E. Parsons
J W. Whelan
Kelly raises bond to 967000 for governor bid
Topeka report states Treasurer Kelly filed a supplement to his bond raising the total to 967000. The executive council is to meet at 3 PM to approve or reject the bond tonight after the earlier filing.
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Topeka
Fas
Kelly
Executive Council
Little Folks Party Honors Mary Patton Newton
Mrs H W Newton hosted a Tuesday afternoon party for her daughter Mary Patton Newtons third anniversary with games and refreshments. Guests included Marie Martin Melvin Burnap Charley Hall Leona McArthur Samuel Bowser Colie Bowser Anna Lyle Campbell Mildred Carroll Marion Doyle Victoria Hoffman John Harold Morris Emery Johnston John McRoberts Mary McRoberts Dorothy Barnett Lucille Higdon William Stanley Charles Elgar Ford Maud Newcomb Sallie Offield Ethel Werner and Baby Highlegsman.
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H. W. Newton
Mary Patton Newton
Marie Martin
Melvin Burnap
Charley Hall
Leona McArthur
Samuel and
C2lie Bowser
Anna Lyle Campbell
Mildred Carroll
Marion Doyle
Victoria Hoffman
John Harold Morris
Emery Johnston
John McRoberts
Mary McRoberts
Dorothy Barnett
Funeral Rites Held for Colonel Daniel Lamont
Simplicity marked the rites over the body of the late Colonel Daniel Lamont former secretary of war. In Poughkeepsie New York services were held this afternoon. The remains were placed in the Lamont mausoleum in Woodlawn cemetery.
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Daniel Lamont
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lamont
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ice Cream Social by Woodmen Circle Unit
The drill team of Queer City Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle hosts an ice cream social at Woodmen Hall tonight. Proceeds likely support the group and community activities.
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Queer City Grove No. 1
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen Hall
Beaman Couple Wed by Judge Parsons in Probate Court
Leslie A. Dilard and Hattie Ray of Beaman were married this afternoon in the probate court by Judge O. E. Parsons.
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Leslie A. Dilard
Hattie Ray
Beaman
O. E. Parsons
Brutal assault shocks Cincinnati wife of Black husband
Annie Todd a 20 year old from Lexington Kentucky was beaten by her Black husband in Cincinnati. She suffered a broken nose and two fractured ribs after a violent attack at 703 Calvert Street. Hart was jailed on incident and battery after police found her injured wife at home.
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Lexington
Cincinnati
City
Annie Todd
East Main Street
Todd
George Hart
Anne Hart
Covington
Calvert Street
Rouse
Fink
Hart
Hammond Street
Albert Kahn Returns From Europe Trip
Albert Kahn proprietor of the Bell arrived home this afternoon with his parents and other relatives after a several week journey in Europe.
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Albert Kahn
The
Bell
Europe
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