Agreement at the Anti-Trust Plant Reaches Near Settlement
Denver and Pueblo report progress toward resumption of work at the smelter trust plants after strikes and wage talks. James B. Grant negotiates with the Smeltermen's union while miners press for eight hour shifts and fair wages. Final wage adjustments at the Guggenheim plant near Pueblo set higher pay for the lowest class, with 1,200 workers expected back by June 20.
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Denver
Col
Trust
James B. Grant
American Smelting and Refining Company
Grant
Argo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Trinidad
Smelter Trust
Pueblo
Leadville
Colorado
Anti-Trust
Philadelphia
Guggenheim Anti-Trust
Missouri music teachers plan state university chair
At Joplin June 17 the Missouri Music Teachers meeting advanced plans for a chair of music at the state university. Prof Graber urged licensing teachers. prizes awarded to McElroy, Tietjens, and Ralston. Officers named, next meeting set for Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Missouri Music Teachers
Graber
Walter F. McElroy
Carthage
Paul F. Tietjens
St. Louis
F. Marion Ralston
H. E. Schultze
Kansas City
H. E. Rice
E. R. Kroeger
D. W. Steele
Sedalia
Hart Cruikshank
Hannibal
Hans Speyer
J. C. Jones
Columbia
Judge Hears Viewpoints on Court of Visitation Case
Judge Hook of the federal court heard arguments from Western Union Telegraph and Kansas on the constitutionality of the act creating the court of visitation to regulate railroad and telegraph rates. A decision is due July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Hook
Federal Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kansas
Court of Visitation
Warden Landis Resigns at Kansas Penitentiary
The resignation of Warden H. S. Landis of the Kansas penitentiary was mailed to Gov. Stanley in Leavenworth Kansas. It takes effect July 1 and a transfer to new management will occur June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Stanley
St. Leavenworth, Kan
H. 8S. Landis
Kansas Penitentiary
Witnesses for Kennedy Given Broad Testimony in Missouri
In Hartville Missouri on June 17 a large body of witnesses were examined for Jack Kennedy alleged Macomb train robber. Most witnesses had testified for the defense in the Fegley case and many are Kennedy relatives.
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Kennedy
Hartville
Jack Kennedy
Macomb
Fegley
Thieves Secured 840,900 in Meiers Murder Case
Chicago police say they are convinced the murderers of Martin Meiers, the old miser found strangled ten days ago, gained 44 004 pounds from their crime.
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Chicago
Martin Meiers
Ebeus
City of Seattle Returns from Nome with Klondike Gold Shipment
Tacoma June 17 The steam er City of Seattle arrived from Port Towns bound for Tacoma carrying 200 Klondikers who bring out 500000 in gold dust and 500000 in drafts as the first installment of the spring clean up.
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Tacoma
Wash
City of
Seattle
Meier Son Applies for Patent on Electric Push Button
Adolph Meier assistant to upholsterer A H Meier at 606 South Ohio has applied for a patent on an ingenious electric push button. He also invented a fan attachment for the fly wheel of a sewing machine to keep the operator cooled during use.
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Adolph Meier
A. H. Meier
South
Ohio
Time For All Things DeWitt’s Early Risers Advert
An antique ad promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for constipation biliousness upset stomach indigestion and liver troubles. The noted product offers a laxative action designed for quick relief.
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DeWitt
Pearl of Great Price praised at Plattsburg convention
The Rev. Melvin Putman of the First Christian church spoke on The Pearl of Great Price to the Sunday school convention in Plattsburg Thursday night. His talk was described as one of the most eloquent and beautiful features of the event.
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Melvin Putman
First Christian Church
Plattsburg
Radish Giant Grows At City Home
A resident presented a fourteen inch radish to the office claiming it is the finest specimen of its kind seen in the city. The grower, H N Smith, resides at 1208 East Broadway.
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H. N. Smith
East Broadway
Grain O Promises Relief for Coffee Drinkers
Grain O is pitched as a coffee substitute that offers opposite effects, claiming to ease stomach upset and strengthen nerves while avoiding nourishment-related harm. The ad promotes Grain O at 5 and 25 cents per package and cites Irma Eddins recovering from spinal meningitis.
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Irma Eddins
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Cures Coughs and Col ds
An old patent medicine claim promotes Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey as a cure for coughs and lung weakness. It asserts the remedy strengthens lungs and prevents lingering colds, priced at twenty five cents at all druggists.
Local Notices and Advertisements Mix
Monuments and grave markers by C H Heynen on N Ohio street. Alamo Cigar Store promotes cigars and tobacco. Candy Palace advertises New Peaches. California goods arriving. H B Scott offers 5 and 54g percent money at 907 South Moniteau. Real estate for sale and exchange. Fleischmann's Pharmacy advertises cream soda 5c and quick delivery. Servant-Harker Drug Co.
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H. B. Scott
South Moniteau
Sedalia Street Car Officials Thank J C Van Riper
New York officials of the Sedalia Street Car company thank General Manager J C Van Riper for his efforts in securing the state fair. All Sedalia rises to second the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sedalia Street Car Company
J. C. van Riper
Sedalia
DeWitts Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve Ad
An old advertisement urges DeWitts Little Early Risers to regulate the liver and ease constipation without griping. It promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a root cure for piles and notes local raspberries and strawberries being scarce at two boxes for a quarter. Jonathan Myers returns home from Kansas City after laying asphalt pave work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Isrkcer Drag Co
Jonathan Myers
Kansas City
Father Saves Child From Croup With One Minus Cough
J A Scheer of Secalia Missouri used One Minus Cough cure to rescue his child from a dangerous croup attack. The advertisement claims the product cures coughs colds pneumonia la grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
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J. A. Scheer
Secalia
Beaman Picnic Draws Sedalia's Colored Community
A sizable portion of Sedalia's Black residents attended the Beaman picnic today, gathering for a day of communal recreation and fellowship in the park.
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Sedalia
Beaman
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Ilgenfritz
Hardware Company
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Colorado Smelters
Anti- Trust
Beecham
Akes
Katy
Magnolia
West Main Street
Sedalia Mills
Missouri Trust CO. &S
Geners Trust
O. A. Crandall
F. A. Sampson
G. L. Faulhaber
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C. C. Evans
Chio and
Fourth Streets
TED
New
W. D. Wood
St. Louis, Mo
Harker Drug Co
Gift Itd
C. H. Heynen
Ohio Street
Cigars, Tobacco
Alamo Cigar Store
Candy Palace
California
Fleischmann’s Pharmacy
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Household Paints
Ott
P. H. Sangree
Henry Lamm
Sangree & Lamm
Sedalia, MO
T. Felix Gouraud
L. A. _ayre
Gouraud
Ferd
T. Hopkins
Great Jones Street
United States
Canada
Europe
Servant’s Pharmacy
Astoria
Ames Hotel
Tuce Market St
Thos. P. Miller
J. G. Russell
Huckins’ Hotel
Guy
Grocers
Third St
Charles Williams
Corner Fourth
E. Fifth Street
John Stark & Son
E. Hurley & CO
Hurley’s
East Third Street
Fleischmann
Lemonades
Ott’s
Hurd
E. E. McClellan
Wm. Kosted & Sons
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