Police wound two killers in Kansas hold up shooting
Atchison Kansas June 19 Theodore McKim mortally wounded by police after shooting and killing Nick Reirich a saloonist. McKims partner also seriously wounded at daylight. The second wounded man named Charles Long of Quincy Illinois. Police suspect a hold up or quarrel sparked the violence.
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Ty Scripps-2icRae Press Association
Atchison, Kas
Theodore McKim
Nick Reirich
McKims
Beirich
Charles Long
Quincy
Ill
Trains Collide Near Raymond Killing Nine
A June 19 collision near Raymond between an Illinois Central passenger train and a freight train killed nine and injured three tramps. The freight engine telescoped two coaches. deaths on the freight include Engineer Stoneman Fireman Miller Brakeman Stickner of Waterloo Iowa. On the passenger were Fireman Banz of Waterloo a mail clerk an immigrant and three tramps.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Des Moines
Illinois Central
Raymond
Stoneman
Miller
Stickner
Waterloo
Banz
Katy Shops Closed Again as Strike Continues
The Katy shops remain shut with no movement toward settlement. Blacksmiths helpers seek 19c to 20c per hour, while current wages are 18 1/4c for veterans and 17c for new workers. officials indicate the plant will stay closed until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
O’herin
Missouri Pacific
DeSoto
Beaman Country House Fetes Soon-to-Wed Couple
Mr. pan. R. K. Thomson entertained about twenty five guests at a Beaman area country home in honor of Mr. Charles B. Wallace and Miss Blanche Imhoff who plan to wed soon. Lanterns lit the lawn, music and Progressive jacks provided entertainment, and a pearl paper knife with a silver handle went to J. C. C. Kelly as a prize. Punch, orange ice cream, and cake were served. guests included Florence Scott, Jessie Kelly, Edna Mertz, Susan Thomson, Fannie Rudy, Blanche Imhoff, Faith Smith, Grace Norton, Helen Norton, Allie Brown, Fay Brown, Frances Wallace, along with C. S. Wilson, C. A. Jones, Al Poteet, Fred Hughes, David Thompson, Harvey Dow, Forest Imhoff, C. C. Kelly, and Manoah Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan. R. K. Thomson
Beaman
Charles B. Wallace
Blanche Imhoff
Thomson
J. C. C. Kelly
Florence Scott
Jessie Kelly
Edna Mertz
Susan Thomson
Fannie Rudy
Faith Smith
Grace
Helen Norton
Allie
Fay Brown
Frances Wallace
C. S. Wilson
C. A. Jones
al Poteet
Fred Hughes
David Thompson
Harvey Dow
Forest Imhoff
C. C. Kelly
Manoah Hampton
Will Jackson Adjudged Insane In Houstonia Case
Will Jackson of Houstonia was adjudged insane by the county court and ordered sent to the Nevada insane asylum. Sheriff Dillard will escort him tonight. Jackson had behaved strangely for some time and became violent the past day or two, causing trouble at the courthouse and jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jackson
Houstonia
Nevada
Dillard
Jackson
Ben
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with the exception of local thunderstorms tonight. Temperatures should remain mild with no widespread precipitation expected.
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Jett White Case
In Jackson Kentucky on June 19 the jury could not agree in the Jett White murder trial. The panel favored acquittal for Tom White seven to five and conviction for Curtis Jett eleven to one. Curtis Jett will be retried, possibly in a neighboring county, with defendants later moved to Lexington jail for the next term in Cynthiana Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett
White
Curtis Jett
Jim Cockrill
Redwine
Lexington
Cynthiara
Harrison County
Hanged Man Prank Leaves Man In Critical Condition
In Washington Pennsylvania on June 19 James Philips of Waynesburg was left suspended by an awning rope around his neck after a prank. Williams grabbed the rope, Philips dangled until bystanders noticed, and he was revived by physicians after being cut down unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips
Williams
Philip
Phillips
Lynching Threat Casts Shadow Over Flood Refugees Case
Mrs Sam Bailey 40 son Gus 15 and daughter Eliza 17 flood refuges living on a houseboat were found fatally wounded with deep back head wounds. A negro suspect was captured near Moro six miles away and officers head to intercept the captors to prevent a lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Gus
Eliza
Moro
Reed Conference In Chicago Speaks For Missouri Governor Move
In Chicago at the Auditorium Annex last evening Mayor Jas A Reed of Kansas City drew support from Moses Wetmore and attendees En race of Wetmore's backing for Reed in Missouri politics. Wetmore criticized Dave Francis and disputed Folk as a GOP friendly candidate while urging party unity.
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Ingraham
F. W. Fleming
Kansas City
Missouri
Wetmore
Reed
Colonel Wetmore
St. Louis
Dave Francis
Missouri Democracy
Attorney Folk
Folk
Euchre Club Winners Toast at Miss Flo Antes Home
Miss Flo Antes hosted the Thursday Morning Euchre club at 620 South Washington Avenue yesterday morning. Miss Lou Menefee won first prize a sofa pillow top and Miss Abbie Dempsey took consolation with a shirt waist set. Guests included Miss Jump Merrill and Ina Mount of St. Louis. Refreshments featured chicken salad cheese balls sandwiches fruit gelatine and wafers.
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Flo Antes
South
Washington Avenue
Lou Menefee
Abbie Dempsey
Jump and
Merrill
Ina Mount
St. Louis
Splendid Concert by Gentlemen's Musical Club
The Gentlemen's Musical Club with Gregg's Orchestra performed at the First Christian church last night. The program showed thorough instruction and genuine musical talent, with both organizations playing their part to delight a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
The
Gentlemen's Musical Club
Gregg
Pastor J C Jacoby to Return From Synod Visit
Rev J C Jacoby pastor of Trinity English Lutheran Church is expected home tonight after attending the general synod at Kimore and visiting eastern cities. Services are planned for morning and evening Sunday with Sunday school at the usual hour and a celebration of the Lord's Supper after the morning sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jacoby
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Kimore
Condition of Mr. J. J. Frey Deteriorates Overnight
The veteran railroad man is reported very ill and feared to die tonight. He passed a harsh night and seemed near death, but showed a brief rally today. His son John J. Grey Jr. of Chicago arrived today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Frey
John J. Grey, Jr
Chicago
Verdict returned for defendants in Ward vs Lindsay replevin
Attorneys R. A. Higdon and H. K. Bente returned from Otterville where they tried Ward versus Lindsay a suit for replevin. The verdict favored the defendants with Higdon representing the defense and Bente the plaintiff.
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R. A. Higdon
H. K. Bente
Otterville
Ward Vs. Lindsay
Mr. Higdon
Mr. Bente
Louisa Starkey Hosts Eighth Birthday Party
Louisa Starkey daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Starkey North Grand avenue hosted her eighth birthday party Thursday afternoon. A group of friends enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and cake with assistance from Misses Annie Lankenau Edith Buttendall Beulah Dilley Mrs C P Thomas and Miss Cornelius Starkey. Attendees included Lena Mittle Buttendall Freda Weigand Grace Cheek Bertha Beyler Nellie Grimsley Pearl Lankenau Mae Shrike Ruby Reed Ethel Minta Jacobs Mary Florence Laxton Ethel Robb Mildred Starkey and nephews Frankie and Charley Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa
C. O. Starkey
North Grand Avenue
Arnold Surrenders in Get-Rich Quick Scheme Case
E. J. Arnold, indicted over an alleged get-rich quick operation, surrendered in St. Louis this morning. The surrender follows the ongoing probe by investigators into the scheme and any resulting legal actions are expected to proceed in court.
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Scripps shRne Press Association
St. Louis
E. J. Arnold
Suits for Taxes Filed Against Local Utilities
Tax attorney R. A. Higdon filed circuit court suits to collect franchise taxes under a new act taxing corporate franchises. The actions total 1446 dollars and target Sedalia Gas and Fuel Co Sedalia Water and Light Co Economy Steam Heating and Electric Co Sedalia Electric Light and Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Higdon
Circuit
Sedalia Gas and Fuel Co
Sedalia Water & Light Co
Steam Heating and Electric Co
Sedalia Electric Light and
Pow
BP CO
Ok Saeef
Rg Slat
Wandering Son Returns Prompted by Flood Delay
Mrs. W L Clamp of Brackettsville Texas wrote Charles Stim son Elks hotel proprietor about her 18 year old son Harry who stopped at the Elks on June 5 with a man named Roberts while en route to Omaha with a shipment of goats. They paused due to flood and have not been heard from since leaving Sedalia on June 6.
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W. L. Clamp
Brackettsville
Texas
Charles Stimson
Elks Hotel
Harry
The
Elks
Roberts
Omaha
Sedalia
Resignation Expected for Postmaster General Payne
Washington reports indicate the Postmaster General Payne is expected to resign soon. He had planned to leave the cabinet but was deterred by arguments from Roosevelt Hanna and others who warned it would harm himself and the party. Payne had said he would not have accepted the role if he had foreseen the postal investigation.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Payne
Roosevelt
Hanna
Post Office
Excursion to Kansas City Postponed Indefinitely
An excursion from Sedalia to Kansas City scheduled for tomorrow night by Messrs. Holland Bellmer and Momberg has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sedalia
Messrs. Holland
Bellmer
Momberg
Sutton-Lower nuptials set for July wedding at bride home
Dr. F L Sutton will marry Miss Hattie Lower, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Lower near Longwood, in a ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Rev D M Claggett on Wednesday July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Sutton
Hattie Lower
W. A. Lower
Near Longwood
D. M. Claggett
St. Josephs Academy Holds Commencement Tonight
Commencement exercises of St. Josephs Academy proceed at the convent on East Fourth Street with a lengthy program of music and recitations prepared for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Academy
East Fourth Street
Summer White Goods Fashion Notes for the Season
White is the vogue this summer with varied weaves and endless dress possibilities for the Summer Girl. Dotted Swisses, embroidered Swisses, damasse and linens in multiple widths and prices create a range from 25c to several dollars per yard, including sheer fabrics, lace inserts, and matched sets for skirts and waists.
June Sale Promises Bargains On Muslin Underwear
Muslin underwear features machine made trim and roomy garments. The June Sale offers broad price ranges for gowns chemises drawers skirts corset covers with prices from 10 cents to 3.50 dollars.
Women’s wool skirts offered at sale prices
The ad promotes women’s light weight wool skirts at 5.90 with value 8.50 in black wool voile summer fabrics trimmed with folds satin bands and buttons. It also lists walking skirts at 5.00 for 650 units and 4 to 5 dollar ranges in various wool melton colors with brown blue gray and oxford shades.
Women's Stock Collars and Detachable Neck Ties
Women adopt airy lawn collars with narrow color piping or white. Dotted Swiss collars piped pink blue white and black priced 25c. White Oxford collars colored piping and button trimmed 25c. White Swiss collars with lace insertion 39c. Unstitched collars with embroidered turnovers 55c and 60c.
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Atchison, Kansas
Iowa
Aeve
KATY
Helpern
O’herrin
Parsons
Black
R. K. Tompson
Jackson, Ky
Tom White
Som
Waynesburg
Alton, Ill
Sam Bai
Reed Conference
Jas
A. Reed
Ernor
Moses Wetmore
Arnold
Brackettsville, Texas
Wiles
Ude
Goe
Oxford
J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
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