Convention Coup Elevates Bothwell and Hitchcock Support
Sedalia delegate wins on the point and earns delegate at large at Jefferson City. Missouri Republicans name J. A. White as Superintendent, W. S. Crane and Barney Frauenthal as Railroad Commissioners. Hitchcock receives endorsement from the convention amid a lobby alliance as Kerens’ power recedes. State chairman Akins leads with about 700 of 1040 delegates backing the bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Jefferson City
J. A. White
Brookfield
W.S. Crane
Joplin
Barney Frauenthal
St. Louis
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Interior
J. H. Bothwell
Hitchcock
Missouri Pacific
United States
General Assembly
Phelps-Kerens
Kerens
Akins
Bothwell Captures Victory At Convention Over Hitchcock
Chairman McJimsey ruled no gag rule and Bothwell defended the minority report. He praised Secretary Hitchcock, igniting a roar from Kerens delegates and sparking a political coup. The Hitchcock resolution passed and Bothwell won election as a delegate at large.
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the Republic
Bothwell
McJimsey
Hitchcock
Kerens
McKinley
Akins
Judge Graves Rival for Supreme Bench Backed by Benton Officials
W L Morgan travels from Benton County to Pettis County to seek instructions for Judge W W Graves at the county convention next Monday. Graves, longtime jurist with fifteen years practice and five years as circuit judge, holds strong local support and a chance at the nomination. His Barnett law ruling, criticized by some, is seen by leading lawyers as constitutional to strike down, with Graves’ backers prepared to finance appeals if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Morgan
Benton County
W. W. Graves
Mr. Morgan
Judge Graves
Pettis County
Bates, Benton
Frenry
St. Clair
Longan
Cass
Bates
Vernon
Benton
Henry
Graves
Supreme Court
Thomas Printing Company Offers New Type Faces
Latest at Thomas Printing Company showcases Tiffany Text and other faces for society work. Calling cards offered at 100 for 75 cents or 50 for 50 cents. visit No. 115 East Second Street or call 149 for printer services.
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Thomas Printing Company
Tiffany
East Second Street
Telephone
Notable Local Soda Shop Ad Highlights New Flavors
A weather oriented ad promotes shopping with a reminder that a glass of refreshing soda is beneficial. It touts the finest offerings in the city and many new drinks of own origin. Creams and fruits are housemade. Cow Drug Company.
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Cow Drug Company
Kaiser Undergoes Another Foot Bone Excision Operation
John Kaiser veteran hotel man underwent another operation yesterday performed by Dr Nasse for excision of decayed bone in the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaiser
Dr. Nasse
Sedalia Band Engaged for Jefferson City Trip
The Second Regiment band will accompany the excursion to Jefferson City Sunday. The band has also been engaged to play at Clinton on July 4.
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Sedalia
Jefferson City
Clinton
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Highlighted
Local business Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry praised as the best in town. Residents and customers note outstanding service, quick turnaround, and reliable garment care in community feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Gallivan jailed for assault and disturbing the peace
In police court Dan Gallivan pleaded guilty to assault and disturbing the peace. Judge Truxel sentenced him to six months in county jail on each count, totaling a year. His elderly mother testified he forced her from their home three nights running and slept outside under a tree while he drank. He also damaged household furniture with an axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Gallivan
Truxel
Mo Pacific shop move rumors denied by GM
General Manager Harding of the Missouri Pacific told Capital there is no plan to move Sedalia shops. He said the idea has not been considered and reports from outside caused unrest among Sedalia shopmen and merchants, but there is no occasion for concern.
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Harding
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Excursion to Jefferson City Planned for Local Fans
Will Sprecher organizes Missouri Pacific excursion from here to Jefferson City next Sunday to watch Sedalia play Jefferson City. Train with engine and five coaches departs at 9:00 am, round trip price 1.25 dollars. Returning, the train leaves Jefferson City at 8:00 pm.
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Will Sprecher
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Captain Stevens Bets On Green Horse On Local Track
Capt E W Stevens tested his Walnut Boy progeny nicknamed green horse on the local track. The colt ran one-eighth mile in 20.5 seconds, projecting a mile in 2:42. Stevens believes the horse is a comer.
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E. W. Stevens
Walnut Boy
Joe Elmo
A Grand Exhibition in Sedalia Tomorrow
A dog and pony show with a liliputian act travels to Sedalia for an afternoon and evening performance. Local residents are invited to attend the exhibition tomorrow in the town.
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Sedalia
Sedalia Hosts Big Tented Exhibition With Dog and Pony Show
A larger than ever dog and pony act visits Sedalia with liliputian performers and a circus. Child actors appear, side shows are included, all for one price of 1 and 25 cents. Tomorrow only.
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Sedalia
Pupils Recital by Miss Rast’s Music Class at 411 South Engineer
A recital by Miss Josephine Rast’s pupils was held at her home 411 South Engineer Street. About twenty five friends attended, mainly parents. Performers included Miss Ida Meyers, pianist, and Mr Rudolph Ramlow, violinist, with a varied program of duets songs and piano pieces.
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Josephine Rast
South Engineer Street
Miss Rast
Ida Meyers
Rudolph Ramlow
Schwalm
Blanche Horton
Louise Rast
Moore
Howard Carter
Streabbag
Freda Berlin
Perry
Mary Padan
Mr. Ramiow
Elmenreich
Ermina Berlin
O. Fischer
Clemens Fischer
Zimmerman
Keller
Leon Harkins
H. H. A. Beach
H. R. Bishop
Miss Meyers
Butler Joulah Manker
Smith
Chopin
Lizzie
the Hudson
Wilson
Laura Behrens
Painter Falls From Ladder at State Fair Grounds
John Dayton, a painter for George E. Dugan, fell from a ladder while working on the new steel grandstand at the State fair grounds yesterday. He struck his head on iron steps, lost consciousness, and was taken by Harry Hammond to Dr. Wood's office with severe scalp wounds and multiple bruises.
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John Dayton
George E. Dugan
Harry Hammond
Children Ride Free at Matinee Pony Show
Free rides for all children at the matinee tomorrow featuring child actors and top circus acts. Bring the little ones to enjoy an all new program with affordable admission priced at 15 and 25 cents for tomorrow afternoon and night, rain or shine.
Hough and Huston Parade Promises Band and Pageant
Crowds are urged to line streets at 11 a m tomorrow for Hough and Huston parade featuring dogs ponies child actors and a premier band at the head of the procession. The show runs afternoon and night for one day only.
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Hough & Huston
Hud nut line perfumes debut in Sedalia sales
The celebrated Hud nut line of perfumes is offered in Sedalia by W. E. Bard Drug Company as the finest quality yet presented in the city. The announcement highlights premium fragrance and availability through the local drug retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Company
Mrs. Prussing Dead in Warrensburg
Mrs. Anna Margaret Prussing of Warsaw, mother of former Sheriff Prussing, died at Warrensburg on Wednesday.
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Anna Margaret Prussing
Prussing
Warsaw
Warrensburg
Se Dalia Steam Laundry Featured For Quality Cleaning
Local laundry advertises top quality washing using premium materials. The note highlights their steam laundryProcess and emphasizes best possible results for clients seeking thorough garment care.
Spectacular Ninth Inning Finish In Season Opener
Fans erupt as Ford hammers a first pitch over the left field fence for a dramatic homer. Lawtner reacts with frustration as the crowd roars in a tight season opener described as one of the prettiest games with a thrilling finish.
First JC Sedalia baseball game ends in tie
The opening three game series between Jefferson City and Sedalia saw a tight pitched 9 inning contest called at 4 p m with Henry Leist umpiring in place of a regular official. Jefferson City and Sedalia exchanged runs with errors marking several innings and Lawson and Lawter on the mound. Sedalia tied it late but Ford's late effort and a final fly by Lawson left the score tied as the crowd watched intently.
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Jefferson City
Sedalia
Henry Leist
Senators
Lawson
Lawtner
Porter
Herbert
Rohn
Challoran
Hawkins
Cochran
Schrant
Sebrant
Horath
Lanuchner
Carpenter
Hawkine
Ford
White
Wandine
Scroggins
Sedalian Chosen for Next Missouri Optical Meet
The Missouri Optical association held its second annual convention in Jefferson City with 360 members, aiming for 500 in a year. Sedalia won the bid to host the next gathering, a year from now, after Dr. F D Ormond argued Sedalia’s central location.
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Missouri Optical Association
Jefferson City
Sedalia
St. Louis
F. D. Ormond
Clinton Business Men Back Encampment Plan
Clinton merchants will raise funds to host a battalion encampment in Clinton amid no state support. The plan envisions 200 soldiers in town for a week with camping grounds on the west end of Franklin street and a parade. A business committee will survey firms for contributions.
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Clinton Democrat
Clinton
Democrat
Butler
Nevada
Sedalia
Franklin Street
A. C. Landon
J. V. Taylor Dies in Schell City Home
Word arrives of the death of J. V. Taylor aged about 64 at his Schell City residence. Resident for over thirty years, he is survived by son Robert Taylor the Ohio Street grocer. Funeral held today after a brief illness.
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J. V. Taylor
Schell City
Robert Taylor
Ohio Street
Eleven year old fractures arm in bicycle fall
Miss Anna Laura Gregg aged 11 visiting her uncle J C Butler 1202 East Broadway fell from a bicycle yesterday morning and fractured both bones in her left arm Dr E A Wood attended her
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Anna Laura Gregg
J. C. Butler
East Broadway
E. A. Wood
Three to five cent. Pollack's genuine Wheeling Stogies.
A fragment notes Pollack offers genuine Wheeling Stogies in a three to five cent range at Dow Drug. The readable text hints at a local tobacco seller advertisement with limited details.
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Pollack
Wheeling
Dow Drug
Sana
W. C. T. U. Meeting Scheduled at Mpey’s Corner
The local W. C. T. U. plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mpey's on the corner of Fourteenth and Washington. A strong turnout is expected to discuss issues related to the State fair.
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M Pey’s
Fourteenth and
Washington
Paints of every description by Bard Drug Co
W. E. Bard Drug Co offers paints of every description and quality at reasonable prices.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
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