Riot in Wilmington Leaves One Dead and Militia Threatened
June 26 Wilmington riot ends with William Creamer dying from a gunshot. Police rescue, two arrests Leander Moore and Joseph Shockley. Sergeant McDermott and Patrolman Green injured. Governor may call out militia if unrest continues as white and black factions clash.
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Seargant McDermott
Leander Moore
Joseph Shockley
McDermott
Green
James Mercer
Kicked in Face Left Peter Scotten Seriously Injured
Peter Scotten son of Prof. Scotten sustained severe facial injuries when a horse kicked him in the face at the Warren farm six miles west of the city. He was in the field when the horse reared and struck him, breaking his nose and disfiguring him. Dr. S. G. Crawford treated the wounds after the incident Wednesday afternoon.
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S. G. Crawford
Jealous couple in Idaho kill baby in railroad station clash
Stites Idaho June 26 A jealous husband Crim Price attempted to take his baby from his wife who was found with Edward Leech at the railroad station. In the struggle the infant was killed and Leech wounded. Rumors of lynching circulate as authorities investigate the deadly incident.
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Scripps-McRae Press
Stites
Idaho
Crim Price
Great College Races Take Place Today At Intercollegiate Meet
Ideal weather blanketing Poughkeepsie as Cornell Wisconsin Penn Syracuse Georgetown and Columbia compete in the intercollegiate races this afternoon. Bookmakers favor Cornell and Wisconsin in the betting.
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Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Georgetown
Columbia
Cornell
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Driving rod breaks on D L W engine near Looneyville
A D L W engine driving rod broke at fifty miles an hour near Looneyville killing a man believed to be George Clifford and fatally wounding Charles English of Buffalo. Two hundred passengers were shocked but uninjured.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Looneyville
George Clifford
Charles English
Ira D Sankey Stricken With Total Blindness in Brooklyn
Noted evangelist Ira D Sankey has become totally blind due to trachoma after two years of suffering. His health is described as wretched, with his Eastport home sold amid family concern and uncertainty about his future.
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Brooklyn
Ira D. Sankey
Eastport
New York
Sankey L. L
Sankey
Rev Rudy to Lead First Christian Church in Buffalo
Rev J M Rudy of Buffalo has accepted a call to pastor the First Christian church here to succeed Rev F O Fannon who resigned to pursue evangelical work. Rudy and his wife with four children will arrive around August 11. A report of Rev Jones accepting a Kentucky pastorate was denied by church leader Judge Dalby.
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Globe-Democrat
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Dalby
Kentucky
Weather outlook: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with a chance of showers. Strong or gusty winds are not expected. Temperatures remain mild with no significant precipitation anticipated.
Concert at Ball Park Benefit for Flood Sufferers
Sedalia Military band will perform gratis at a July 2 benefit ball game for Kansas City flood victims. A pre game concert is planned at 4 o'clock with music woven through and after the game, aiming to attract a large crowd.
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Sedalia
Sas City
Tal
Kansas Lawmakers Approve Session-packed Budget
Kansas legislators pass appropriations ahead of the new session to fund state operations. The measure shapes funding for agencies and programs as lawmakers return to the Capitol.
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Kansas
Change of Venue Delays Hearn Bank Burglary Hearing
The preliminary hearing for Clarence Hearn, charged with breaking into the Smithton bank, was not held today. A change of venue has shifted the case to Sedalia and the defendant remains jailed in the county jail.
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Clarence Hearn
Smithton
Sedalia
Hearn
Death of Miss Essa Rowles Near Bunce ton
Miss Essa Rowles died last evening at her parents home six miles west of the city from lung trouble. She was 18 years old and the daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Rowles. The funeral is set for Sunday at Bunce ton.
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Essa Rowles
President Hosts Payne and Hanna Luncheon
Washington report says after breakfast with Postmaster General Payne Senator Hanna said Payne is not breaking down and has no plan to leave the cabinet. The president then entertained Sir Thomas and Senator Hannah at lunch.
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Payne
Washington
Sir Thomas
Hannah
Man Held for Circuit Court in Sedalia Train Theft Case
T Burns alias John Williamson and several others were arrested last evening at a Main Street saloon on charges related to stealing grips from the Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern train. James E McCormick identified a suspect who confessed after arrest and the grips were recovered. Burns Williamson was held for the next circuit court term in default of a $1,000 bond, facing about two years in the penitentiary.
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Main Street
Sedalia
Warsaw
Southwestern
James E. MceCormick
Echoff
Billy Drake
Katy
McCormick
Burns
Williamson
Truxel
Circuit Court
Missouri
Germans Conclude U S Tour On Agricultural Study
A forty seven member German delegation invited by the Kaiser completes seven weeks touring the United States to study farming methods. They praise American people and agricultural stations while noting one lacking element in schools beer to inspire student enthusiasm.
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New York
United States
Bell Telephone faces halt to construction in Winfield
Winfield Kansas June 26 Today Mayor Johnson served notice on the Bell Telephone company to stop erecting poles and extending lines until a city permit is obtained. Bell’s franchise expired a year ago and it has operated on the assumption a permit was unnecessary. An independent system arrived two years ago and captured most local business. Bell then cut rates to five hundred cents a month.
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Winfield, Kas
Johnson
Bell Telephone Company
Bell
Hosiery and underwear stock and bargains noted Saturday
Shortage warnings fade as local retailer touts ample supply of undergarments and hosiery. Features include sleeveless cotton and lisle vests, summer union suits, knit and lisle drawers, ribbed hose for boys and misses, black lace and striped hose, and various price points from 5 to 150 cents.
White Goods Range for Summer Wardrobe Prices
A catalog of white fabrics and embroideries with prices for summer wardrobe mains. Dotted Swisses, embroidered Swisses, mercerized damasse, linens, and lawn and organdie fabrics listed from 25 cents to several dollars per yard. Matching inserts, flouncings, and trimmings also shown.
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Walking Skirts Reduced In Wool Cheviot Sale
Prices cut on wool skirts from 4.75 to 4.00 and 0.50 to 0.375. Two all wool cheviot styles with cream saltings in brown blue gray and oxford. Reduction aims to fill stock depletion with the next grade at a lower price.
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Oxford
The Best Shoe Store Specializes in Women and Children Shoes
The Best Shoe Store focuses all cataloging on women’s shoes from 2.00 to 3.50 and children’s shoes. Three factories work to provide twenty five styles and oxford options, promising better value, durability, and leathers within modest prices.
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