Sedalia Democrats Fight Anonymous Critic Over Joint Ticket Plan
A Sedalia Democratic Central Committee member defends plans for a joint municipal ticket amid allegations of anonymous vituperation. The letter urges mass meetings, asserts party supremacy, mocks an unnamed writer, and condemns attacks on Cadie Menschke and others while defending the people’s ratification at primaries.
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Democratic City Central Committee
Fourth Ward
Republican City Committee
Sedalia
Cadie
Mitchum
Menschke
TACKLED THE WRONG MAN IN Pettis County Court Protests
Longwood residents protested alleged loss of 25 dollars but Bruce, a Sedalia resident, claims a 50 dollar debt from A L Haggard and a court judgment on appeal. Officers doubt Bruce's case record while Bruce attends every court session awaiting his claim. He spends spare moments seeking wood cutting work on Ohio Street. Officer Donahue stands by police instructions from Chief Love amid prior Katy adjustments.
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Bruce
Lawy
Ohio Street
Second
Capt Widdicombe narrowly escapes New York hotel fire
Capt. A C Widdcombe of Colorado Springs, a guest at the Huckins hotel, narrowly escaped the Park Avenue hotel holocaust in New York City Saturday. He was compelled to leave behind and lose all his baggage and many of his valuable papers.
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A. C. Widdcombe
Colorado Springs
New York City
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Draws Crowds
Laundry business in Sedalia attracts customers with new steam washing methods. Local owners promote quick service and affordable rates as residents seek cleaner garments amid rising city offerings.
Referee Recommends Discharges Await Court Action
A court will determine action on discharges recommended by the referee. The decision is pending judicial review and scheduling.
New Osteopathic Infirmary Opens in Sedalia
Dr W T Thomas throws open Sedalia osteopathic infirmary the city’s only osteopath since Dr Nannie Dufur withdrew. Science founded on anatomy and physiology claims no relation to faith cures. Wonderful potential noted.
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Osteopathic Infirmary
W. T. Thomas
Iowa
Kirksville
Kirksville College
Still
Thomas
Sedalia
Indian champion Big Muskrat bests Captain Ross in Maine
In Oldtown Maine Capt. Dun can Ross, famed for fencing and wrestling exhibitions, met Big Muskrat the Penobscot champion. After a 40 minute bout the Indian gained a rare fall amid protest as Ross, out of peak condition, failed to throw him. A rematch and tribe sponsor support are expected.
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Oldtown
Duncan
Ross
Maine
Big Muskrat
Penobscot
Captain Ross
Big Buck
Joe Mitchell
Pension Granted to Mrs Wear Widow of Col Wear
Mrs Laura Wear widow of Col D W Wear of Boonville will receive thirty dollars monthly under a pension bill passed by both houses and awaiting the president's signature. Senator West and Rep Shackleford aided the measure. Wear, born near Otterville, commanded the 45th Missouri Volunteers later serving as Boonville prosecuting attorney and city attorney, and later in St Louis politics.
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Cooper County
Boonville
St. Louis
State Senate
Cleveland
Yellowstone Park
Southern Bureau of Pensions
Wash
Lawyers for Fannie Annan file reply in shoe firm suit
Judge W S Shirk and Otis T Smith, attorneys for Fannie Annan, file their reply to Loeffler Guenther Shoe company admission. They claim a guardboard above the shaft may have been added since the accident. Insurance covers any judgment via Guarantee and Accident company. In circuit court, several cases continued or decided, including Adams v Flanders with possession judgment and 1 cent damages.
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W. S. Shirk
Otis T. Smith
Fannie Annan
Loeffler- Guenther Shoe Company
Miss Annan
Discharges Recommended in Sedalia Bankruptcy Cases
Clerk H C Geisberg receives reports from Referee John T Montgomery Jr on discharge petitions in several Sedalia cases including Frank W Funk Huyssen Holm William Aosenberg and Virginia Rea Ott. Referee recommends discharge in Funk and Ott with notices to be published for Huyssen Holm and Isenberg.
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Montgomery
Geisberg
H. C. Geisberg
Federal Court
John T. Montgomery, Jr
Virginia Rea Ott
Sedalia
Isenberg
Dow Drug unveils new front with two wide doors
The Dow Drug company introduces an entirely new storefront front with open doors to accommodate an early rush of soda customers. The feature promises ample space and the same wide selection customers expect from a drug store.
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Dow Drug Company
Sentinel Misrepresentation Disputed Over Engineer West
The Sentinel report on Engineer West was copied from the Warrensburg Star except for the final paragraph defending Mr West. The Capital demands an apology from both Mr West and the Sentinel for misrepresentation and seeks corrective action.
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Engineer West
The
Sentinel
Warrensburg Star
West
Ko-Na-Mo Burlap Upholstery Fiber Described
The notice outlines Ko-Na-Mo burlap fabric sold in various shades. It notes its manufacture and general use in upholstery and other textile applications. The fragment emphasizes texture and color range without technical specifications.
Inverted blended wall border on sale at Dexter's Book Store
Advertisement notes wall treatment options for harmony of color. Describes embossed gold border priced per roll and ceiling border at 25 cents per roll. Mentions experience paper hanger and typical room cost around $7.50. Dexter's Book Store, 109 East Second street, Sedalia.
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Dexter’s Book Store
East Second
Belle of New York at Opera House on March 3
The musical comedy The Belle of New York is announced for Monday evening March 3 at the opera house. The company on its fifth annual tour has played in England Australia and across America bringing this season’s popular entertainment to local audiences.
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Opera House
New York
America
England
Australia
Hunting For Hawks at Opera House Promises Strong Cast
A 62 member company from New York and London is lauded as the best yet sent from the New York Casino. E J Connelly returns in Elder Bronson and Beulah Dodge appears as Violet Gray. Critics hail Hunting For Hawks as a clever farce with a strong, balanced company. John L. Kearney leads the title role with George D. Melville among the prominent supporting players.
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Zation
New York
West
John L. Kearney
George D. Melville
Donald Harold
J. Frank Ely
Larry Kohsin
Frank C. Young
Miseses Bessie DeVoie
May Thompson
Effie F. Kamman
Mamie
Bertie Conway
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