Missouri Rail Commission Sets Oil Rates. Kansas City to St Louis 9 Cents
The Missouri railroad commission sharply reduced oil shipping rates between Kansas City and St Louis and vice versa amid protest from independent refineries. Attorney arguments from National Refining Co. of Cleveland supported equality, while Commissioner Knott urged 14 cents for Kansas City, but the board adjourned without final action.
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St. Louis
Missouri Railroad Commission
Standard Oil Trust
Kansas City
Cleveland
St Louis
Missouri Commissioners
Naional Refining Company of
Knott
Howard Elliott Touted to Head M. K. & T. Railway
Unconfirmed rumor circulates that Howard Elliott may be appointed head of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway. News notes speculation about leadership change and potential impacts on the railway’s operations and strategy.
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Howard Elliott
M., K. & T. Railway
Hill interests rumored to take leading post at Katy and Northern Pacific
Kansas City dispatch says Howard F. Jelicet may leave Northern Pacific to run the Katy and linked reports claim James N Hill may be named president of the Northern Pacific. El Rens notes a boycott prompts Rock Island to adjust mail car handling. Santa Fe adopts mile post marking changes from Atchison to San Francisco.
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Kansas City
the Journal
Howard Fe Jicit
Northern Pacific
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
Hill
Elliott
Burlington’s
Missouri
Katy
James N Hill
James J
el Rens
O. T
Rock Island
A. Caldwell
Personal travel and visits noted in Bedford society
C A Parker left for La Plata Missouri on a business trip. Oliver Stanley returned from Kansas City. J M Byer came home from Trinidad. Col H C Taylor of Kansas City visits T M Pemberton. Shobe leads homeseekers trip over Texas. George Riddle heads to Tacoma to locate. Staples of Lamonte visits Sadtalia. Tillie Rankin returns from Parsons. George Thompson heads to Old Mexico for possible relocation. Alizio Meyers returns from St Charles. W E Fils of Lamonie tours city on business. Guerrant the traveling grocer visits Syracuse. W S Painter of Lamonte en route to Texas. Mrs Jennie Green travels to Lamonte for a day with relatives. Mrs W G Carpenter returns to Knob Noster after shopping in city. Lillian Collier leaves for Glensted. Mrs A C Jones arrives from Little Rock to visit Jackson brothers. Mr and Mrs J W Naylor return from St Louis after locomotor ataxia hospital stay.
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George Riddle
Tacoma
Wash
Joseph Staples
Lamonte
S&tdalia
Tillie Rankin
Parsons
George Thompson
Old Mexico
Alizio Meyers
St. Charles
W. E. Fils
Lamonie
J. L. Guerrant
Syracuse
W. S. Painter
Texas
Jennie Green
W. Gl. Carpenter
Knob Noster
Lillian Collier
Glensted
A. C. Jones
Little Rock
Ark
Frank
Charlie
John Jackson
J. W. Naylor
St. Louis
Naylor
Markets Show Mixed Wheat Oats And Livestock Activity
Chicago hogs 19 000 strong cattle 5000 strong Kansas City hogs 10 000 strong cattle 8000 strong St Louis hogs 10 000 strong cattle 4000 strong Chicago hogs prices ranged from 6 10 to 6 50 with leftovers 4000. Estimated hogs Chicago Wednesday.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Loui S
Bedalia markets offer farm staples and groceries
Prices for wheat per bushel and hay per ton appear alongside flour, corn meal, sorghum and poultry items. The ad lists hard and soft flour by cwt, spring chickens and geese with per pound rates, indicating a general rural grocery and feed listing.
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Eamecon
Bop
Dwccas Dees
Delegates Hold Caucus For Ward Elections
The First and Second ward delegates met in Isomer Phillips's Main Street office last night. All were present except W D Ilgenfritz, Gus Werner, and Mr Clark. C S Walden said the group remains aligned with Saturday night and sees no changes by Thursday. Ilgenfritz plans to follow his constituents' instructions. Further conferences will be held subject to Homer Phillips's call.
Jury to Try Convicts for Mutiny Killings
Jefferson City March 6 The jury to try Convicts Ryan Raymond and Vaughan charged with murder in the first degree for the prison mutiny in which two guards were killed was selected today This is their second trial after the first hung jury.
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
Jefferson City
Ryan
Raymond
Vaughan
Water company woes force MP engines to Lamonte trips
Missouri Pacific has sent engines to Lamonte Otterville and nearby towns to draw water for their tanks due to the city's water company troubles. If conditions do not improve soon the railroad will install a pump and connect with another source.
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Missouri Pacific
Lamonte
Otterville
Unclear Listing of Local Business Partners
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as ance Barnett Bros., W. S. Hood, C. M. Markle as local associates, with no traceable event or context provided.
Waiting on Relatives for A A Nailer Funeral
The funeral of A A Nailer, aged citizen who died Sunday at his daughter's home, Mrs Frank Heath, is postponed until a son arrives from the West expected to reach Sedalia tonight or Wednesday.
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A. A. Nailer
Frank Heath
West
Sedalia
Water supply at Kaly shops relies on reserve near M. K. and T. round house
Despite breaks in the mains, the Kaly area maintains water flow from a nearby reserve supply near the M. K. and T. round house. Officials note no shortage as wells stay stocked at the new shops.
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Ceep
Work on Katy Neosho Division Reballasting Begins
Parsons March 6. Work has commenced on the reballasting of the Neosho division of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad between here and Topeka. This is the worst piece of track on the system and after the roadbed is stabilized new rails will be laid and the line shortened between here and Junction.
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Katy
Parsons
K2n
Neosho
Missouri, Kansas
Local Work Notes and Family Illnesses Reported
Frank Clark a Katy painter has recovered from pneumonia. Newt and Billy Kilgore of the Missouri Pacific shops are at Southwest City Missouri where they were summoned by their father’s serious illness. Watt Williams acts as machine foreman during W J Bruner’s absence who went to Denver to tend his sister’s illness. R E Francis of the civil engineering department was injured near Marshall yesterday and is improving. he is to resume duties later this week.
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Newt
Billy Kilgore
Missouri Pacifi Shops
Southwest City
Watt Williams
Missouri Pacific
W. J. Bruner
Denver
Cal
R. E. Francis
Civil Engineering Department
Marshall
For Rent and Local Notices
FOR RENT AT ONCE. A seven room house two lots barn etc For corn 38 acres near city E T THOMSON Morey Crawford Building Miss Georgia Adams has returned to her home at Knob Noster after a visit here as the guest of Miss Willa Sprecher
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E. T. Thomson
Morey-Crawford
Georgia Adams
Knob Noster
Willa Sprecher
Guests at Sedalia Hotels Arrive from Several Cities
Sedalia hotel guests today include Delmar F. S. Beattie of Iola Kansas J J Speed of Kansas City William B Waddell C E Hall of Clinton Huckins Mr and Mrs C E Whetmore of Kansas City Jack Devlin of St Louis T Bordern of Kansas City T Smith of Pleasant Hill Jack Anson of Kansas City C W Gaines of Clinton T J Lingle of Clinton V O Saunders Jr of St Louis and D C Zerch of St Louis.
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Delmar
F. S. Beattie
Huckins
C. E. Whetmore
Kansas City
Jack Devlin
St. Louis
T. Bordern
T. Smith
Pleasant Hill
Jack Anson
C. W. Gaines
Clinton
T. J. Lingle
V. O. Saunders, Jr
D. C. Zerch
Williams Nominated for Department Commander by G. A. R.
At Henry Brown post No. 276 meeting in California Missouri a unanimous resolution recommends John M. Williams for department commander at the encampment in Jefferson City. Williams is senior vice commander and well known in Grand Army circles. He is a former state senator and member of the Fifty-sixth Republican state committee.
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Henry Brown
California
John M. Williams
Jefferson City
Ms. Williams
Grand Army
Fifty-sixth
Republican State Committee
Death of Mrs Herell at 41 in city home
Mrs Mattie Herell died at 1 30 am after a three days illness from pneumonia at 620 South Ohio avenue. She leaves a divorced husband and children Paul Wigginton Homer Wigginton and Mrs Lydia Thrush and sister Mrs B F Gillis. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at her residence with Rev A B Appleby, burial in city cemetery. An advertisement for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea follows.
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Mattie Herell
A. B. Appleby
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Missouri Railway Commission
Kansas City-St. Louis
News OF the Rail
Hill Interests
Wightman
Rice
Santa Fe
Topeka
Han
Atchison
Lawrence
Tecunseh
Holliday
Ottawa
Emporia
Hutchison
St. John
Kinsley
Kansas
San Francisco
Atelson
Lea
Pee Ree
Prict Baking Powder Co
C. A. Parker
la Plata
Oliver Stanley
J. M. Byer
Trinidad
H. C. Taylor
T. M. Pemberton
Bedford Shobe
Wednes
of Fashion
Florsheim
Bedalia Markets
Second Ward
Gates
Isomer Phillips
Main Street
Kiling
J. T. Byrne
P. Brandt Grocery Co
MM. B. Coleman, J. W. Cooper, G. J. Grosshaney
C. Hoffman & Bro
W. J. Letts
C. E. Messerly
Queen City Tea and Coffee Co
Sedalia Grocery Co
Sedalia Tea and Coffee Co
M. W. Sweet & Sons
J. R. Williams
Pratt & Son
Sam Staples
W. S. Hood
C. M. Markle
A. W. Widman
Foster & Amrick
W. B. Cannon & Co
Appleton City
Windsor
THE
India and Ceylon
Rainshine Umbrella Co
Congo
Axminster
Melton
Frank Clark
Harry Jekeman
Sedalia Hotels
Herell
South Ohio Avenue
Del
Paul Wigginton
Homer
Ginton
Clin
City
B. F. Gillis
Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Mr. Macqueen Starr
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