Executive Board of Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs Meets in Sedalia
The Missouri State Federation of Women’s Clubs executive board will convene in Sedalia to discuss business and plan the autumn Joplin convention. Members include Mrs. Edwin Harrison, Mrs. C. B. Edgar, Mrs. J. C. Jones, and others. Evening meetings begin tomorrow at Mrs. D. H. Smith’s. day sessions location pending. The Nautilus club and Ladies Musical club held sessions today with programs and practice. The Osage Daughters of the American Revolution plan their March 24 meeting with officer elections and by law changes. The Rocking Chair club continued readings for the India famine fund. Mrs. Arthur Kahn and baby depart Paris May 23 for Sedalia. Henry Lemler and Miss Emilie Pregge wed at the German Evangelical parsonage.
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John A. Alien
St. Louis
Ellen Lee
Ess
Kansas City
Scammon
W. D. Steele
Sedalia
Sallie Potter Sneed
Shepard
Springfield
Stone
Brookfield
Dangerfield Joplin
Price
Clinton
Whitsett
Carthage
T. P. McCluney
General Federation For
Misiri
State Board
D. H. Smith
Harrison
Lee
Osage
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry Lemler
Emilie Pregge
Florence, Mo
Rev Lemgs Annual Report Highlights Central Missouri Growth
Rev Lenig's annual presiding elder report details church growth across the Sedalia district. It notes parsonage construction, pastor changes, a Hudson Epworth League formation, legal disputes at Eldorado Springs, and church dedications in Green Ridge and Marshall.
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Siding Elder
Sedalia M. E
Kan
Sas
Sedalia
H. A. Mitchell
Alberta
J. O. Shinn
Camden
N. J
Appleton City
L. M. Thompson
Hudson
Epworth League
Union Sunday School
Eldorado Springs
J. W. Finley
Green Ridge
G. M. Foster
Board of Church Extension
Dresden
Lamonte
H. Smith
Nelson Painter
Reed Faces Heated Kansas City Mayoral Campaign
James A. Reed, a determined Democrat, runs for mayor of Kansas City amid opposition from The Star and Journal. The campaign centers on his stance against the street railway octopus and his record as prosecutor, with voters weighing his labor ties and potential impact on capital investment.
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Jackson
Kansas City
Missouri
Reed
Jimeed
Star and Journal
Metropolitan Street Railway
Octopus
The
P. Sherry Brown
Sentinel
Jim Reed
Business Men's Club Discusses Retrenchment and Local Industry
The Sedalia area notes report the Business Men's Club meeting with poor attendance. Plans discussed include retrenchment for city expenses, brick making, and increasing retail sales with a three merchant committee. Mayor, council, and local officials invited to future talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
William Beck
KE. H. Ethridge
Warrant for Ben Rhedans Stirred by Obscene Letter Case
A United States officer arrived in the city with a warrant for Ben Rhedans on a charge of sending an obscene letter through the mails. Rhedans had recently divorced, and the letter was said to be written before the decree. Court actions included demurrers overruled in several Katy shop fund cases and various motions and trials in others. The Potter road measure and Angeline Marvin will probates noted.
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Malta Bend
C. C. James
Marshall
Our Beautiful Church
McCabe
W. M. Beatty
Beatty
E. M. Dugger
Montana
C. M. Howarth
United States
Ben Rhedans
Rhedans
Circuit Court
Katy Shop Fund
Xond
Duermeyer
C .H. Borchers
C. Junge
G. A. Keiffer
Potter Road
Pettis and
Cooper
Boone County
Democratic State Convention Endorses Bryan and Chicago Platform
Lincoln Neb March 21 The Democratic state convention adopted its platform last night urged by Mr Bryan The platform reaffirms the Chicago platform calls for 16 to 1 opposes a large standing army denounces the Republican tariff policy on Puerto Rico and opposes trusts and imperialism and favors popular election of US senators.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Chicago
Puerto Rico
United States
Frye to Explain Porto Rico and the Philippines in Senate
Senator Frye of Maine will explain the administration's position on Porto Rico and the Philippines in the Senate. The plan argues the government must protect American labor from Pacific and Philippine competition, a stance Republicans will campaign on this fall. Democratic papers counter that free trade with colonies would invite pauper labor from Europe and Asia.
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Washington, D. C
Porto Rico
Philippines
Senate
Frye
Maine
Ers
United States
Washington
Europe
Asia
Pacific
Orient
Hannaites
United
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New Music
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Joplin
Edwin Harrison
C. B. Edgar
St. Joseph
J. C. Jones
Columbia
J. R. Clinkscales
Carrollton
T. B. Waters
S. E. Woodstock
M. H. Tapley
Bowl
Ing Green
Ladies Musical Club
Nautilus Club
R. T. J. Hall
Kingsley
J. M. Offield
Young
Laura McGowan
Thompson
J. W. Byler
Scott
G. L. Shepard
the Lake School
J. W. McClain
H. C. Demuth
Rocking Chair Club
Arthur Kahn
Baby
Paris
France
Alsace
Germany
REV. Lemgs Annual Report
M. E
Leuig
Cen
Tral
Frank Lenig
Pense
Jess
Kansas
James A. Reed
Labor
Coun
Zimmerman
Business Men’s Club
Donnahue
T. T. Clifford
Cannon
Ed Granville
Joe Wells
Ella Albert
Cinthia Maupin
Roscoe Hendrickson
Granville
William Gold
Twenty-eighth
Ohio
Rev. Shepherd
George E. Dugan
R. E. Warren
R. H. Moses
W. H. Reynolds
H. B. Scott
R. S. Long
Fire Department No. 2
Alex. Harrison
Dan Mixer
Acme
Samuel Sprecher
Bart Jackson
John Evans
John E. Davis
Red Lodge
Mont
T. B. Young
DEN
Rh. Rhedans
England
Nettie Rennison
Demurrer
A. P. Morey
O. A. Crandall
Frank K. Thomson
Pennie F. Thomson
A. Cohen
Cohen [Iron and Metal Company
H. Cohen
W. M. Lucas
W. C. Grubbs
Warren and
Killian
Angeline Marvin
Adam Schibb
Burress
Walker William
Nebraska Platform
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