Lynching Sparks Chattanooga Race Violence Across City
Federal Supreme Court held a secret session over Ed Johnson's lynching in Chattanooga as four hundred armed officers patrolled streets. Two white men were shot and a store fire occurred while crowds gathered and hardware stores sold out of ammunition.
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Federal Supreme Court
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
Ed Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fast Ninth Street
Light
William Curtis
West Ninth Street
Johnson
Sacred Program by Evangelical Church Young Men
The Evangelical church at Fourth and Vermont hosts a sacred program on Thursday March 22 at 8 p m Sharp. Soloists include Miss Goldie Brandt Miss Grace Carman Miss Pearl Early Miss Lena Fritz Mr Leslie Martin Mr G Bohl and Mr Floyd Lyle with readings by Miss Louise Rast Miss Fern Baker and Mr Frank Hughes plus violin solos by Miss Marvel DeVoll and Mr Floyd Lyle and a violin duo byMiss Fritz and Mr G Bohl.
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The
Evangelical Church
Fourth and
Vermont Streets
Goldie Brandt
Leslie Martin
Louise Rast
Lena Fritz
Fern Baker
Floyd Lyle
George Bohl
Saleslady Lenore Garrett Joins Flower-Barnett Store
Miss Lenore Garrett, formerly employed as saleslady at the Hail-Kibby store until it burned, has taken a position at the Flower-Barnett company.
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Lenore Garrett
Flower-Barnett
Arrests in Police Court Over Late Hours Fines
Emma Kaley and Fannie Bartee were arraigned before Police Magistrate Truxel and fined 10 dollars plus costs each for keeping late hours.
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Emma Kaley
Fannie Bartee
Truxel
Scale Committee Meeting Opens Behind Closed Doors
The scales committee of thirty-two members from Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois met in Indianapolis on March 21 to discuss miner and operator terms. Their deliberations will be sent to a joint convention for ratification.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Death Confirmed of Absconding Broker Allen Howard
Confirmation from the state department through the American consul at Guatemala City reports Allen Howard, who fled with $60,000, died of yellow fever in Guatemala after traveling from New Orleans to Puerto Barrios. Seven cents were found among his effects.
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San Francisco
Allen Howard
State Department
Alfred Winslow
Guatemala City
Howard
New Orleans
Puerto Barrios
Hamilton Refuses to Appear Before New York Life Inquiry
Andrew Hamilton sent a caustic reply to the Fowler investigating committee’s invitation to testify. He declined to appear, saying he would confront the committee in court where no vanity would be tickled. The committee planned to bring suits against him as invitations and police papers reached him.
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Hamilton
Pierce’s Illness Forces Delay of Witness Testimony
Pierce, formerly head of Waters-Pierce Oil Co, suddenly falls ill preventing his appearance on the witness stand. The development halts a key testimony in the ongoing case.
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Waters-Pierce Oil CO
Missouri ouster suit adjourned over Pierce testimony
The hearing in the Missouri ouster case was postponed to April 5 after physicians testified H. Clay Pierce is too ill to testify. Andrew Findlay, Waters-Pierce vice president, refused to answer why the salary list was sent to Standard in New York, and faced a possible fine. Hadley will reopen the New York hearing Saturday.
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Missouri
New York
Anthony
Standard
Findlay
Statehood bill postponed one day after death of Miller
Washington March 31 The house adjourned at noon out of respect for Representative Miller of Pennsylvania. The statehood bill action was postponed one day as resolutions were adopted. The motion to clear the table and send to conference was set to be taken up again tomorrow, per Watson the Republican whip.
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Miller
Pennsylvania
House
Watson
Indiana
High School Chapel Exercises Highlight Youth Talk
Rev Miller of East Sedalia Baptist led morning chapel at the high school and spoke on youth advantages. Prof Steininger offered several violin selections that were greatly enjoyed.
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Miller
East Sedalia
Hotel Guests Arrivals List From City Hotels
A roster of guests arriving at local hotels includes Detmar James H Knapp of Kansas City, J A Engers of Pittsford Vermont, J E Latham of St. Louis, J R McNutt and P P Shaw of Kansas City, S Good of Linneus Missouri, and many others from Chicago Philadelphia and New York with several from Jefferson City and Omaha among totals. The list names guests such as F K Harris Pilot Grove H R Gregg and W E Craig of St. Louis and J W Hamm and Christie of St. Louis.
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Detmar
James H. Knapp
Kansas City
J. A. Engers
Pittsford
J. E. Latham
St. Louis
J. R. McNutt
P. P. Shaw
S. Good
Linneus
Senator Bailey's Father Dies After Operation
J W Bailey father of Texas Senator Bailey died in New Orleans after a recent surgical operation. Born in New York in 1834 he long resided in Crystal Springs Mississippi. His son was at his bedside when he passed away.
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New Orleans
Scripps-McRaa Press Association
J. W. Bailey
United States
Bailey
Texas
New York State
Crystal Springs
Miss
Revelations in Pass Books at Center View Bank
Investigation into the Center View Missouri bank reveals cashier W R Delaney stole from depositors. Shortage nears $9000 as deposits credited without entries, suggesting funds grabbed by Delaney. Bogus paper also suspected. arrest efforts intensify after passbooks are inspected.
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Delaney
Local Wrestler Jack Olman Moved for Care After Injury
Jack Olman, injured weeks ago while training for a wrestling match with Eldred Harrison, was moved today to Matta Bend to be cared for by friends. He left Maywood hospital Tuesday afternoon, faced transport refusals at Missouri Pacific, and was eventually taken to the city hospital for safety and comfort.
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Jack Olman
Eldred Harrison
Matta Bend
Maywood Hospital
Missouri Pacific
Lexington
Man avenges brother by wrecking freight train near Niles
Niles Michigan March 21 Harry Meredith 31 attempted to kill railroad workers by opening a switch at the death site of his brother killed three years earlier by a Michigan Central train. The freight wreck damaged several cars but no workers were seriously hurt. Meredith confessed while surveying the wreck and is held for a March 30 hearing.
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Meredith
Justice of the Peace
Court Merciful As Postmaster Pays Embezzlement Fine
In Jefferson City Judge J C Polivek fined Riverview Morgan postmaster John H Hunter 842 59 dollars for embezzling funds by money orders. Hunter 65, claimed stock purchases and promised to settle after sale. A L Ross of Versailles pleaded for mercy. judge stayed execution on payment of costs as the money was paid.
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Jefferson City
J. C. Polivek
Philips
John H. Hunter
Riverview
Morgan County
Hunter
Versailles
A. L. Ross
Pollock
Called Rev Martin Again for Sedalia Pastor
At the First Methodist Church Sedalia voted unanimously to invite Rev. 8. S. Martin to return for another year. This marks his fifth call and four consecutive years in Sedalia as the annual conference in Joplin will assign appointments. Martin, from Fort Scott Kansas, is praised as a tireless, conscientious minister respected by Sedalians.
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M. E
S. Martin
Sedalia
Rev. Martin
Joplin
Martin
Fort Scott
Kas
Sedalians
Wealthy cattleman commits suicide in Marietta
Gainesville, Texas, March 21. Mar icon Allen, reputedly the wealthiest cattleman in Northern Texas, shot himself in Marietta, I T with a buckshot loaded shotgun. Allen had just married a wealthy Marietta woman. illness is said to have driven his desperate act.
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Tleman
Texas
Marietta
I. T
Allen
Civic goats and other odd asks for Buffalo reform
Buffalo mayor J N Adam invites citizen ideas to improve the city with unusual proposals. Suggestions include buying a 1000 goat herd for health, restricting hens, winking electric lights, closing open gates, planting rose shrubs, banning brass signs and street mirrors, daily parades for children, and megaphones for conductors.
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Buffalo
J. N. Adam
Divorce Granted in Circuit Court for Mary Teresa Zimmerschied
In the circuit court today Mary Teresa Zimmerschied was granted a decree of divorce from John A. Zimmerschied. Mandates from the Kansas City court of appeals were received in Richardson-Roberts D. G. Co. vs. Fuller A. Carter et al. Ferguson T. Cooper vs. The Northern Accident Insurance Co. and John D. Driskell admr. vs. U. S. Health and Accident Insurance Co. The two former cases were affirmed and the latter reversed and remanded for trial.
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Mary Teresa Zimmerschied
John A. Zimmerschied
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Richardson-Roberts D. G. Co
Fuller A. Carter
Ferguson T. Cooper
The
Northern Accident Insurance Co
John D. Driskell
Admr
U. S. Health and Accident Insurance Co
Country Club Association of Sedalia Forms Incorporation
Papers filed in the recorder's office reveal The Country Club Association of Sedalia with capital of 5600 dollars in 25 dollar shares. Shareholders include McLaughlin Powell Courtney Montgomery Stafford Rogers Mackey Yancey Fairey. Officers: Yancey president McLaughlin vice president Montgomery secretary Stafford treasurer. Club house planned with a West Twentieth street block near the State fair grounds. Building contract to be awarded soon.
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Recorder’s
Country Club Association of
Sedalia
J. C. McLaughiin
W. H. Powell
William Courtney
J. T. Montgomery
FE. M. Stafford
J. S. Rogers
W. B. Mackey
E. F. Yancey
E. B. Fairey
J. C. McLaughlin
James T. Montgomery
E. M. Stafford
West Twentieth Street
One New Building Perhaps Two on Ohio Street
Bichsel Brothers plan a two story modern building on vacant Lois on Ohio Street after the December fire. They propose Mrs Mathias, owner of adjacent Lois, join in the project with a final decision expected Saturday when she visits. Construction to begin when weather permits.
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Bichsel Brothers
Ohio Street
Messrs. Bichsel
Mathias
Lois
Bichsel
Girl Survives Narrow Run Down Mountain Flume
Marie Rosier six was riding a 5000 foot flume at Canfield Lime Co at Canfield Mountain West Norfolk. She climbed into the smooth trough and slid down when cries drew workers to the base. She shot from the trough eight yards and landed safely in foreman Michael Tierney’s arms.
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Norfolk
Michael Tierney
Sedalia to Host First Annual State Fair Grounds Horse Sale
The Sedalia Combination Horse Sale plans a two day event at the State fair grounds next Monday and Tuesday. Promoters include W. J. Crouch, J. Crouch & Sons importers of German coach horses and Col. C. J. Hieronymus. The sale’s success will decide if it becomes an annual affair.
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Sedalia Combination
State Fair
W. J. Crouch
J. Crouch & Sons
Col. C. J. Hieronymus
Marriage of Miss Cora Corbett and Ed Mullaley Set for Evening
The wedding of Miss Cora Corbett daughter of G H Corbett and Ed Mullaley a Sedalia Printing employee will take place at 6 30 this evening at the parochial residence of Rev Fr McNamee of St Patrick's parish Attendants are Nat Mullaley and Miss Johnnie Corbett The couple will reside in Sedalia after the ceremony
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Cora Corbett
G. H. Corbett
South
Osage Street
Ed Mullaley
Sedalia Printing Company
Fayette man gets year for stealing letter
Jerry Gordon of Fayette Missouri pleaded guilty in federal court at Jefferson City yesterday to embezzling and destroying a letter. He was sentenced to one year and one day in the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Jerry Gordon
Fayette, Mo
Jefferson City
Government
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Defendent Held For Grand Larceny Hearing
George Silas, colored, was arraigned before Justice D Kinsey for a preliminary hearing on a charge of grand larceny. He is alleged to have broken into Mrs. Emma Simpson's home and stolen a watch and other valuables. He was held to the criminal court with bond set at 500 dollars.
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George Silas
E.R. Adams
D. Kinsey
Emma Simpson
Nehemgar Club Meeting Sets Paper on Robert Browning
The Nehemgar club holds its next meeting tomorrow night with Miss Laura Gentry presenting a paper titled Things Which Made Robert Browning Great.
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Nehemsar Club
Laura Gentry
Robert Browning
Golden wedding party for Mr and Mrs Samuel Wright
The Wrights celebrated their golden wedding at 502 West Sixth Street with over a hundred guests. Music, readings, poems, and songs filled the evening while gifts of gold and cut glass from children and friends were presented.
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Samuel Wright
West
Wright
Kroencke
C. H. Bard
Vera Edmondson
J. C. Buckwatter
St. Louis
W. H. Wright
E. W. Wright
Dallas
Texas
E. D. Wright
New York City
New York
C. A. Wright and
Death of 15 year old Raymon Herschberger
Raymon Herschberger aged 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Herschberger, died Tuesday at 3 20 p m at home after a month long battle with typhoid fever. He was born and raised in the city and helped deliver Sentinel papers. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p m at Broadway Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dudley M Clagett officiating. burial will follow in the city cemetery.
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Raymond
Herschberger
Dudley M. Clagett
Broadway Presbyterian Church
The
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