Democratic Ticket Heads City Officials Slate
The slate lists Mayor Hutchinson with Marshall W H Boullt as a partner, Assessor Courtney Stevenson, Collector J W Kennedy, City Attorney G W Barnett Jr, Police Judge J B Longan, Treasurer Ed J Evans, School Board J T Montgomery and A W McKenzie, and Aldermen H W Menschke John Wheelan John A Ready and Grant Crawford across four wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
W. H. Boultt
Courtney Stevenson
J W.kennedy
G. W. Barnett, Jr
J. B. Longan
Ed. J. Evans
J. T. Montgomery
A. W. McKenzie
H. W. Menschke
John Wheelan
John A. Ready
Grant Crawford
Newspapers and the public good in a time of exposure
An editorial notes the growing power and responsibility of American newspapers. It argues the press can lift society if readers demand integrity, lessen money’s sway, and pursue moral reform across business and politics, while acknowledging the risk of a temporary wave without lasting change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s
Dazzling Dividends from the Standard Oil Trust
The Standard Oil Company has paid shareholders $352,000,000 in eight years, more than triple its capital value. The Rockefeller group built the company from infancy to a global oil giant, profiting from increased demand and higher prices after Southern Russia riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cils
Rockefeller Group
Russia
Standard Oil
Aemcican Trust
Ruf and Tuf Spark National Ed Association Debate
A satirical column mocks the National Education Association for its push on spelling cautions urging standard usage. It cites Chancellor E Benjamin Andrews and criticizes reformist language trends with humorous asides about “birds of a feather” and “measure for measure.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
E Benjamin Andrews
Reform at Nebraska to drop diploma display for job seekers
Drews' institution announces immediate adoption of a reform where University of Nebraska graduates need not show diplomas for identification. The note adds their orthography will be more than enough to verify identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drews
University of Nebraska
Malvern Woman Finds Hidden Will in Old Bible
Miss Bertha Johnston of Malvern, Pa., heiress to more than 10 000 dollars, discovered a signed will tucked inside an old Bible sold at public sale. The will names her as the sole beneficiary of Mrs. Emily Robinson’s estate after years of failed wishes by nearer relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bertha Johnson
Malvern
Emily Robinson
Miss Johnston
Miss Johnson
Notable Arrivals at Sedalia Hotels Listed
The station diary records guests including Delmar T. C. Webb of Aline Oklahoma W L Wyman from Aline O K O C Gerry of Chicago H F P Woolery of Kansas City H L Bancroft of St Louis C L Conner of Kansas City C H Tegmeyer of St Louis Daniel F Blake of Kansas City M Frend of Peoria J C E Hall of Clinton F A Steikel of Kansas City N A Bender of Kansas City Huckins C F White and wife W L White of St Charles Chas Mathes of St Louis C H Ryerson of Des Moines Charles Gray of Moberly G H Perryman and Harry G Fowler of Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huckins
C. F. White
W. L. White
St. Charles
Chas. Mathes
St. Louis
C. H. Ryerson
Des Moines
Charles Gray
Moberly
G. H. Perryman
Chillicothe
Harry G. Fowler
Outlaws Bring in Otto Williams From Ex- Sedalia Player
Washington signs Otto Williams formerly with Sedalia after Stahl purchases his release. Williams joins the roster amid roster moves and expectations for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Williams
Sedalia
Stahl
Political Announcements and Players Move in Baseball News
The Sentinel announces Hon. Alf F Rector of Saline County as Democratic candidate for Congress in the Seventh district, and Hon. C. W. Hamlin of Greene as a candidate in the same primary. The second item reports Otto Williams signing with Washington after a sequence of transfers, announcing an $1800 contract and detailing his moves from Altoona to Washington, his marriage, and his four-year pro career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Alf F Rector
Saline County
C. W. Hamlin
Greene County
Globe-Democrat
Otto Williams
St. Louis
Charlottesville
Washington
Jake Stahl
Williams
New Orleans
Connie Mack
National Commission
Outlaw League
Altoona
Montgomery Street
Miss Pearl Perry
Chillicothe
Belleville
Washington Club
Arthur Irwin
Otto
Stahl
Cassidy
Kennedy Nominated for Pettis Probate Court Judge
D E Kennedy is named as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Judge of the Probate Court of Pettis County subject to party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
D. E. Kennedy
Pettis County
Democratic Party
Williams Morey Rayburn Named For County Recorder Nominations
The Sentinel announces Charles S. Williams as a candidate for the nomination for county recorder subject to the Democratic party. The Sentinel also states Walter Morey is a candidate for county recorder subject to Republican action. Charles D. Rayburn is named as a candidate for the nomination for county recorder subject to Republican action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Charles S. Williams
the Sentinel
Walter Morey
County Recorder
Republican Party
Charles D. Rayburn
Daugherty Nominated for Circuit Clerk by Republicans
Charles W. Daugherty is announced as a candidate for nomination as circuit clerk, subject to the will of the Republican party. The brief notice names his bid and party allegiance without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Charles W. Daugherty
Favorite Prescription and Blue Cohosh Rooted Cure Exalted
An advertisement extols Native roots as curatives. It praises Blue Cohosh from papoose root used by Dr. Pierce in Favorite Prescription for female ailments, claiming safety, lack of alcohol, strength, and restoration, with Pleasant Pellets offered for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Iorce
Dr. Pierce
Packers Immune: Continued Discussion On Team Status
Continued page one discussion outlines Packers immunity debate and potential impacts on team status. Analysts weigh roster health and league rules while focusing on upcoming games and public expectations.
Immunity and compulsion under the commerce and labor act
The court analyzes the commerce and labor act as a remedy to compel testimony while preserving the citizen’s privilege against self incrimination. It states that immunity flows to the witness without a claim and that the privilege must be claimed at the moment of questioning. The record shows government pressure in Garfield's negotiations, not voluntary testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Hwutephrey
Congress
Death of a Colored Woman in City Home
Mrs. John Ramsey colored aged about 38 died this morning at 1 o'clock at her home 528 North Washington street from a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ramsey
North
Washington Street
Local business listings and names in historical note
A sequence of names appears: P. H Meyer kK, C. Tish, J.M. DeJarnett, Rector & McMillan, R.C. Dolph & Co, J. A. Forsee, Scally Gro. Co, W. J. Menefee, Chas. E. Messe, A. Whiprecht, W. J. Letts, EF. D. Francis, H. J. Dillard, Chas. Hoffman & Bro, J. E. Reetor, J. W. Cooper, J. G. Grosbans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rly Chas
Hoffman & Bro
J. E. Reetor
J. W. Cooper
J. G. Grosbans
Thinking of storage call Main 213 for warehousing
Reading like a vintage classified notice an ad invites storage a household goods and furniture storage service offering a splendid warehouse with vans and furniture cars and a Bell telephone contact Main 213 for inquiries
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Bell Phone
BUNCETON COUPLE ELOPED TO ST LOUIS MARRIAGE
Wilbur B Wallace and Louise Harriman of Bunceton Missouri quietly wed in St Louis at the Southern hotel with Rev B P Fullerton officiating. After a bridal breakfast they left for a southern tour. The couple comes from prominent local families and plans to reside in Bunceton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
R. L. Harriman
W. B. Wallace
St. Louis
Wilbur B. Wallace
Louise Harriman
Bunceton
Southern Hotel
B. P. Fullerton
Lucas Avenue
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
C. L. Patterson
Arthur W. Nelson
A. A. Wallace
Sedalia
Miss Harriman
E. A. McDavid
Hillsboro
Ill
Wallace
Thomas J. Wallace
Central College
Fayette
Yale
Sigma Nu
Rooms and Board at Le Grande Family Hotel
Modern furnished rooms for rent with steam heat and porcelain baths. Meals available. Located at Fourth and Lamine Streets.
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LE Grande Family Hotel
Lamine Streets
Quick on the Trigger in Lawton Shooting
In Lawton Oklahoma on March 22 L A Simpson a New York youth shot and mortally wounded Worth Bailey at the Budweiser saloon after a week of trouble. Simpson surrendered and said self preservation is the first law of nature. Bailey cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
L. Simpson
New York
Worth Bailey
Simpson
Bailey
Interment for R W McElfrish Moves to Dresden Mo
The remains of R W McElfrish who died at Shackleford Saline County were carried through the city Wednesday night to Dresden Missouri where the interment was held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McElfrish
Shackleford
Saline County
Dresden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sedalia Sentinel
Sentinel Newspaper Company
C. F. Kibby, George H. Scruton
John E. Tiedeman
Mer
Mail
Bell Queen City
Sentinel Newspaper Co
Sedalia, Mo
Pet Hutchinson
Will
Self
Delmar
T. C. Webb
Aline
W. L. Wyman
Aline, Okia
O. C
Stetson
Will the Outlaws
Morrison
Miller
Humphrey
Wm. Courtney
Packers
Otterville Milling Co
Otterville, Missouri
P. H Meyer Kk. C. Tish
Independent Ticket
W. C. Dunlap
John A. Collins
Sam R. Cameron
Ernest F. van Wagner
H. M. Gresham
Mark A. McGruder
L. E. Friemel
John Brandt
J. E. Cannaday
W. D. Ilgenfritz
F. F. Hugelman
Chas. Koock, SR
Citizens’ National Bank
Sedalia, Missouri
United States
Wndtrretort
N. Dalby, Co
W. Lal
Samuel C. Gold
James T. Montgomery
J. H Mertz
J. Jec Aminch
D. H. Smith
W. A.ner
H. W. Harris
D H. Smith
W. A. Latimer
Co. B. Wallace, Ass’t. Cashier
Sedalia National Bank
Surrys
E. F. Yancey
E. R. Blair
W. H. Evans
W.O. Terry
ER. F. Yancey
J. H. Bothwell
Martin Renken
Henry Lamm
J. W. Murphy
W. A. Lower
AAA
Sedalia Trust
H. W. Meuschke
W. H. Powell
C. Evans
Cc. C. Kelly
CAA
Whipple Coat CO
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