Democrats Rally in Sedalia Hall for City Campaign
A large Sedalia audience packed McGinley Hall as Mayor candidate Stevens spoke amid a Democratic rally. Chairman Cadle opened the meeting. Barnett presided. Stevens defended his six years as mayor and addressed disputed dealings from selling the waterworks to the First National bank transaction, asserting his integrity and party loyalty.
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McGinley Hall
M. W. Cadle
City Committee
O. M. Barnett
General Assembly
Theodore Creutzel
Barnett
Stevens
Sedalia
Capt. Stevens
Commercial Club
Sterling
First National Bank
First National
Dr. Crawford
McGinley’s Hall
Indictment Shocks New York Stage As Miss Nethersole Charged
Olga Nethersole and associates indicted by a New York grand jury for presenting Sapho at Wallack's theater. Language brands the production lewd indecent obscene and galling to public decency. Wallack's theater closed for a week as the actress faces mounting strain from the case.
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Olga Nethersole
Hamilton Revelle
Theodore Moss
Marcus R. Mayer
Wallack’s
Marcus R Mayer
Wallack
Sentinels Fired by Republicans Sparks Street Ferment
A Republican rally led by Bud Hastain gathered Black voters at the Maple Leaf club rooms on Main Street, with loud promises and heavy drinking noted by the Sentinel. The Washington correspondent contrasts this with a sober Democrat gathering at McGinley’s Hall.
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Bud Hastain
Maple Leaf Club
Main Street
Sentinel
Republican Party
Mo Horticultural Society Bids Feathers Farewell
The Missouri Valley Horticultural society works to curb bird slaughter by persuading women to abandon wearing birds’ wings on hats to reduce feather demand. Local weddings noted include W A Danforth and Cora B Shields at Sweet Springs and several nuptials near Cole Camp and Florence. A second street fight between Pig Williams and Frank Ambies ended with injuries but no arrests.
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Main Street
Pig Williams
Frank Ambies
Wentzelman
READY 10 KE ALL COMERS Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co
A stranger told Constable Robb he was robbed of 8 dollars and two gold medals and he suspects a colored woman. Pettis county school closings: Prof Coleman says 25 county schools end this week. A buggy horse driven by Ralph Blair fell at Broadway and Summit, breaking its neck. Lane Land and Mining directors plan a Hanbury district trip for April 1. Amity lodge No 69 will complete drill team setup tonight. J W Farris moves to Cole Camp to mine. Myrtle Aldredge bound for Bolivar holdover. Marshall, Missouri reports multiple papers with plans for an independent political paper. Missouri Kansas Telephone Co prepares for the fray.
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Ralph Blair
Broadway
Summit Street
Race on Its Merits as New Company Enters Market
Sedalia views a telecom race as Churchill-Chaddock faces Missouri and Kansas competition. The old company upgrades with new phones metallic circuits and extended toll lines to win customers. Over 1 000 miles of poles and 12 000 miles of copper wire planned to improve city and regional connections.
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Missouri and Kansas Company
Missouri
Sedalia
Congress seed package program to cost 68000 next year
The government will spend 68000 on seed packages sent by congressmen to constituents in the coming year.
Sheldon in the Shade: Topeka Parsons Out at Marshall Mo
The Topeka Parson will be out done at Marshall Missouri as details of the event emerge.
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Topeka
Marshall, Mo
Weekly Republican to be edited by all town preachers
The Weekly Republican of Marshall plans a month long Sheldon scheme enlisting all local preachers on its staff. The first edition will appear the week after Easter. In other notes, Rixey seeks state aid to advertise 400000 acres of government land and Purcell is indicted for first degree murder in Malta Bend. Capt S H Taggart dies at Warrensburg after supper.
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Marshall
Republican
Sheldon
Jefferson City
Rixey Today
Missouri
Marshall, Mo
the Grand Story
Thomas Q. Purcell
Young Bailey
Malta Bend
Warrensburg
S. H. Taggart
Taggart
Revival services end in Marshall with many conversions
In Marshall Missouri on March 23 the three week revival at the M E church South closed after nearly one hundred conversions and about fifty additions. The Rev. Mr. Conoley and Mr. Pugh departed last night for Virginia Illinois.
Good Roads Convention Proceedings Read In Springfield
Springfield Missouri March 23 The good roads convention resumed business yesterday J H Bothwell of Sedalia sent his paper on the effect of good roads on land values which was read by Secretary John D Porter George F Reed Greene county road commissioner read a paper sent by Hon T O
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Springfield
J. H. Bothwell
Sedalia
John D. Porter
George F. Reed
Greene County
T. O
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Cora B. Shields
Pettis County
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Adelbert Alpers
Pyrmont
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Cole Camp
James A. Allison
Florence
Lillie Decker
Cooper County
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Bunceton
Gus Metcher
Anna M. Scammahorn
Justice J. E. Phifer
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Minnie Fajen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Robert Klinksick
Robb
Coleman
Lane Land and Mining Company
Hanbury District
Amity Lodge No
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Mr. Farris
Myrtle Aldredge
Belle Aldredge
Bolivar
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co
Churchill-Chaddock
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Andler
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Axtell Magnetic Institute
Boullt
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Buchannan
Geo. V
Broadway School
Baird, F. P
Bennett
Drs
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Chas
Poultry & Produce
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J. D
Dufur
Dr. E. F
Franklin
Franklin School
Hawkins
R. C
Hansberger
L. H
Hoffman & Moses
Harrison
E. N
Transfer and Carriage Co
Johns
W. M
Lafayette Market
Longan
Geo. F
Lipscomb
Murphy Saloon
McGowan
A.S
Sarah
Pinkston
Bro
Prospect School
Palmer
L. D
Patterson
Sedalia Woolen Mill
State Farmers Mutual Hair Association
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Tarwater
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Walker
S. M
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Meat Market
Young
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Clippinger
Rev
SHADE
Weekly Republican
T. P. Rixey
France
L. D. Hicks
Lamar
Jefferson Avenue
Stella Hicks
E. H. Adams
Hannibal, Mo
Hercules Powder Works
la Motte
Ed. Carter
Peter Buck
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Buck
Kansas City
Samuel B. Donnelly
International Typographical Union
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