Judge Declines to Name Pennell in Burdick Murder Verdict
Judge Murphy finds Burdick died from a skull fracture with homicidal intent but cannot identify the killer, noting Pennell could face a warrant if alive. The inquest portrays Burdick as a loving husband and father, exonerates Mrs Paine and Miss Hutchinson, and condemns Mrs Hull for presumed lack of concern.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Buffalo
N. Y
Murphy
Burdick
Pennell
Burdicks
Governor veto blocks Springfield appellate court plan
Governor Dockery vetoed the bill creating an appellate court at Springfield Missouri. He says the court would be an unnecessary and expensive addition, despite strong local support from Springfield and Southwest Missouri and wide lawyer opinion against need for the court.
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Dockery
Springfield
Missouri
Hotel Waitress Hysterics Put in Custody
Lizzie Walch known as Agzie Welch a waitress at the aks hotel went into a hysterical attack this morning at the hotel diners and kitchen. Officers took her to her home then to the county jail where Dr Cowan said the episode was hysterical not a lasting illness and she would recover.
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Lizzie Walch
Agzie Welch
Aks
Oakfast
Oks
Constable
VivINE To BUILD A CHURCH Rev S W McClure Named Successor
St Louis clergyman Rev S W McClure is appointed to succeed Rev Mr Simpson at Epworth M E Church marking a church leadership transition.
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S. W. McClure
St. Louis
Mr. Simpson
Epworth M. FE
F. W. Simpson
Epworth M. E
Marshall
Sentinel
Gentlemen’s Musical Club
Simpson
Ladies’ Musical Club
McClure
the Sentinel Today
Sedalia
Final Arrangements For Convention Delegates Made
After a Russell camp meeting the county convention caucus set final arrangements for visitors to arrive tomorrow. C F Ernst chaired the caucus with J D Meyer as secretary. D A Fults and F L Ludeman on entertainment. S M Hodges and C F Ernst on press. J D Franklin chosen as Russell camp delegate to the state convention at Jackson Mo on May 6.
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Russell Camp
Woodmen of America
C. F. Ernst
J. D. Meyer
D. A. Fults
F. L. Ludeman
S. M. Hodges
J. D. Franklin
Pettis County Woodmen
Furnace Blast Kills and Injures Workers at Braddock
In Pittsburg, March 31, the Edgar Thompson blast furnace explosion injures fourteen workers and fatally harms three while casting. Molten metal sprayed the room and workers, causing severe burns and urgent medical cases.
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Pittsburg
Edgar Thompson
Braddock
Will Wed Tonight Marriage at Home Speide
Announcement states the marriage of Alfred New Hamm to Edith May Willill be solemnized at the home ceremony tonight with a simple private service.
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Alfred Newhamm
Edith May Wilill
Speide' In
Cuban reciprocity treaty ratifications exchanged
Washington March 31 minister Quesada for Cuba and Secretary Hay exchanged ratifications of the Cuban reciprocity treaty this morning in a formal diplomatic ceremony.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Quesada
Cuba
Hay
Caisson Explosion Kills One, Injures Several at Fort Meyer
The caisson of the light artillery battery at Fort Meyer exploded during a practice drill this morning. Corporal Slayin was killed, while Corporal Duncan and Privates Riley Wilton and Shores were seriously injured.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Washington
Fort Meyer
Slayin
Duncan
Riley, Wilton
Shores
Sedalia Limits Plays and Crime Literature Sales
Lincoln March 31 The Sedalia city council passed an ordinance banning plays or literature that exploit the lives and deeds of notorious criminals. Violations carry a $500 fine.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Lincoln, Neb
Shamrock third and first begin first tryout morning
Glasgow reports the Shamrock Third and Shamrock First embarking on the first trial run of the new boat this morning. Details remain sparse as vessels test performance.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Glasgow
Shamrock
Money to Be Easy in April as Dividends Rise
New York reports over eighty five million dollars to be paid in April for dividends and interest, following a record seventy million paid last April. Bankers brace for large disbursements and market expectations remain upbeat.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
New York
Believ
Blaze at residence misses major damage
Fire units answered a morning call to a home once occupied by Chas Conrad and family. The blaze started in the room used by Mrs J Hilgert. Firefighters found the carpet in flames and put it out with minimal loss.
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Chas. Conrad and Family
J. Hilgert
Higdon Buys Holmsley Property At 231
R A Higdon purchases the Holmsley property at 231 in a recent real estate transfer. The deal records show the buyer securing ownership of the residence, with no further details on price or terms provided in the readable text.
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R. A. Higdon
Holmsley
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