Beaman drama as Fred Allen undergoes skin grafts to live
Beaman Missouri May 6 Fred Allen badly frozen last winter has undergone several operations to save his life now facing a rare skin graft. His daughter Etta Allen assists by having skin removed from her arm to graft onto him as doctors push a last expedient amid hopeful prayers.
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Saloon Licenses Doubled and City Council Actions
The city council doubled saloon licenses from 300 to 750 annually to cover deficits. Mayor Crawford announced committee appointments including library board and Liberty Park. Poundmaster Beatty re-elected. Morris Sullivan resigned from police, Pat Donahue appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Clifton Man Cox Dies Sudden Heart Failure At 80
Mr Cox aged 80 died suddenly Friday night of heart failure at his Clifton home. The obituary notes his age and event location.
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Phillips Wha Amp Og Triumph Ends Armour Bid
In Chicago on May 7 Plunger Phillips notches another decisive victory as Armour rivals bow out. The arms length battle ends with Phillips dominating deals, while Armour faces cash wheat pressure from elevator interests.
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Armour
Board of Trade
Younger Brothers Paroled From Stillwater Prison
Cole and James Younger of Missouri, long imprisoned for the Northfield bank robbery and related murder, are slated for parole by the Board of Prison Managers at a meeting today. The decision is expected to be unanimous under new legal authority from the recent legislative session.
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James Younger
Missouri
Stillwater Prison
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Stillwater
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Child falls from porch wounds head with hoe blade
Clara Neece aged one, daughter of B. F. Neece a Katy carbuilder of 808 East Eighteenth street, slipped from the rear porch Monday evening and struck her head on an upturned hoe, cutting a gash though the injury was not serious.
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B. F. Neece
Katy
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New Officers Named by Sorosis Society
Sorosis met Monday and elected new officers: Mrs T P McCluney as president, Mrs Frank Rosse as vice president, Miss Sue Kernodle as secretary, and Mrs D T Abell as treasurer. Two more meetings are planned this year, and next year the group will continue studying English history and literature.
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Chicago Printers Expelled From Federation After Labor Row
Chicago Typographical Union delegates, thirteen, are expelled from the Chicago Federation of Labor after a bitter debate over the pressmen strike. The federation’s action follows a committee report condemning the Typographical union for withholding moral support to strikers. A resolution orders reading the names of legislators opposing the Case garnishment law at all future federation meetings instead of prayer.
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Chicago Federation of Labor
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Times-Herald
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Pressmen’s Union
Addison Blakely
Varnish Stain Creates Natural Wood Finish Effect
A varnish stain on old paint yields a beautiful natural wood like finish. Suitable for any user with full instructions available at Bard's Drug Store.
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