White House denies Ware resignation reports
Officials at the White House stated this morning that Pension Commissioner Ware has not resigned. The denial comes amid circulating reports that he tendered a resignation. The notice is supplied by the Scripps McRae Press Association from Washington.
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Strawberry Supper at First Christian Church Friday
The First Christian church ladies will serve a strawberry supper Friday evening from 5 to 9 o clock. Menu includes boiled ham roast beef potato salad lettuce radishes pickles bread coffee strawberries ice cream and cake. A note says Farris has just received a fine line of brushes.
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Farris
Sedalia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
R. L. Netherton
W. M. E. E. Codding
Preliminary hearing set for Henry Garrett murder case
The preliminary hearing for Henry Garrett charged with first degree murder of Sam Harvey at his East Broadway home is scheduled for 10 o clock Saturday before Police Judge Truxel. Defense will be represented by Sangree Lamm and W D Steele. state by C C Kelly.
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Truxell
Truxel
Messrs. Sangree & Lamm
W. D. Steele
C. C. Kelly
Garrett
Sam Harvey
East
W. C. Riley
Houstonia
H. C. Camp
Rock Island Plans Short Cut into Kansas City
Chicago May 13 Plans to shorten the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific line by 50 miles between Chicago and Kansas City with a new 170 mile route from Kansas City to Elnor Iowa. The move gives Rock Island its own Kansas City entrance and narrows the gap with the Santa Fe. Also notes on Katy personnel, Missouri Pacific switches, and shop construction progress.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Elnor
Iowa
Burlington and Quincy
Cameron
Rock Island Management
Kansas City-St. Louis
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Windsor
John Bour
William O’herrin
Personal News From Sedalia A Round of Local Visits
Numerous residents and visitors travel through Sedalia today. Mary Lord guests relatives in Kansas City, J. H. Bohling and E. E. Williams transact business, and Miss Laura Yeater visits locally from Warrensburg Normal.
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Taylor Transfer Company
Mary Lord
Kansas City
W. S. Shirk
St. Louis
I. D. Follen
Lamonte
E. E. Williams
Hughesville
J. H. Bohling
Otterville
R. W. Griffith
Syracuse
J. R. Baldwin
Milo Chryst
Bill Bailey
Charles Elliott
Knob Noster
Boonville
Laura Yeater
Warrensburg
W. F. Hamann
E. M. Ross
H. W. Steininger
Lucy Gentry
Vic Jones
Higginsville
L. H. Simms
Lincoln County
Neb
Helen Simms
George F. Lyon
St. Joseph
R. B. Lyon
J. J. Coats
Leader's Big May Sale at Leader Store
The Leader department store at 112 West Main opens its big May Sale after a grand opening and crowds. The three day event begins Saturday at 9 am with seasonable goods from Crooks and his son, all clearly marked and offered at substantial savings.
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Leader Department Store
West Main Street
Crooks
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