MARCUM'S SLAYER HELD FOR BREATHITT COUNTY JUSTICE
Curtis Jett the alleged Marcum killer at Jackson will not be delivered to Breathitt county until justice acts. Circuit Judge Benton continued the case to June 4 due to absent witnesses. Breathitt Circuit Court sessions set for June 1. grand jury likely to indict Jett by June 4. Militia may be sent to Jackson for witness safety. Granite Lodge No. 272 meets Friday evening at 8 with all Master Masons invited.
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Benton
Commonwealth
Crutcher
Hargis
Callanan
Jackson
Jett
Redwine
Breathitt
Granite Lodge No
A. F
A. M
A Unique Entertainment For W C T U Event
A social event tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Lord s 519 West Third Street to benefit the W C T U features 8 pm talk by Mrs Lucy M Wisker on the importance of mothers meetings followed by an old fashioned darning contest Competent judges and contestants must bring a darned article for display and the evening includes refreshments vocal renditions and recitations all friends of the cause invited.
Plumbers Union 72 Moves Toward New Wage Scale
Plumbers Local Union No. 72 is preparing a new wage scale set to take effect in a few days. Members will seek higher pay, though the specific increase has not yet been determined.
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Plumbers
Strike Delayed as Leaders Confer for Settlement
St Paul May 14 No strike is expected while talks continue with concessions anticipated from both sides. The prospect of a settlement appears hopeful as a new conference is planned to resolve demands and avert disruption.
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St. Paul, Minn
Sedalia School Examinations Report Shows Staffing Shift
J. M. Logan filed the Sedalia school report with Secretary McKinsie noting a fifty child rise in total enrollment and a slight drop in attendance at colored schools. For 1902 totals reach 7365 with white male 2205 and white female 2277, colored male 4482 and colored female 610. For 1903 totals show 14598 with continued shifts and negotiated labor talks involving the Great Northern and a potential strike averted after negotiations with conductors and trainmen.
Hospital Arrivals
L Ainsworth engine Watchman Franklin Junction M L Hain fireman Denison Silas Brown train porter Atoka G W Hurley section laborer Mc Alester Charles Betog section laborer Blue Jacket H J Schumaker section laborer Sedalia
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L. Ainsworth
Franklin Junction
M. L. Hain
Denison
Silas Brown
Atoka
G. W. Hurley
Charles Betog
Monarch Laundry Promises Modern Laundry Service
With unexcelled facilities for handling all classes of laundry work the Monarch Laundry offers the public a service modern and perfect in every detail. CHAS. VAN ANTWERP, Prop. Phones 183.
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Monarch Laundry
Chas. van Antwerp
Katy Fair Rate Sets Similar Transport For 1919 Event
Secretary J. R. Ripney announces a Katy freight tariff matching last year for state fair exhibitors. Shipped stock may be returned free if not sold on exhibit. Western Passenger Association offers one first class fare round trip from all state points August 16 to 23 with a special low rate for the fair’s main days midweek.
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J. R. Ripney
State Fair Assciation
Katy
State Fair
Western Passenger Association
Ex-Senator Lyons Denounces Baking Powder Bill
Kansas City reports ex-State Senator Lyons returning from St Louis where he faced Folk grand jury. He asserts he drafted the Baking Powder bill without any outside influence and refused to answer to avoid perjury charges. Joe Shannon and former Rep Cornelius Dolan also headed for St Louis to testify. Sheriff Gilday issued subpoenas to several others.
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Kansas City
Lyons
St. Louis
Folk
Joe Shannon
Grand Jury
Cornelius Dolan
Fourteenth Ward
Gilday
Kansas
TLON
McClellan
Chicago
Sedalia
E. E. McClellan
Missouri Opticians Hold Third Annual Convention
The Missouri Association of Opticians concluded its third annual convention after a full day of sessions. Rain canceled a planned outing, papers discussed proved profitable, and St. Louis chosen for next year’s meeting. Officers elected: Leon Bauer president, W Westphal first vice president, Claude M Wheeler second vice president, J W Talbot secretary treasurer.
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Association of Opticians
St. Louis
Leon Bauer
Kansas City
W. Westphal
St. Charles
Walter Garrett Serves Sixty Days for Harness Theft
Walter Garrett of this city is serving a sixty day jail sentence at Clinton for the theft of a couple of sets of harness at Windsor.
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Walter Garrett
Clinton
Windsor
Progress With New Structure Advances Quickly
Officials report rapid progress implementing the new structure across departments. Teams coordinate changes to workflows, aiming for early benefits and smoother operations within weeks.
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P. Brandt Gro. Co
B. H. Johnson
Dowell
Tex
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Hannibal
Curcesia Co
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J. M. Logan School
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Great Northern
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Committee of Business Men
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Messrs. Garretson and
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Trainmen’s Brotherhood
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Raye
South Ohio ST
J. Waldman
Sedalia, MO
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H. J. Schumaker
Attorney Folk
Missouri
Opticians
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Claude M. Wheeler
Columbia
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the Sentinel
R. C. Dolph & CO
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