Socialist Party Names Full State Ticket At Convention
The Missouri Socialist convention adjourned after naming a full state ticket led by E. T. Behrens for governor. Officers include W. L. Garver secretary of state Charles H. Wilkerson auditor M. Brandt treasurer C A Richardson attorney general R R Lamen te Kansas City railroad commissioner C C Newman and judges Lipscomb Barnesley Sentenne. Presidential electors Atkins and George Miller Jr. were chosen. district electors listed by acclamation. Resolutions backed labor, attacked Colorado turmoil, and praised Japanese and Russian workers while condemning war.
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W. L. Garver
Chillicothe
Charles H. Wilkerson
Springfield
W. M. Brandt
J. A. Hughes
Rutledge
Oscar S. Moore
Spr
T. S. Irish
St. Joseph
Oldest Cotton Firm Munn & Co. Suspended at Cotton Exchange
The suspension of Munn & Co., the oldest cotton firm, was announced at the Cotton Exchange. The firm expects to resume after the absence of Clarence Cameron, the cashier and office manager, last Friday week.
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Snipps-McRae Press Association
New York
Munn & Co
Cotton Exchange
Clarence Cameron
Starr Nominated by Democrats for Pettis County Assessor
The Sentinel announces Joseph A. Starr as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for assessor of Pettis County. Starr, a Sedalia resident and former third ward alderman, is praised as popular, honest, fearless, genial, and well qualified for the office.
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J. A. Starr
Sedalia
Pettis County
Would Have Let Them Drown The Critic’s Daring Publication Note
A light exchange between a young author and a critic reveals a proposed alteration to a novel. The critic suggests the hero and heroine should both drown instead of being rescued, preferring a fatal ending early in the book.
The Boy Next Door Haunts A Mother's Quiet House
A narrated poem in which a mother envies the well behaved boy next door while her own son causes chaos at home. She recalls his toys broken mud on the floor and fits of mischief, contrasts with the neighbor boy, and ends with longing for any sign of the boy next door's laughter.
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Harper’s Bazar
Tract Has Bloody Record On the Six Miles
The Kansas City Journal reports a six mile stretch between the North and South Canadas where forty two people died. Of the victims seven were negroes twenty whites thirteen Indians with deaths from gunfire wagon accidents railroad right of way and other causes. Only seven deaths were by officers including two Creek officers executed by firing squad.
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Kansas City Journal
Sedalia Man Leads Race for Assistant Grand Chief
M. W. Cadle of Sedalia tops a field of railway workers in a regional drive for the position of assistant grand chief. Cadle is cited as the leading candidate with strong support from union locals.
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M. W. Cadle
Sedalia
Assisant
Balloting Narrows For Assistant Grand Chief Engineer
May 31 Los Angeles Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ballots for the office of assistant grand chief engineer with nearly twenty candidates. By noon the field reduced to five: Cadle Sedalia Mo leading, Shay Youngstown Oh, Wilson Pottsville Pa, Robe Mattoon Il. Cadle later elected to the office.
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Los Angeles
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
M. W. Cadle
Sedalia
M. H. Shay
Youngstown, O
H. E. Wilson
Pottsville
Joseph Robe
Mattoon
Me te r, Frisco Fast Train Derailed Near Denison
The Meteor, Frisco’s fast train, derailed two miles north of Denison Texas. Baggage and mail cars plunged down a 50 foot embankment, demolished. Mail agent W A Terrell badly hurt. express messenger J W Davis seriously injured and likely to die. Safe burst open and coins scattered across ground. Davis is from Kansas City.
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Denison
Texas
Here
W. A. Terrell
J. W. Davis
Kansas City
Katy Fair Special Inaugural Run To Texas Points and St Louis
The Katy Fair Special will be inaugurated between all Texas points and St Louis on Sunday June 12. The rail service marks a new connection linking major Texas cities with St Louis for fair visitors and travelers.
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Texas Points
St. Louis
Sedalia Markets Prices Paid to Local Dealers
Report lists prices paid to local dealers for farm and dairy products including cereals and breadstuffs. Details cover market rates for key commodities and regional trading activity in Sedalia.
Goulds Hint At Entering Politics In New Jersey Race
New York reports on May 31 that George J. Gould is likely to run for the U S House from a New Jersey district including Lakewood, where he owns a country seat, drawing Republican support and evident satisfaction.
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New York
George J. Gould
House of Representatives
New Jersey
Lakewood
East St. Louis Hog Prices Down as Markets Slip
East St. Louis hog market notes a 19 000 head count with 5 cent declines. Top price 4.65, bulk 4.60 to 4.65. Cattle 4000 head. Chicago estimates hogs for Wednesday at 20 000.
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Chicago
Telegraphers Union Talks at Headquarters in Final Conference
The Missouri Pacific telegraphers committee and chief Perham meet this afternoon with Vice President Harding to discuss points in disagreement with management. This will be the final conference and the strike vote will be fully debated.
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The
Missouri Pacific Telegraphers
Perham
Harding
Telegraphers wage proposal awaits decision by Maxwell
The Missouri Kansas and Texas telegraphers committee has submitted a wage schedule and rule changes for consideration by Assistant General Manager Maxwell. No decision time is set, but the committee likely to return tomorrow.
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Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Maxwell
Two Day Trains to St Louis on New Kansas City Line
The Rock Island will operate two day trains to St Louis starting June 5 on the new Kansas City St Louis route. One day train runs from Pleasant Hill and the other from Belle to the World's Fair city. When the Kansas City segment opens in July, day service will extend from Kansas City to St Louis.
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Rock Island
St .Louis
Kansas City St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Clinton
Frisco
Windsor
Katy
Pleasant Hill
Belle, Mo
World’s Fair City
Railway Crew Listed From Denison to Muscogee
H L Milner a boiler maker s helper Denison Charles H Handleston passenger conductor San Antonio R J McIntosh round house watch man Muscogee and W E Clark machinist s helper Muscogee appear in a roster of railway staff assignments with origins and postings.
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Charles H. Handleston
San Antonio
R. J. McIntosh
Round House
Muscogee
W. E. Clark
Katy General Passenger Department Announces New Train
Lee Hearn of the M. K. T. met E. A. Gould general superintendent of the Missouri Pacific, who visited Sedalia and passed through Monday evening en route west on train No. 17. The Katy general passenger department announces a new train.
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Lee Hearn
Kansas City
E. A. Gould
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Katy General Passenger Department
Chicago Hog Prices and Volume Report
Chicago hogs show prices light at 4.30 to 4.50 for feeling light. Heavy hogs quote 4.35 to 4.75 with mixed at 4.35 to 4.70 and rough at 4.30 to 4.80. Hog and cattle totals by city include Kansas City 8000 hogs and 7000 cattle, Omaha 10 000 hogs and 4000 cattle, with 22 000 weak leftovers and 3000 remainder.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Remains of Emma Wheeler Brought to City
The remains of Emma Wheeler who died Monday at 710 Penn Avenue Kansas City arrived here this morning and were interred in the city cemetery this afternoon.
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Emma Wheeler
Penn Avenue
Kansas City
City
Tragedy in Cambridge: Messer Kills Wife and Baby then Self
Andrew Messer aged 24 shot his 17 year old wife and their infant in Cambridge today and then killed himself. Domestic trouble is cited as the motive in this fatal domestic crime.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cambridge
Andrew Messer
Girls Killed by Lightning Near Memphis
Bertha Granger of Memphis and Mary Williams of Edmondson Ark died after a bolt struck them while sheltering under a tree near Memphis yesterday.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bertha Granger
Mary Williams
Edmondson, Ark
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Socialist Party
E. T. Behrens
State Socialist Convention
Bors
C. A. Richardson
R. R. Lamnente
C. C
John L. Stevens
R. W. Selvidge
Warrensburg
Frank Weigak
E. J. Stile
Joplin
Nebo
OLD Firm
D. Ormond
St. Sedalia
the Sentinel
Joseph A. Starr
Democratic
Nomi
Mr. Starr
Zen
Didacy
Didate
Pires
Soa Ie
Logan Com. Co
South Lamine Street
Sedalia Markets
Katy Telegraphers
H. L. Milner
Omaha
McGurren’s
TEA and Coffee House
Ohio St
Enterprise Oil and Fas Co
Standard Oil Co
B. B. Wheeler
General Mgr
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Commercial National Bank of
N. W. Henry
C. L. Steele
B. A. Randle
First National Bank
John R. Thomas
United States District
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