Court in Session Delivers Dismissals and Sentences
The November term opened with Judge George F. Longan. State cases against John W. Baldwin and Dora Hubbard were dismissed. William Hansbrough and Charles Johns and Arthur Friemel faced dismissals. Cal A Perkins pled guilty to larceny and received six months. Will Deuschler Frank Bremer and Leonard Ramsey were discharged from parole.
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Criminal Court
George F. Longan
John W. Baldwin
William Hansbrough
Cal. A. Perkins
Perkins
Dora Hubbard
Charles Johns
Arthur Friemel
Will Deuschler
Frank Bremer
Leonard Ramsey
Robbery Blows For Sedalia Railroad Worker
Lacey Morrison fell from a Katy yards box car in Sedalia last Sunday night and was robbed of about $30. He landed in the track center, rolled aside as two box cars passed over him, and lay unconscious for about half an hour before being found. Authorities were not notified.
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Lacey Morrison
Katy
Sedalia
California Dispatch
Prohibition Ticket Endorsed For Local School Move
The school board will use the Fifth and Ohio building, formerly Sedalia Hardware and Grocery, for the rest of the term. Pupils from the condemned site will relocate once repairs are completed, likely by next Monday.
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Fifth and
Ohio Streets
Sedalia Hardware and Grocery Company
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad Affirms Clean Clothes
At 216 Lamine Street Sedalia the Steam Laundry offers fresh cleaning and odor free fabrics. Call 154 for service and pickup details.
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Sedalia
Lamine Street
Daughter at the James Home
Captain and Mrs Sam W James celebrate arrival of a nine pound baby girl at 1414 South Vermont Street Saturday morning Mother and child both well.
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Sam W. James
South
Vermont Street
Dow's Hair Brushes and Prohibition Vote Notice
Dow's store advertises hair brushes while Sedalia hosts a lecture course and West's Book Store offers pledged tickets for sale Tuesday morning November 4 beginning at 7 o'clock. Public vote urged for Prohibition.
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Dow’s
West’s Book Store
Niehuss to Wed Miss Hoderness in Fordyce Ark
Sedalia invites announce the marriage of Mr Charles Niehuss to Miss Elizabeth Hoderness at Fordyce Arkansas on Wednesday evening November 5 at eight. Niehuss lived in Sedalia years and studied at Central Business College. he now works in lumber. Hoderness is daughter of Dr and Mrs A Holderness and a prominent young lady.
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Sedalia
Charles Neihuss
Elizabeth Holderness
Fordyce
Ark
Niehuss
Wagers on Election Draw Local Attention
The Sentinel notes heavy betting on the campaign with many wagers reported locally. Bets include a prominent pair at 50 dollars each on opposing candidates and several smaller bets at two to one. Democrats appear favored in close contests.
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The
Sentinel
Sedalia Steam Laundry Opens With Sweetly Clean Clothes
George Longan, proprietor, emphasizes the Sedalia Steam laundry delivers clothes that come back sweetly clean and pressed, highlighting the service's quality and care for customers.
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Sedalia
George Longan
Santanelli Exhibits Clean Hypnotism at Wood’s Opera
Santanelli opens a hypnotism exhibition at Wood’s Opera House tonight November 3. He presents “Pictures in the Fires” depicting characters with pathos and good humor, free from vulgarity, attracting families and ladies. Monday night admission is free for ladies.
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Santanelli
Wood
Warner to close Pettis campaign refuses bid by Kansas City
Major William Warner a key Republican speaker for Sedalia in Pettis county faces a clash as Kansas City seeks to use him for a big Armory rally. Sedalia Republicans insist on keeping him, rejecting Kansas City’s request to release Warner for tonight's event.
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William Warner
Pettis County
Court House
Kansas City
Armory
Sedalia
Codding
Warner
Advertising executive resigns for Cincinnati post
Mr Hetherington of the Cannon and Adams Dry Goods advertising department has resigned and will depart for Cincinnati Saturday night to take a similar position with the H and Pogue dry goods firm, the largest in Cincinnati. His brief Sedalia stay earned many friends who regret his leaving.
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Hetherington
Cannon and Adams Dry
Cincinati
H. and &. Pogue Dry Goods Company
Cincinnati
Hetherton
Sedalia
New Big Operatic Minstrel Room at Wood's Opera House
The Mahara minstrel and musical attracts praise for its ebony company and scenic setting. It features a festive vaudeville and a grand street parade. The company performs at Wood's Opera House on Wednesday, November 5.
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Mahara
Wood
Opera House
Farm dwelling burned near Sedalia
The residence owned by Henry Luneburg near Sedalia was destroyed by fire Sunday night. The origin could not be determined. The building was unoccupied as Luneburg moved to the city. The alarm came from Sexton H O Moss but fire crews did not respond since it was outside city limits. Loss amount unknown.
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Henry Luneburg
Sedalia
Mr. Luneburg
Sexton H. O. Moss
Schultz Tubesing Wedding at Lincoln
The marriage of Mr Albert Schultz and Miss Minnie Fubes ing occurred in Lincoln Sunday at high noon with Rev Whitrock of the German Lutheran church officiating. Miss Minnie Schultz, sister of the groom, and Miss Maggie Maas of this locality attended.
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Albert Schultz
Minnie Fubesing
Lincoln
Whitrock
German Lutheran Church
Minnie Schultz
the Croom
Maggie Maas
Stock Shipment From East St. Louis Entrepreneurs
M. D. Hogan of Campbell Hunt and Adams, veteran stock commission merchant, plans seven carloads of cattle and hogs leaving tonight. Part will travel via the Katy and part via the Missouri Pacific.
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M. D. Hogan
Campbell, Hunt and Adams
Stock Commission
East St. Louis
Katy
Missouri Pacific
Man Suffers Finger Mashed At Queen City Iron Yards
L. E. Bass, a young Black worker at the Queen City Iron yards, was injured at about 10 o clock when his right hand was caught under a smokestack while assisting to handle it. Two fingers were mashed.
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L. E. Bass
Queen City
Bass
Institute to be Held by Dr A C George in City Church
Dr A C George of St Louis will conduct a Sunday school institute in the First M E Church Tuesday afternoon and evening prompting local parishioners to attend the instructional session hosted by the church.
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A. C. George
St. Louis
M. E
Lamy Shirt Factory Cuts Evening Hours
Due to shorter evenings the Lamy Shirt Factory began today and will continue through winter with half hour noons. The plant will dismiss at 5 30 PM instead of 6 PM.
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Lamy
Return Dance for Bachelor Girls Tops Season Socials
A large audience is expected as a group of young men plan a return dance to the Bachelor Girls one week from next Friday night. A banquet at Robinsions European hotel will follow the event.
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Robinsons’ European
Lewd Women Fined by Judge Truxel
A group of women appeared before Judge Truxel this morning and were fined the regular monthly dues of five dollars each for lewd conduct.
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Truxel
Clarence Reed Leaves Hospital After Self Inflicted Gunshot
Clarence Reed who accidentally shot himself during a hunting trip left the hospital Saturday and was downtown.
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Clarence Reed
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Prohibition
Ohio
the James
Charlie Niehuss
Arkansas
Dow's
Schultz-Tubesing
Nedalia
Good Glove News
Formosa
Adalfo
Broadway
Grace Kitskin
Mortain
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