Express Messenger Concannon in Katy Hospital After Robbery
Express Messenger W S Concannon remained conscious and improved at Sedalia hospital after a robbery on a Katy line. He told a secret service man his knowledge of the case, but investigators say the full story and identities are not yet public.
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Herald
Express Company
Mr. Concannon
Bert Concannon
J. H. Concannon
Concannon
Express
Sedalia
Secret Service
Hospital Arrivals Show Local Laborers Injuries
List of patients includes E. Gonzales a Mexican section laborer in Hecaine Springs with rheumatism W. Concannon an express messenger and baggage master at Denison with concussion of brain William C. Ollison a Denison carpenter Lilliatta John Odom a Denison laborer in car shops B Arnold a Franklin Junction fireman with wrench injury to left foot and ankle Albert Lenz a West Texas section laborer with ulcer on right forearm and furunculosis
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E. Gonzales
Hecaine Springs
Concannon
Denison
William C. Ollison
Lilliatta
John Odom
B. Arnold
Franklin Junction
Albert Lenz
West Texas
He Wants to Learn a Trade and Railroad Labor Talks
Mark Antes laid off as seal clerk for the Katy. J W Conner heads north. A Katy Flyer fatality at Vinita bridge. Brakemen and conductors reassigned. Special car with President Rouse arrives. Indictments return against E P A Harker and others for grand larceny and embezzlement. Fatalities from a building collapse. Keiser, Mullen, and Legerwood die. Keiser newly married. Curdl Phenix seeks reform school transfer to Boonville for trade training. A newborn son arrives for John Evans.
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Mark Antes
Katy
J. W. Conner
Vinita Bridge
C. A. Cregan
South End
W. W. Kinzie
Chas. W. Neely
William Lewis
Charlie Newell
Missouri Pacific
Peter Rockwell
Sweeney
J. M.spangler
Richards
Washington
East
Rouse
A. A. Allen
Grand Jury Ends Its Work In Percy Harker Case
The grand jury reported after three days of labor with true bills and ignored several, including no bill for D. E. Kennedy who faced embezzlement charges. Indictments involve Ilgenfritz linked matters and a sensational three count embezzlement from a drug store totaling 1003178 and 500.
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E. P. A. Harker
Servant-Harker
Ilgenfritz
Criminal Court
D. E. Kennedy
James Dixon
Wilkerson
Brown
John Fisher
George Evans
James Roach
Dan Doyle
John Fitzgerald
Charles Watson
St. Louis
Joe Turner
R. C. Finch
Robert E. Cleary
Irwin Ditler
James Wolf
Sam Stoner
Wood’s
Cleary
Disaster at Boonville reveals grim cellar collapse
A tragedy in Boonville as a double arch brick cellar at a vegetable storage site caved in during work by a school crew and officials. One couple’s son, Legerwood, died. another worker was nearly dragged by dirt. The cellar held about 3000 bushels of potatoes. This is the fifth collapse, with rebuilding likely.
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Jefferson City
Springfield
Missouri
Queen City
Ozarks
Sedalia
Bagwell
Greene County
Drake
Keiser
Mullen
Legerwood
Charles W. Keiser
Adda Morton
D. L. Keiser
Ezra Mullen
Jaspar County
Pittsburg
Kaw
William Legerwood
Boonville
Werthcorn
Codir Rapids
Walter Dow Returns From Wagon Mound to Kansas City Cattle Trade
Walter Dow came back from Wagon Mound New Mexico where he located in the cattle business. He delivered several car loads of cattle to Kansas City then returned home for Thanksgiving to enjoy Missouri and its pumpkin pies. He plans further visit with his father in Georgetown before returning.
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Little Curdl Phenix
Reform School
Prosecutor Steele
Steele
Sedalia
St. Louis
Mr. Steele
Curd
Boon
Walter Dow
Wagon Mound
N. M
Kansas City
Old
Missouri
Georgetown
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Express Messenger
Katy Hospital
Hospital
Jack Benas
William Ruffin
Charles Green
Messerly
Asylum
Green
Emmett Hardin
William Cooper
Harker
Servant- Harker Drug Company
Ville
John Evans
Kentucky
John Bull
Grand Jury
Dan Kennedy
S0oville
Times
New Mexico
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