Defense at Pettis County trial nears juror selection
McManigal's attorneys exhausted their challenges as prosecutors and defense prepare to open the case in Pettis County. A separate arrest the night prior yielded a man with a loaded revolver, cash, cartridges, keys, fuse, and a bottle tested as castor oil not nitroglycerine.
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Pettis County
Missouri
McManigal
Tom Bailey
Sedalia
Bailey
John Dow
Frank Reed
Sam Whiting
Burress
John Faulkner
Clinton
Faulkner
Burglar Faulkner Sought After Telegram Tip
Chief of Police Prentice received a telegram from Clinton requesting the arrest of a burglar who had visited there. A description of Faulkner was sent and letters will be sent to surrounding towns St Louis and Kansas City.
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Clinton
Prentice
Faulkner
St. Louis
Kansas City
Local court fines for drunkenness and peace disturbance
Joe Berry Ed Reed and W L Johnson were fined 3 dollars and costs this morning by Judge Bur ress for getting drunk. Sallie Frisby received two days in jail this morning by Justice of the Peace Rogers for disturbing the peace of Callie Wills, the light punishment justified by the prisoner having a young baby.
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Joe Berry
Ed Reed
W. L. Johnson
Day of Prayer Held at First M E Church
A revival meeting led by Rev. Miller at the First M E Church drew many to prayer and personal testimony. The event established a citywide day of prayer with ministers and workers meeting at 10 o clock for ongoing services and continued devotion.
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M. E
Miller
Menefee Family Heads South for Sardis Wedding
Mrs. John W. Menefee and her son Charlie depart for Sardis Mississippi to attend the wedding of John Menefee Jr scheduled for November 22.
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John W. Menefee
Charlie
Sardis
Miss
John Menefee, Jr
Mrs Ferguson Ill With Fever, Reported Severe
Mrs. W. J. Ferguson is reported quite ill today with indications of a bad fever attack.
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W. J. Ferguson
Family returns from Camp Branch visit
Mrs. S. H. Clay with her son Ed and daughter Mrs. Wright returned this morning from Camp Branch after a brief family visit.
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S. H. Clay
Wright
Camp Branch
McClain Travels to Warrensburg on Fast Mail
J. W. McClain, Missouri Pacific ticket and passenger agent, departed this morning for Warrensburg aboard the fast mail.
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J. W. McClain
Missouri Pacific
Warrensburg
J. J. Frey Resigns From Santa Fe After Friction
General Manager J. J. Frey resigns from the Santa Fe and plans to join an eastern road with headquarters in New York. Report says friction with Vice President J. M. Barr contributed to the decision. Frey will leave December 1. Meanwhile the Katy extends toward San Antonio, with terminal facility talks underway in San Antonio led by President Rouse and VP Allen.
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Topeka
J. J. Frey
The
Santa Fe
New York
Fry
J. M. Barr
Barr
Carnegie Plans World Famous Library Complex
Pittsburg plans a vast Carnegie library complex to triple the size of the current building with science music art and literature under one roof. Andrew Carnegie approves 1 750 000 for expansion and insists on rapid site procurement and public fundraising badges proposed to support the Sedalia library gift.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
W.N. Frew
Carnegie Institute
Sedalia Library
Carnegie Steel Co
H. C. Frick
J. H. Moore
Chicago
Frick
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegie Co
Conneaut
Rockefeller Steamship Lines
Great Lakes
Carnegie Company
Rockefeller
Frey resigns as Katy official amid San Antonio terminal push
J J Frey announces resignation effective January 1 while Barr may take general manager role at Santa Fe. The Katy officials and San Antonio leaders discuss terminal sites and a 350 by 2700 foot tract for facilities. Aubrey and Rouse outline San Antonio extension plans and a Business Men's club meeting is called to consider the proposal.
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San Antonio
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Rouse
San _ Antonio
H. M. Aubrey
Business Men’s Club
A. A. Allen
Barr
Santa Fe
Frey
Sedalia
Iron Mountain
Texas and St. Louis
Katy
S. B. Fisher
Aubrey
The
Trains headline notes resignations at Missouri Pacific
William Bodeneck of the Missouri Pacific round house has resigned. G. W. Fitzgerald, traveling freight agent for the Missouri Pacific, is in Marshall today. Two of the big Richmond engines were recently sent.
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William Bodeneck
Missouri Pacific Round House
G. W. Fitzgerald
Missouri Pacific
Marshall
Richmond
Students Challenge Missouri Pacific Team Debate
Students issue a challenge to Missouri Pacific football, refusing outsiders and demanding a pure Missouri Pacific squad. An editorial in a Sunday paper suggests the team will face the students with a Missouri Pacific eleven or face acknowledgment of student superiority.
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H. S
Missouri Pacific
Liberty Park
Ed Smith
Watt Kennedy
Charles Border
Charles Doherty
S Gallie
Joe Gold
Floyd Tuley
Harry Slagle
Ash Mc
Bowersock Has a Pull in Kansas Congressional Scene
The Sedalia photographer W J Bowersock has a brother in Kansas politics. J D Bowersock of the second district, elected to Congress, is friends with Gen Henderson the next speaker. The piece notes potential committee placements and partisan balance as Congress opens in December.
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Sedalia
W.J. Bowersock
Kansas
Kansas City Times
General Henderson
National House of Representatives
J. D. Bowersock
Iowa City
Bowersock
Lawrence
Congress
Henderson
Iowa
Kansas City
Kan
Washington
Western Millers
Enterestate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House
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