Dark trend in McManigal trial as witnesses blistering
Strong testimony from Eli Green and others shadows the McManigal case with cross examination revealing details of the saloon layout and alleged threats. Prosecutors push a heavy case while defense challenges admissibility and timing as the jury hears retraced events at the Tivoli saloon.
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McManigal
Steele
Lamm
Percy Boulware
Col. Lamm
Birdie Hayes
Capt. Young
Captain Young
Boulware
Young
Godley
Eli Green
Boone County
Bob Ramsey
Ramsey
Columbia
James Robb
Tivoli
T. G. Robble
Robb
Longan
Eli Greene
Allen
Mr. Wells
Sedalia Implement Co
Mr. Turner
East Third Street
Turner
Mr. Lamm
Ed Larkin
Larkin
James Glover
Why Not Build a Big Smelter in Cole Camp
A Cole Camp resident urges building a large smelter near town citing fuel scarcity and the need for better railroad facilities. The piece argues Sedalia should seize mineral discoveries in Benton and Morgan counties to attract industry, emphasizing rail access as essential but not the only factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
J. S. Kieffer
Cole Camp
Benton
Morgan Counties
Second High School Versus Freshmen At Liberty Park Rivalry Game
A fierce rivalry game is set today between Second High School and the Freshmen at Liberty Park. Lineups include Second: Lewis Maltby Lenig Imhoff Payne Brown Diffendaffer Griggs Kelly Scott Letts and Freshmen: Neeley Quigley Epperson Kelk Rider Johnson Collins Adams Glenn Perdue Poteet.
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Liberty Park
Lewis
Maltby
Lenig
Imhoff
Payne
Brown
Diffendaffer
Griggs
Kelly
Scott
Letts
Neeley
Quigley
Epperson
Kelk
Rider
Johnson
Collins
Adams
Glenn
Perdue
Poteet
Woodmen of the World Initiation and Upcoming Election
At the Sedalia Camp No. 16 meeting L. C. Thomas and E. H. Meeks were initiated. Two weeks from last night, on December 1, the group will hold a business meeting to elect officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Camp No. 16
Woodmen of the World
L. C. Thomas
E. H. Meeks
W.O. W
Kansas City Buyer Eyes Limestone Belle at $2500 Price
Mr. Woodward of Kansas City inspected Limestone Belle, Monsees' High School mate, in the city yesterday and plans to decide by Monday on a $2,500 purchase offer.
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Woodward
Kansas City
L. M. Monsees
Limestone Belle
Sedalia Visitor Delights Benton County Readers
John W. Baldwin of Sedalia passed through on his southern trip. The Sedalia Sentinel, well patronized in Sedalia, has made its way into many Benton county homes, drawing praise from locals. Mr. and Mrs. Will Terrell returned Saturday from Sedalia.
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John W. Baldwin
Sedalia
John
Benton County
Will Terrell
Holden Globe
Missouri Pacific
Katy
W.S. O’brien
Sante Fe
Kansas City
Cele
Fred Goddard
S. M. Goddard
Carrie Schweir
St. Louis
Goddard
W. A. Williams
Sentinel
Lexington
Independence
Smith’s Crossing
Higginsville
W. V. Curtis
Winston—Lexington
Football today preview notes a game on schedule
A brief sports item announces a football game to be played today with emphasis on the event and its timing. No teams or venue are named in the supplied text.
Sunday at the First Christian Church
Last Sunday night the largest audience in church history attended. Mr Putman speaks on The Unexpected Christ in the morning and Certitudes in the evening. Mrs W D Steele sings A Dream of Heaven, with a large usher corps ready to accommodate attendees.
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Putman
First Christian Church
Christ
Mrs. Young to Visit Grandmother in Fayette
Mrs. Fred L. Young left this morning for a trip to Fayette to visit her grandmother Mrs. L. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Young
Mrs. L. Cook
Fayette
Man Killed by Unusually Wide Car in Railroad Accident
The body of Jack Dean arrived from Wilcox Arizona, injured while unloading cattle when a wider than normal car crushed him between a cattle pen and the car as it passed. He died after a brief exclamation, and the funeral is set for Sunday at 2:30 at the Baptist church under O R C auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dean
Wilcox
Arizona
Missouri Pacific
W. W. Acton
Southern Pacific
San Navier Division
Lafayette Street
The
Baptist Church
Jucoon City Division No. 60
J. B. Fuller
Dean
Kato
Mr. Dean
Katy
J. McDougall
William Hodgins
L. M. Barnard
M. W. Burnap
Chas. Campbell
Railroad work injuries and illnesses listed for workers
A list of railroad crew members with injuries and illnesses including lumbago amputation contusions fractures and fevers. Names include W R Grace F W Grace A W Landers W Bostick 5S Corbett H L Farmsworth Cathera Salager J T Foster A B Overly T J Young C Ford William Brice J B Dorch with locations Denison Denison Temple Milford Hillsboro Farmersville Italy and Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Grace
Denison
F. W. Grace
A. W. Landers
Bridgeman
Milford
W. Bostick
Hillsboro
P. Corbett
Brakeman
H. L. Farmsworth
Farmersville
Cathera Salager
Italy
J. T. Foster
Temple
A. B. Overly
T. J. Young
Nevada
C. Ford
William Brice
Waco
J. B. Dorch
Among the Trains. C. L. Shugart, the Missouri
C. L. Shugart of Missouri delivers remarks or a report related to trains, with emphasis on railway topics and regional transportation matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Shugart
Missouri
California Prosperity Noted By Visiting Congressman Kahn
Congressman Julius Kahn of San Francisco rode through Sedalia on Missouri Pacific train No 2 en route to Washington. He praised California prosperity, cited a doubling of shipments to the Orient in the past year, and said the boom would continue. He attended a Tennessee boys Philippines banquet invitation but left for the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kahn
San Francisco
Missouri Pacific
Washington, D. C
Congress
Sedalia
California
Philippines
Islands
Orient
Kahn
William J. Bryan
Bryan
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Pear
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Kruger
Pacific Brakemen
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