Mitchell Denounces Courts as Labor Loss of Respect
Scranton dispatch reports President Mitchell claiming labor unions have lost respect for courts. McVeagh charges him with responsibility for strike disorder in coal regions as cross examination continues. Violence themes dominate, with defense arguing law and order while noting potential winter strikes. Witnesses from Sedalia and Warrensburg travel as Orrison preaches ahead of about seventy five expected participants.
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McVeagh
Mitchell
Scripps-McRae
Scranton
Strike Arbitration Commission
John Lenahan
McVeach
Jackson
Sedalia
Frank Crews
E. E. Johnson
Cord Brandt
Warrensburg
Orrison
Electric Chair Jadiens Military Band Is Featured
A Sedalia audience packed the church for an entertaining course last night. Music lovers praised the program which began early with doors opening at 6 30 and included cornet solos soprano and trombone pieces and a grand finale to the Star Spangled Banner performed by the Colonial Ladies Band and performers Misses Woodsum Chapman Bissell Parsons Howe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lala Recesyveu
Sigur
Coissusa Chu
Mise
St. Clair
Colonial Ladies’ Band
Collinson
First National Bank Stockholders Ordered to Pay Remaining Assessment
The Supreme Court reversed lower rulings and held stockholders of the de unct First National Bank of Sedalia liable for the remaining 25 percent assessment on par value as part of the bank failure proceedings. The case involved Martha E. Smith et al versus Parry L. Deweese and later Edwin F. Brown as receiver.
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Supreme Court
First National Bank of
Sedalia
Martha E. Smith
Parry E. Deweese
Parry L. Deweese
Edwin F. Brown
Otice
W.S. Shirk
Wim
Shirk
William M. Williams
Slander case Orrison Gott stand heard in Warrens County
The famous Orrison Gott case is being heard today in the Johnson County court at Warrens. Proceedings unfold with observers noting a high profile collision between the two prominent figures.
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Hnson County
Warrens
Investigation Put Off At AFL Meeting In New Orleans
The November 18 1922 AFL meeting in New Orleans postponed the Gompers investigation as the fifth member of the committee remained unchosen. Debate centered on proposals to criminalize ticket scalping and old age pensions were discussed as delegates from England Enoch Edwards and M Arrandale arrived.
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Scripps-McRae
New Orleans
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Investigaton Committee
England
Enoch Edwards
M.arrandale
Tragedy in Paola as Teenager Killed by Katy Train
A sixteen year old boy was fatally struck by a Katy train in Paola Kansas last night. He was unidentified with a pocket notebook containing the sole clue to his name. Local authorities continue to investigate the case.
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Scripps-McRae
Paola
Kan
Katy
Embezzlement Case Hits American Express Agent
A. B. Schletzbaum, ex Missouri Pacific relief man, arrested in Birdwell for allegedly embezzling 28,000 from the American Express company. He lured aid from a Kentucky route agent, had ties to Dresden Lamonte and Sedalia, and kept letters offering easy money. Witnesses Kemp Steele and Lee traveled from Dresden to Birdwell to testify as the case proceeds Friday.
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A. B. Sentetzbaum
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Lamonte
Pleasant Hill
Oh R Joints
Desden
Bardwer, Icky
American Express Company
Kentucky
Schtetzbaum
Stalia
Dresden
H. C. Kemp
Kemp
Schletzbaum
Harry W. Steele
Steele
J. M. Lee
Birdwell
Dalzell Denies Withdrawing From Speakership Race
Washington November 18 Congressman Dalzell of Pennsylvania strongly denies withdrawing from the speakership race and states he takes no stock in the Cannon speculation.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Doctors Dunkin Osteopathic Physicians Ad
Drs Dunkin osteopathic physicians at 309 10 Hoffman build provide medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Dunkin
Osteopathic Physicians
Hoffman
Stylish Coats for Girls Described in Sedalia Ads
An advertisement highlights girls coats offered in Sedalia market with styles described as extravagant and mid priced. Featured items include broadcloth long coats for ages 3 to 6, melton square cape coats, greer corduroy models with white silk embroidery, kersey coats in red and castor, and black velvet ensembles with decorative trims. Prices range from 5.75 to 6.50.
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Sedalia
Melton
Greer
Kersey
Castor
Hosiery and Underwear Prices From an Antique Ad
An old advertisement lists hosiery and underwear items with prices ranging from 25 cents to 1.50 dollars. It details fine ribbed cotton vests two weights fleece pants and vests in black gray all wool ribbed sets and equestrienne tights in black, offered in sizes and fabrics including silk embroidery satin fly and wool blends.
Dainty Neck Dressings for Women Highlighted in Sedalia Ads
Sedalia shoppers praise home stores for neckwear variety and value. Advertised items include ruffs of liberty silk and black chiffon with lace and embroidered turnovers priced from 15 cents to 15 dollars, with notable options in peau de soie and taffeta.
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Sedalian
Sedalia
November Blanket Sale Highlights All Wool Bargains
The notice promotes a November blanket sale with several all wool blankets priced from 3.75 to 7.75 dollars per pair or per blanket. Offers include full sized all wool plaid blankets, extra large white blankets, gray striped bordered wool blankets, and cotton blankets in various sizes and colors. Also lists cotton blankets from 48 cents to 1.25 dollars and heavy extra large options with fancy borders.
Death claims the son of Sedalia carpenter
Oscar Bryson twenty three year old son of James Bryson dies at his father’s home after a long illness with consumption. He had traveled for health reasons to Colorado and Texas and was recalled to mourn his dying mother. Funeral set for 2 pm at East Sedalia Baptist Church with Rev. Powell officiating and interment at Bala Kansas. Pallbearers named from railway colleagues include R S Yost W W Hoffman C S Pace T F Brown S Fletcher and J J Jsidd.
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Oscar Bryson
James Bryson
East Seventh Street
Bryson
Colorado
Texas
Columbia
Mr. Bryson
Sedalia
East Sedalia Baptist Church
E. L. Powell
Bala
Kas
Mr. Luke
R. S. Yost
W. W. Hoffman
C. S. Pace
T. F. Brown
S. Fletcher
J. J. Jsidd
Funeral of Mrs Luke After Dying Yesterday
The body of Mrs. N. H. Luke, who died yesterday, was placed on the fast mail this morning. No services were held. A separate item reports London news that Eugene Sandow, famed strongman, is believed drowned in the wreck of the steamer Elongamite near Three Kings Islands, with a later dispatch saying Sandow is on the Melbourne.
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N. H. Luke
Fast Mail
Scripps-McRae
London
Eugene Sandow
Three Kings’ Islands
Sandow
Melbourne
Newland
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Pres
Mitchell Ueiits
Courts OF Law
Jadien
First National Bank
John Track
Auburn
Scripps-McRae Social
N. Y
New York
Auburn Prison
Fank Miller
Courtland County
Truck
Miller
Desugman
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Isidro Degusman
Lieut
Piera
Olr
Luizbabald
Greater Hail
J.D. Hail Dry Goods Company
Mrs. Luke
Kansas
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