Sedalia City Council Ends Session Without Major Action
A full council meeting in Sedalia resulted in no investigation of Alderman Brown and no action to clear Main Street. The body approved a district sewer for area 16, discussed park fencing, cemetery plots, and lighting bids, and authorized small expenditures while adjourning after routine business.
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Brown
Main Street
Overstreet
Hansberger
Dean
Starr
Jones
Myers
Porter
Ethridge
Chas. E. Yeater
Captain Stevens
Water Company
Missouri Pacific Railway
State Board of Agriculture
Liberty Park
East Sedalia
Marshall
East
Sedalia
Park Commissioners
Klansberger
C. C. Wells
T. W. Marshall & Co
Married at High Noon in St. Vincent's Church
At high noon today in St. Vincent's church Rev Fr Healey united Timothy Sullivan of Temple Texas and Mamie Gibney of this city in marriage. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gibney of East Saline street, is a popular accomplished young lady. the groom, foreman of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe shops at Temple, Texas, is a well known, industrious young man. The Sentinel extends congratulations to the couple.
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St. Vincent’s Church
Fr. Healey
Timothy Sullivan
Temple
Texas
Mamie Gibney
John Gibney
East Saline Street
The
Sentinel
Modern Brotherhood Lodge Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
Special meeting of Lodge No. 4601 Modern Brotherhood of America set for Thursday night October 5 at the 1. O. O. F. hall to discuss lodge business and plans.
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Lodge No. 4601
Modern Brotherhood — of America
O. O. F. Hall
Beer Inspection Battle Moves to Supreme Court
Writ of injunction set aside by Judge Burgess prompts test of new beer inspection law. Inspector Kenamore plans to begin inspections under the law, with prosecutors targeting brewers using prohibited cereals and seeking $500 fines per offense.
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Wood
Crow
Kenamore
Supreme Court
Rise in Coal Prices Amid Scarcity Worries
Coal prices climb rapidly with potential shortages. Dealers cite shortages of cars and reduced output along with a recent cold snap. Ordinary grade coal sells 11 to 15 cents per bushel while high grade runs 14 to 16 cents, indicating tightening supply in Chicago and beyond.
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Chicago
Whipping Post Debate in The Old Dominion
The Atlanta Constitution criticizes corporal punishment as a cost saver for Missouri and notes Virginia’s 15 lash sentence for a young criminal across the Potomac. The commentary questions whether civilization has improved despite modern reform pressures.
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Atlanta Constitution
Missouri
Virginia
Potomac
Washington
Old Dominion
Supreme Court to Rule on Beer Inspection Writ
The writ halts Inspector Kenamore from enforcing the last Legislature beer inspection law. Judge Wood had barred enforcement. the case goes to the Supreme Court. Attorney General Crow and Senator Farris argue the injunctions misapply executive testing and that the law’s constitutionality is separable from such orders. Coal supply notes anthracite not as tight this season.
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Spector
Banc
Wood
Consolidated Brewers of
St. Louis
Kenamore
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Crow
Frank Farris
Circuit Court
Marshal Lee
Sedalia Hospital Ladies Hear Reports On Work and Punishment
The Sedalia City Hospital association held a monthly meeting at Mrs. A. P. Morey’s home. Mrs. M. L. Powers was elected house committee for the coming month. The group discussed improvements, admitted and treated seven patients last month, with two still in care. The talk contrasted corporal punishment with imprisonment as a deterrent and argued for reduced jail populations and alternative penalties.
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The
Sedalia City Hospital Association
A. P. Morey
M. L. Powers
Collections for September City Collector Reports
City Collector Sheerin lists September collections including real and personal taxes and penalties. Totals show tax receipts, penalties, and prior years figures, with lines for wheme dram shop licenses and cemetery lot sales referenced in the miscellaneous sources.
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Sheerin
Astin
Wedding to Greet October In Community Ceremony
Among the noted social events of the first week of October will be the wedding of two local residents. The couple plans a simple ceremony followed by a reception open to family and friends. Further details will be announced by the families.
Prisoner acquitted on doubt in cigar theft case at Pettis court
Police court sessions in Pettis County feature Taylor Williams charged with stealing cigars from Serva drugstore and facing judge Burress who postpones the case. A jury in a separate matter finds Williams guilty beyond reasonable doubt but acquits due to doubt. In another raid, Constable Robb and deputy Gresham arrest Susan Moe Elvida Moon Nellie Lathrop for immoral conduct, case continued before Justice Rogers.
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P. F. Richmond
Burress
Taylor Wibha
Serva
H Bates
Williams
Pettis
James Robb
Thomas Gresham
Eas
Susan Moe Elvida Moon
Nellie Lathrop
Justice Rogers
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CTY Council
Electric Railway Company
Messrs
Edward Hurley
George E. Dugan
Modern Brotherhood
Inspector Kenamore
G. D. Burgess
Circuit Court of
R.G. Kenamore
Beerin
Pense
Edith Derr
Ciety Hospital Association
Delaware
Generi
Six Mile Road
Taylor Williams
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