Tragic Railside Death At Mill Street Crossing
James M. Guire, a city street department worker, killed by a Missouri Pacific switch engine at the Mill street crossing. A widow and six children left desolate as investigation notes possible negligence by switching crew and lack of night watchman.
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Mill Street
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
James M. Guire
Guire
West Main Street
Grand Avenue
Guier
R. P. Moore
el Paso
Texas
Joseph
Bessie
Kansas City
Louis
Willie
Clio
Mitch Finnegan
Lew Kest
Tom Newman
T. J. Ryan
Cowan
German Pioneer Society Events Draw Holiday Visitors
A large crowd gathers in Liberty Park for German Pioneer Day festivities with concerts and dancing. Missouri Pacific shop team members participate in a football game, reception committees greet delegates at trains, and Friemel’s Military band escorts visitors. Local officials and speakers arrive, including C. M. Pendleton and Nick Haerle.
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Liberty Park
Missouri Pacific
Williams
Bodendeck
Finnigan
Garnell
Galley
Askren
Watt Young
Glen Woods
Fred Young
Marcum
Halmes Hall
C. M. Pendleton
Katy
Nick Haerle
Lexington
Friemel
C. H. Wagner
Warrensburg
Sedalia High to Visit State University on Special Train
Sedalia High School plans a Friday trip to the State University in Columbia Missouri on October 13. The excursion, run under the High School faculty, will use a special MKT train with low rates promised. Delegation will tour the university and other sights while in session. The club discussion, led by Reverend Scott, will focus on Ancient Literature as part of the University Extension program for the upcoming year.
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Sedalia High School
State University
Columbia
Sentinel
Iay
Rey.scott
Night Chief Nets Suspect After City Chase
After a lengthy pursuit at Prospect school, Night Chief Jackson arrested Edward Morgan, accused by Everett Dice of assault. Morgan denied charges, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, and was fined. Police also jailed R C Young for drunken conduct, and Reed Hopkins was found with stolen trousers. the hired girl admitted taking jewelry but returned most items, with no prosecution.
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Jackson
Prospect School
Everett Dice
Edward Morgan
Dice
Sedalia
Arkansas
Morgan
Burress
R. C. Young
Persom
Reed Hopkins
Witcher
Gresham
Lawrence Lac Phate
Laupheimer
North
Grand Avenue
Ned Spencer
Reorganization Underway as St Louis Militia Grows
Adjutant General Bell leads rapid militia reorganization in Missouri. St Louis regiment receives guns and will be uniformed once Washington supplies uniforms. He notes 1600 arms gifted, total 4200 rifles and ammunition secured, with uniforms to be provided by the government.
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Adjt
Bell
Globe Democrat
St. Louis
Washington
Miliia
Building Up a Big Business in Healing
Secretary Rob J. Taylor of the Worlds School of Magnetic Healing receives inquiries from four states besides Missouri. The SENTINEL notes the rapid abroad spread of Prof. Gresham's drugless healing system and predicts Sedalia's school may rival Prof. Weltmer's Nevada institution. Gresham and his staff are claimed to achieve remarkable results.
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Rob J. Taylor
School of Magnetic Healing
Missouri
Prof. Gresham
Sentinel
Sedalia
Weltmer
Nevada
Gresham
Liberty park holiday events draw crowd and officials
Crowds packed cars to the park for an afternoon half holiday with stores closed 2 to 5 pm at the mayor's request. Mayor Overstreet and council members attend the opening at Liberty park with a welcome address. A 25 cent concert and ball follow. Special policemen are appointed and a university day trip may include a football match.
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Overstreet
Liberty Park
T. G. Price
John Evans
Osiris Club Opens New Year With First Meeting
The Osiris club announces its first meeting of the year to be held next Monday evening at the home of Mesdames Smith and Cotton. The event invites members to gather for an initial discussion and plans for upcoming activities.
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Osiris Club
Mesdames Smith and Cotton
Mrs McDonald Struck by Bicycle at Third and Ohio
An aged blind woman named Mrs. McDonald was knocked down this afternoon at the corner of Third and Ohio by a bicycle ridden by Joe Mason. She was crossing with a boy guiding her. Mason was watching a buggy. Her dress was caught in the wheel and she fell, but suffered no serious injuries.
Miners Near Settlement With Katy Over Coal Shortage
A Nevada Mail report notes striking coal miners near a settlement with the M. K. and T. railroad. Informants say Katy is short of coal and its flyer delayed due to fuel supply issues. Miners and operators expect a resolution in the coming days.
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Katy
Nevada Mail
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W. T. Morris
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Bid Shobe
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Louis Guier
Mesdames Lelia Kidd
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S. Shirk
George Longan
J. C. Thompson
Mesdames Clay Arnold
Howard McCreary
Frank Houston
J. J. Frey
Albuquerque
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Lelia Kidd
W. S. Shirk
Bettie Gentry
Garrett
The
Pioneer Society
Committee On Entertainment
the Sentinel
F. E. McGuire
J. F. McDougall
McDougall
Columbea
the State University
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Sarah Stone
Ladies and Society
Trinity English Lutheran Church
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