Ten Bodies Unearthed at Medical College of Indiana
Ten decomposed bodies were found in the basement of the Medical College of Indiana in Indianapolis by detectives and a relative of a stolen body. A custodian swore that only six bodies remained in pickling vats. College officials blame political persecution and say cadavers spoiled in a previous fire. No arrests, with possible sensational developments promised next week.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Medical College of Indiana
Asch and Manning
W. F. Long
Wallace Johnson
Ebenezer Cemetery
Bud Day
Oliver
Dr. Jamison
Collins
Dr. Oliver
President Roosevelt
Tragedy at Dow’s Involving Brushes and Scattered Items
A distressing incident at Dow’s involved brushes and various items causing damage and concern for workers. Officials investigated the scene as bystanders described a chaotic moment with muted details.
Springfield Faces Coal Shortage Amid Winter Threats
Oct 5 report warns of severe coal scarcity as supplies dwindle and rail shipments fail. Wood delivery also unreliable due to rain damaged roads and lack of available cars, leaving communities with limited fuel options and distress.
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Springfield
Atry
Missouri Valley league plans and player reserve list outlined
The Missouri Valley league magnates set an October 15 meeting in Kansas City to outline plans for next year. Joplin and others weighed venue choices after a banquet, with changes expected across the circuit and franchise offers. President Shively listed reserve players for next season across Nevada Iola Chanute Fort Scott Jefferson City Springfield Sedalia and Joplin.
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Missouri Valley League
Kansas City
Joplin
D. M. Shively
Shively
Ben Henderson
EF. C. McDill
Louis Ury
Frank Layne
Robert Howell
Harry Hester
Joe Snooks
Owen Shannon
Carl Green
Roy Woodbury
Jefferson City
John Holla
James Cartright
Joseph Lawtner
Sam North
Joseph O'Holaran
J. B. Ryan
Thomas R. Cave
R. E. Cochran
C. B. Porter
Arlon Scroggin
Eugene Ball
Thomas Herbert
Outfielder McConnell
Springfield
Charles Schmidt
John Perrine
William Schipke
Harry Bayless
Joseph J. Zoellers
Harry Kane
Edward Craig
J. E. Adams
James McDowell
George Ehle
Sedalia
Don Vandine
Chas. Barrett
George Allen
Robert Lawson
John Shrant
Harry Gross
William White
Henry Ford
Paul 8
Curtis
Frank Burson
Richard Rhon
Guy Reid
William Roedell
Sedalia Displays Finest Perfume Line at Bard Drug
The Bard Drug Co announces a celebrated hand-joined line of perfumes praised as the finest quality ever offered in Sedalia. The display highlights premium scents and limited stocks for local shoppers seeking luxury fragrances.
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Sedalia
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Ransom Post Train to Washington Trip Noted
The Republic of Sunday reports Ransom Post with the White Hussar Band of Allen and city notables will depart Union Station on a Big Four special train at 8 this morning. Ira Bronson, Missouri department commander, and staff will ride. en route supper at Cincinnati and breakfast at Clifton Forge. Train reaches Washington about 2 pm October 6. Post and its escort will be quartered at Ho Johnson on Thirteenth Street in Pennsylvania Avenue.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kastonson
Missouri
Republic of Sunday
Ransom Post
Alan
Union Station
Ira Bronson
Cincinnati
Clifton Forge
Washington
Post
Ho| Johnson
Thirteenth Street
Pennsyivania Avenue
Sunday Morning Blaze Damages Howard Street Home
A small fire at the home of R. Hendley on Howard Street near the Katy coal shutes prompted a Sunday morning response by the fire department. The kitchen floor suffered a burn hole and surrounding woodwork minorly damaged. total damage about 250 dollars, insured. The origin remains unknown as the family was away at the time.
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R. Hendley
Howard Street
Katy
Perfume State News Wentworth Game Preview
Perfume State News reports Wentworth Military academy hosts Hill's Business College football team in Lexington this afternoon for a key matchup.
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Wentworth
Hill
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
WANTS PRISON SHOPS Move to Kansas Prisons Considered
Warden Jewett of the Kansas state prison visited the Missouri penitentiary to discuss moving shoe contractors to Kansas. He offered room heat light and power and convict labor at 50 cents a day per man with a possible 10 cent raise. Bruns and Co. may refuse and move shops outside the prison when current contract ends. Contractors complain of shop repairs and management, prompting potential changes.
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Jefferson City
Jewett
Kansas State Prison
Missouri Institution
Kansas Institution
Bruns and Co
Two Men Arrested for Lead Pipe Theft in Gould Hotel Case
George Venable and Jim Stewart were arrested Saturday by Officer Jim Card for stealing lead pipes and other metal from the old Gould hotel at the corner of Main and Lamine streets.
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George Venable
Jim Stewart
Jim Card
Gould Hotel
Free Instructions in Embroidery by Mrs Human
Embroidery lessons offered on Tuesdays and Fridays from 2 to 5 o clock. Mrs Human will teach basic stitches and patterns in a community room setting. Participants should bring needles and thread.
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Mrs. Human
Railway lodge split spurs new Jefferson City chapter
First Grand Master W G Lee of Cleveland Ohio caused a division of Prairie Queen Lodge No 18 B of R T at Hoffman hall East Fifth street The Missouri Pacific railway will move trainmen from Sedalia to Jefferson City creating Lodge No 637 to be organized there Prairie Queen lodge becomes Katy lodge with 67 members and all Katy employees A new lodge is planned in Jefferson City this week plus remarks about local commerce and ads follow
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W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Cleveland, O
Prairie Queen Lodge No. 18
R. T
Hoffman Hall
East Fifth Street
Missouri Pacific Railway
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Prairie Queen Lodge
Katy Lodge
Katy
Accific
W. E. Bard Drug Co
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Denistry
Br. E. Broaddus
Katy Hospital
St. Louis
Chas. Love
Love
the Sentinel
Mr. Love
George Fifer
East Sedelia
East Third Street
Scott
Dow's
Stoltzma
Fort Scott
Kas
Will Stolzman
Frisco
Pawnee
R. J. Morrison
Stolzman
Stolziman
Morrison
Wanhesgton
Dow’s
Jewet
Kansas Penitentiary
Candy Palace
Sorosis
Neltie
J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
R. T. Lodge
W. G.lee
Cleveland
Ohio
Elle
Se Penses
Carl
M. C. R. Egglestoi
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