Russia Moves Great Fleet as Japan Crisis Grows
Russian fleet of ninety vessels moves to anchorage opposite Japan’s fleet at Masinpho as tensions rise over Manchuria. Diplomatic circles warn of a crisis while St Petersburg officials speak of possible war and aims to cripple Japan to retain Manchuria. Washington says the U.S. will protect equal trading rights and push for opening Moukden and Antung ports.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
London
Russia
Japan
Korea
Masinpho
Port Arthur
Paris
Rusia
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Far East
United States
Baron Hayashi
Washington
Moukden
Antung
State Department
Sedalia Couple Wed in Poplar Bluff Missouri
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Blandina Kirkhoff daughter of Mr and Mrs G J Kirkhoff Sedalia to Mr Charles Overfield at Poplar Bluff Missouri on Wednesday the couple will reside in Poplar Bluff after November 1 Mr and Mrs Overfield formerly resided in Sedalia and will be at home in Poplar Bluff.
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Blandina Kirkhoff
G. J. Kirkhoff
Sedalia
Charles Overfield
Poplar Bluff
Mrs. Overfield
Rowers Strive In Tight Gridiron Scrimmage
Both teams battled through a hard scrimmage as players continued to work hard but failed to score. No serious injuries occurred, with only minor bruises reported on members of both teams. Lineups matched the Sentinel’s Wednesday print with a few position changes.
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Liberty Park
Neely
Wells
Perdue
Bradley
Collins
the Sentinel
Arraignment of Mattie Herold in October 19 Continued
Mattie Herold, alleged to have stolen $10 from Mattie Arnold, was arraigned in Justice Smith's court. Her case was continued until October 19. William Leisay received a five day county jail sentence for disturbing the peace.
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Mattie Herold
Mattie Arnold
Justice Smith
William Leisay
Evangelist Ghormley to Fill Pulpit at Broadway Church
In Rev. PF L Cook's absence at Broadway Christian, Rev. J T Ghormley of Portland Oregon will preach this Sunday and stay with the Cook family as a guest for a few weeks while Cook assists in evangelistic work at Kingsville Missouri.
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PF. L. Cook
Broadway Christian Church
Kingsville
J. T. Ghormley
Portland
Oregon
Two More Indictments in Postal Bribery Case
Daniel Miller former second assistant to Attorney General Tyner of the Post Office Department and lawyer Joseph Johns were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to obtain a bribe from turf commissioner J. J. Ryan. Evidence shows Miller wired Johns in Washington to meet Ryan about a fraud order, with Ryan allegedly paying Johns 2500 for a favorable decision and 2000 to revise advertising to evade the law.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Daniel Miller
Tyner
Post Office Department
Joseph Johns
Federal Grand Jury
J. J. Ryan
Miller
Johns
Washington
Ryan
Autumn Millinery Opening and Three Day Synod Session
A grand autumn millinery opening invites the public to view Parisian pattern inspired hats at low prices from J. D. Hail Dry Goods Co. in Sedalia. The Missouri Synod Cumberland Presbyterian church begins a three day meeting October 13 with about 150 delegates, inviting public attendance and detailing rail fare reductions and a full program of services and addresses.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sixth and
Osage Avenues
Sedalia
E. B. Surface
J. W. Mitchell
Marshall
Cumberland Presbyterian
Nashville
Tenn
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Hannegan
Flood Congress Now to Session
A flood congress of Missouri and Kansas towns met in Kansas City to seek methods to prevent future floods after summer inundations. Key figures included Senators Cockrell Burton and Governor Bailey with Kansas lawmakers Calderhead Scott Campbell Curtis Bowersock Miller and Missouri representatives Cowherd Hamlin. Mayor Gilbert opened the meeting and Waters Fox urged dyke construction along the Kansas River banks.
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Scripps McRae Press Association
Kansas City
Kaw River
Missouri
Kansas
Cockrell
Burton
Bailey
Calderhead
Scott
Campbell
Curtis
Bowersock
Miller
Cowherd
Hamlin
Gilbert
Kas
Reed
Waters Fox
A Freak of the Elements Strikes Pettis County Home
A sudden gust during a mild Wednesday evening tornado-like feat wholly unpredicted tore the roof off Charles Landers farm home six miles northwest of Sedalia. The sun shone at the time, making the event appear a peculiar weather freak with only his house damaged.
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Pettis County
Charles Landers
Sedalia
Missouri
Mr. Landers
Frank Larkin Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Frank Larkin was arraigned before Magistrate Truxel in police court this morning and pleaded guilty to keeping late hours. He received a $5 fine plus costs.
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Frank Larkin
Truxel
Novelty Dress Goods Pricing From Miss Latham Dept
The dressmaking department under Miss Latham now handles orders with prompt service. Novelty mixed Wool Suitings range from $1.75 to $2.50 with browns greens and grays. Zibalines with faint checks priced at $1.50 and imported Wool Suitings at $1.50 to $1.75. Novelty Suitings with blue and green grounds and tiny black nubs at $2.46. Zibaline variants in browns blues and black sell for $1.75 to $2.50. Novelty Mohairs for shirtwaists and children's dresses sell at 75 cents.
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Latham
The Right Sort of Veilings In Fashion Wardrobes
Veils become essential for well dressed women as a fashion mandate. They protect stray locks in autumn breezes and complement hats. News on affordable veils features Pattern Chiffon Veils from soc to $1.50, Mesh Veils, Black Net Veils, and Chiffon Veils in multiple colors with decorative details and borders.
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Soc
Tailored Suits Priced From 12.50 to 16.50 in 1900s Style
A Norfolk Jacket Suit graded at 12.50 with cheviot and full lined design. Other suits range 14.50 to 16.50 in oxford blends or black Venetian fabrics with satin linings and caped collars. Planning and organization valued at 15 dollars for expert skill.
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Norfolk
Hosiery and Underwear Stock At True Cost Values
A local retailer touts a deep October stock of hosiery and underwear with no middlemen profiting in any garment. The offer includes women's vests and pants, union suits, children's wear, and varied hosiery priced from 4c to 65c, emphasizing bulk buying to maintain low costs.
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Sident
W. H
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Autumn Mill Nery
the Greater Hail Store
J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
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The
Missouri Synod of the Cumber
Land Presbyterian Church
J. H. Tharp
L. N. Montgomery
Alonzo Pearson
W. J. Darby
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Committee On Christian Endeavor
W. L. Darby
H. F. Smith
B. P. Fullerton D. D
G. H. Harbour
Committee On Sabbath Schools
G. A. Blair
R. L. Shepherd
B. P. Fullerton
W. C. Hicks
A. E. Perry
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J.D. Hail Dry Goods Co
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