Vindication at Last for Gilmer in Post Office Scandals
Attorneys Bonaparte and Conroad report to the president detailing perceived injustice toward Thomas W. Gilmer, a treasury employee who first uncovered post office graft. Gilmer, reduced in salary and reassigned after his findings, is now promised vindication as investigators press ahead with their fraud probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bonaparte
Conroad
Thomas W. Gilmer
Treasury
Gilmer
Tulloch
Tracewell
Archbishop Kain Placed Very Low in Baltimore
Baltimore archbishop Francis Kain is very low and entirely unconscious on October 13, with experts fearing he may not survive the day. The report notes his critical condition as he remains unresponsive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Baltimore, Md
Kain
Aged Members Gather at East Sedalia Baptist Church
The Missionary and Aid society hosted a Monday afternoon gathering for elderly church members and friends. The event, aimed at expressing appreciation and linking with the new pastor, featured hymns, remarks, prayers, and refreshments. Eldest attendee was Mrs. Mason, 84, with special note of a blind sister among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Mason
Co. V. Northrop
Mabel
Nina
Belle Ragan
E. A. Montgomery
Elizabeth
Mesdames L. S. Eddins
Schaffer
F. Hall
E. J. Crawford
Charles Oman
G. D. Bryson
E. E. Francis
Ira Melton
A. A. Brown
G. P. Letts
Charles Hoffman
M. A. Cole
L. F. Williams
J. J. Bertchie
R. C. Stanley
M. J. Smith
W. B. Brown
A. Doss
R. A. Stanley
M. E. Mosby
Mary Woolery
Eliza Amos
Ermarine McCormick
H. Ruble
N. J. Brunk
R. A. Dolph
M. A. Baugh
E L. Momberg
A. R. Roberts
F. L. Weller
A. Roach
L. M. Morris
Will Momberg
Jennie Marcum
E. M. Mason
John Murphy
Westminster College to mark fiftieth founding anniversary
Westminster College Ful ton celebrates its fiftieth anniversary October 22 23 with Governor Dockery speaking and a full program including reunions Greek societies football with William Jewell and a 25th anniversary for the Y M C A the oldest college association west of the Mississippi. Alumni and Sedalia residents attend including Capt T C Toll and P G Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster College
Fulton
Presbyterian College of Missouri
Dockery
Coyle
General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church
Charles C. Horseman
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
W. H. Wallace
J. McD. Trimble
Kansas City
C. Orrick Bishop
Selden P. Spencer
S. T. Priest
St. Louis
S. Ed Young
Pittsburg
Westminster
William Jewell
Young Men’s Christian Association
College Association
Mississippi
Societies of Religious Inquiry
Sedalia
T. CC. Tolland
P. G. Stafford
Lee Montgomery
D. M. Claggett
J. T. Montgomery
Robb Returns From Muskogee On Stumpf Death Case
James A. Robb, who went to Muskogee I T to investigate the death of John Stumpf, reports the young man died by his own hand in a delirium. The deceased left about $190 cash in a bank, and an administrator has been appointed to manage his estate.
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St. Peter and St. Pan Lleve
Nechael
Tie
Siberia
St. Peter and St. Paul
Schlosselburg
Lake Lagoda
Lorient
Brittany
Peter S. Polivanoff
Siberiia
France
Polivanoff
Russia
People‘s Will Party
Revolutionary Party
Novitsky
Novitskoy
Paria
N. V. Mouravioff
Grehe- Zlatoplosky
Grachevsky
Baedenovich
Schlusselburge
James A. Robb
Muskogee
I. T
John Stumpf
Mr. Robb
the Sentinel
Death of Viola Thompson at 26 in Sedalia
Viola Thompson 26, sister of Mrs. Charles Guinn, died at Guinns home in Sedalia at 7 am from typhoid fever. She had recently moved from Jennings Oklahoma and planned to join her husband in Sedalia. She leaves three children and a husband. Funeral plans await word from Mr. Thompson. The Greater Hall Store millinery display extends to noon tomorrow due to weather.
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Viola Thompson
Charles Guinn
East Eleventh Street
Sedalia
Jennings
Oklahoma
Mr. Thompson
Cundiff Family Plans Winter Move to Seventh and Lamine
J. J. Cundiff and family living southeast of the city will move Wednesday to the corner of Seventh and Lamine streets. The family prefers farming but Editor Cundiff dislikes continuing agricultural work during the winter months.
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J. J. Cundiff
Seventh
Lamine
Cundiff
Trial of Prison Mutineers Begins at Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas October 13 F C Hynes contracting engineer testified as the first witness in the trial of five penitentiary mutineers placed on the stand after both sides opened arguments This defense claims the men had a right to escape due to alleged inhuman treatment by prison officials No significant disturbance from friends materialized.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Leavenworth, Kas
F. C. Hynes
Castle assumes senior partner role at Jenkins and Wells
W. J. Castle today took charge of Mr. Ben Jenkins interest in the Jenkins and Wells implement store on South Osage street and becomes the senior partner. Mr Jenkins has not decided his future plans.
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W. J. Castle
Ben Jenkins
Jenkins & Wells
South Osage Street
Jenkins
Elijah Dowie Demands Zionists Move to New York
Dowie told 6000 at Zion City Tabernacle that Zion members who do not go to New York will wither away and lose prosperity. Restoration host, 3000 strong, reviewed before Dowie. 3018 members registered with 232 more en route to Madison Square Garden as 4000 expected.
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Chicago
Ill
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Tabernacle
Zion
New York
Madison Square Garden
Dowie
Tailored suits showcased by The Greater Hail Store
The Greater Hail Store promotes high quality suits with designer workmanship and inventive styles. Prices include $12.50 for blouses and suits, $16.50 for cheviot blouse suits, $14.50 for walking skirts, $18.75 for Zebaline walking suits, and a $18.75 peau de soie trimmed black cheviot ensemble.
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Zebaline
Dress and Walking Skirts at Lead Price Range
A local store promotes walking skirts from $2.50 to $12.50 with a wide assortment. Styles include cheviot and oxford fabrics in various colors and cuts, from simple walking skirts to tailored gowns with panels, trims, and flares. Top models feature mannish worsteds and broadcloth with elegant trimmings.
Weather Outlook: Showers Tonight Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for showers tonight with lingering rain into Wednesday. Residents should plan for wet conditions and possible delays.
Stylish Dress Goods Offerings At Bargain Prices
Broad stock of new dress fabrics includes Rouretted Suitings 56in blue green $2.00, Scotch Tweeds 48in $1.25, Flecked Zibilines 44in blues browns $tr oo, Zibilines 35 44in up to $2.00, Venetian Cloths 48in $1.75, Black Cheviots 65c to $1.25, Mixed Covert Suitings 56in $1.50, and Exclusive Pattern Suitings $1 to $3 per yard.
The Right Sort of Veilings for Autumn Wardrobes
Veils become essential in a well dressed woman’s wardrobe with hats. They keep stray locks in place against autumn breezes and pair with hats for style. Featured offerings include chiffon veils 50c to 1.50, mesh veils 30c to 75c yd, black net pattern veils 2.25, and chiffon veils in black white and colors 60c to 75c.
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Bastise
Ladies OF
East Sedalia
The
Missionary and Aid Society
St. Petersburg
Neva
Sedalians
Stumpf
Elijah” Dowie
Greater Hail
Cheviot
Oxford
Gray and Oxford
London
Astrachan
J.D. Hail Dry Goods Co
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