Burglary at Pat Deble Residence in Sedalia
Pat Deble’s home at Engineer and Saline was ransacked last night with clothing and a gold watch stolen. A tramp is suspected. a bathroom window was forced between midnight and 4 am. The Missouri Pacific freight car at Sedalia suffered breakage of seals and theft of varied cargo with hats and axes damaged. Authorities, including Captain Mason, pursue leads while local court actions include fines and short jail terms for petty theft and vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Deble
Harry Doble
Frank Doble
Mason
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Lamy Factory Adds Night Shift For Expanded Lighting
At the Lamy factory an extra night shift is started to handle increased workload. E R Ballard is wiring the plant for 160 incandescent lights to support the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamy
E.R. Ballard
Funeral of James Warren
The funeral of James Warren takes place with local clergymen officiating. Services include a procession and burial at the family plot, followed by interment honors and condolences from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warren
Funeral services for long-time M E church member held tomorrow
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 o'clock from the late residence three miles south of the city with Rev. Hill of the M E church South officiating. Masonic fraternal rites will follow, honoring a member for 23 years. Music provided by a quartet of W M Johns Platte Johnson and Menehee.
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Hill
M. E. Church
South
Masonic Fraternity
W. M. Johns
Platte, Johnson and Menefee
MO LECTURES THIS SEASON
The Sedalia high school paid for its electric clock pianos and books and is debt free. Lectures were attempted butunsupported by locals and no lecturers were engaged this year despite past efforts by prominent national figures. The article defends the schools and urges continued student enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Columbia
Springfield May Get Missouri Pacific Line Survey Next Week
Springfield residents push for an extension of the Missouri Pacific from Bagnell to their city with engineers to survey three potential branches from Jefferson City, Tipton, and Versailles. Local boosters have raised funds, while railroad news, personnel moves, and a fatalist field report accompany community notes and a holiday neckwear line in Kansas City.
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Springfield
Missouri Pacific
Bagnell
Jefferson City
John O'Day
John B Henderson
Frank J. Gould
Corps of Engineers
Jefferson City and Bagnell
Tipton
Versailles
Eldred Harrison
Joe Slack
Gasconade
Texas County
Santa Fe
Katy
Chanute
Parsons Sun
Lindeman
St. Louis
Kansas City
Carl Guenther
East Sedalia Baptist Church
C. A. Buchanan
Judah
Israel
Robert Richards
George W. Edrick
Michigan City
John
Edrick
Michigan Central
R. McCormick
Tony Schaab
John Dannald
Charley Newell
A. B. Whitney
Slater
Santa Fe Officials Present in Chicago for Wage Talks
General Manager Frey and General Superintendent Mudge of the Santa Fe with president Ripley confer in Chicago with grievance committees from the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen. They demand higher pay for heavy engines with current rates at 4 dollars per 100 miles or less and 34 to 44 cents per mile beyond 100 miles for engineers, 2 cents and 14 to 24 cents per mile for firemen. The rise in heavy engines on mountain divisions prompts calls for increased first hundred miles and excess-distance rates.
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Frey
Mudge
Santa Fe
Ripley
Chicago
Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers
Byard and Guenther Promise Pleasing Fulton Market Eats
The text hints at Fulton Market restaurant Byard and Guenther known for meals that satisfy. It suggests calling the place during cold weather to avoid a long midday trip, implying reliable food service and comfort.
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Fulton Market
Local Workers Ill With Fever and Injuries
C A Graham conductor Smithville has intermittent fever. W W Baires machinist helper Denison has a contusion of left foot. E W Draper section laborer Baird Kansas confused left foot. E W Harris colored section laborer Gibson Indiana rheumatism. Lewis Carr colored laborer Chickie Chockie crusher intermittent fever rheumatism. Arthur Murphy laborer Chickie Chockie crusher intermittent fever. L S Van Scoten machinist helper Parsons intermittent fever.
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C. A. Graham
Smithville
W. W. Baires
Denison
E. W. Draper
Baird
Kas
E. W. Harris
Gibson
I. T
Lewis Carr
Chickie Chockie Crusher
Arthur Murphy
Chickie Chockie
L. S. van Scoten
Parsons
Evening and morning music at Broad Way Presbyterian
A quartet consisting of Mrs Hogg Miss Cormany and Messrs Johnson and Platte will sing at both the morning and evening services at Broad Way Presbyterian Church tomorrow. The church announces fine music again with a scheduled performance by the named performers.
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Broadway Presbyterian Church
Trains and Hospital Updates From Katy Area
Eighty six patients are being treated at Katy hospital. C L Mattfeldt and Carl Wolf were discharged today. J B Tuttle the south end Katy brakeman is laying off. Chas Neely is running for him. Katy Freight Conductor L J Fitzgerald is away off and Extra Conductor M L Norris takes his run. Katy express car No 53 was turned out of the shops this morning.
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Katy Hospital
C. L. Mattfeldt
Carl Wolf
Katy
J. B. Tuttle
South End
Chas. Neely
L. J. Fitzgerald
M. L. Norris
Promoters Push Benton County Mining Venture
W L Morgan leads Missouri Pacific officials in backing the Eureka land and mining company to test Benton county ore. The Sedalia group plans a large scale mineral search with capital backing and aims to surface any hidden minerals. Morgan travels to St Louis to attract additional capitalists while Katy shops workers join the effort.
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W. L. Morgan
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Benton County
Eureka Land and Mining Company
E. B. Lane
T. J.brown
W. H. Highleyman
H. H. Simmons
Dan Grow
W. R. Peabody
J. 5. Milligan
E. W. Stewart
S. W. McClain
C. E. Marsh
Sedalia
St. Louis
Walter
Missouri Pacific
Cripple Creek
Katy
Elopement License Report Debunked in Boonville
A Boonville rumor claimed M. C. Simmons of Denison Texas and Miss Georgia Hancock eloped and were married after securing a license. Officials denied the license, noting confusion over identities and origin. The couple reportedly traveled from Boonville to Sedalia and Fayette before the matter was clarified.
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M. C. Simmons
Denison
Texas
Georgia Hancock
Howard-Payne College
Fay
Boonville
Simmons
Conway
Rocheport
Fayette
Howard
Hancock
Colleg
No More Primaries Opinion by J W McClure
Local Democrat J W McClure of Seda lia denounces primaries as costly corrupt and messy warning that without vast funds candidates will fail to win. He cites experience and urges the public to avoid primary politics if the community pursues that path.
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J. W. McClure
Sedalia
Stephens
Jefferson City Tribune
Home Talent Concert at First Baptist Next Friday
The First Baptist church hosts a home talent concert next Friday night featuring solo and ensemble vocalists from the city. The program promises to be a highly enjoyable seasonal entertainment.
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First Baptist Church
Mrs Weisenbach Returns Home From Rolla Visit
Mrs. Mary Weisenbach, longtime guest of her son T. Weisenbach and wife, returns this noon to her home in Rolla Missouri after a visit.
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Mary Weisenbach
T. Weisenbach
Rolla
Grace Dump Transits Dresden To Hornbeck Visit
Miss Grace Dump arrived this morning from Dresden and will depart tomorrow for Hornbeck Louisiana, where she will visit.
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Grace Dump
Dresden
Hornbeck
Luther League Social at Pastor Seibert Home
The Luther League of Trinity English Lutheran church hosts a monthly social at Pastor Rev. John F. Seibert's home 912 South Osage Street on Tuesday evening. The group invites all friends to attend.
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Luther League of Trinity English Lutheran Church
John F. Seibert
South Osage Street
A Pearl of Great Price In Fairfield City
Mr. J. VanHorn of Fairfield in the city for treatment at Prof Gresham's school of mag seen in a brief public notice.
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J. VanHorn
Fairfield
City
Prof. Gresham
Mag
Boy with brittle bones breaks leg on school walk
Jesse Wilkerson, 12, son of an ex policeman, slipped on the sidewalk near East Sedalian Primary School and fractured his left leg. He has a bone disease causing repeated breaks, with nine prior injuries including arms and fingers. He was taken home and treated by Dr. Ferguson.
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Jesse Wilkerson
Wilkerson
East Sedalian
Fifth
Wagner
Miss Alice Zimmerman Plans East Coast Year Abroad
Miss Alice Zimmerman leaves Wednesday for Washington to visit relatives and return January 1 when her sister Miss Nelle joins her. They will spend a year at various points in the East. Ott for Toilet Articles.
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Alice Zimmerman
Washington, D. C
Nelle
East
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