Ex-Governor Stone Attacks Trusts in Court House Address
Ex Governor William J. Stone delivered a forceful speech criticizing trusts and monopolies and urging tariff removal on trust made goods. He argued trusts harm wage earners, urged stronger anti-trust laws, commented on the coal strike, and appealed for Democratic support. S A Hazeltine of Springfield followed with exhortations for party loyalty. The crowd applauded. a sports aside notes Indians will enter Nebraska gear next Saturday.
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William J. Stone
Court House
Stone
S. A. Hazeltine
Springfield
House
Senate
Indians
Nebraska Outfit
Billy
West
O. K
A. W.G
Missouri Man Blasts Nebraska After Rough Victory
William Grimm receives a letter from Missouri University football player George Anamosa outlining why Missouri lost to Nebraska. Anamosa condemns Nebraska as a dirty, slugging opponent with a bitten thumb and onfield thuggery, contrasting clean play by Missouri.
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William Grimm
George Anamosa
Missouri University
Missouri
Nebraska University
Columbia
Nebraska
Sedalia Club Receives League Letter On Salary Cap
President Ferguson of the Sedalia baseball club reads a Missouri Valley League missive from President Shively outlining two key issues. A salary limit of 500 to 550 dollars is proposed and players’ contract freedom is discussed, with a mail vote urged to decide whether to pursue a league binding claim or let players choose.
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W. J. Ferguson
Sedalia Baseball Club
D. M. Shively
Missouri Valley League
Joplin
Bank Looted by Robbers in Prairie City
Robbers dynamited the Iowa State Bank safe in Prairie City, stealing about $4,000 mostly in silver. They fired on officers, held hospital staff and locals at bay, and vanished after a four-hour standoff. A posse and bloodhounds pursued them with a general alarm sounded.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Bank
Prairie City
Erskine
Horse slips on Ohio street injures rider
A. L. Dickman rode a horse that slipped and fell in the alley between Third and Fourth streets on Ohio street this morning. He escaped with a severe shaking up and minor injuries.
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A. L. Dickman
Third
Fourth Streets
Ohio Street
Mr. Dickman
Milk Cows Shipped to Dairy Farm near St. Louis
Mr. A. A. Keyes shipped a car load of milk cows to his dairy farm at Keys Summit near St. Louis on Tuesday.
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A. A. Keyes
Keys Summit
St. Louis
Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad at 216 Lamine Street
No musty odors. Clothes are not too blue when the work is done at Sedalia Steam Laundry. Located at 216 Lamine Street, phone 154.
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Sedalia
Lamine Street
Verdict Against the City in Steele V City Case
Jury returns verdict for Mary E. Steele against the city of Sedalia for 150 dollars after two days of trial over injuries from a fall on a defective sidewalk near the Halier saloon. City attorneys A L Shortridge and H B Shain defended the case.
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Mary E. Steele
Sedalia
Mrs. Steele
Hailier
A. L. Shortridge
H. B. Shain
Dode Hubbard Robbery Case Moves to Circuit Court
Constable White of Pilot Grove arrived in Sedalia early to prosecute Dode Hubbard, a colored man, for highway robbery. The preliminary hearing was waived and the case transferred to the circuit court with White stating he will pursue the case to the end.
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Sedalia
Dode Hubbard
Constable White
Pilot Grove
Adagio Club to Meet Friday Afternoon
Miss Bess Davie will entertain the Adagio club members Friday afternoon.
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Miss Bess Davie
Windsor couple wed by Judge Parsons today
W A Gray and M A Bruce of Windsor were granted a marriage license this morning and at 11 oclock were married by Probate Judge O E Parsons.
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W. A. Gray
M. A. Bruce
Windsor
O. E. Parsons
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W. J. Stone
Geo. Anamosa
Outland
Westover
Shively
Iowa
Dow’s
City OF
Dow's
Christian Church
Ture
MR. and Mrs. Burnett
Englsh Luthern Church
Igor
the Weatherfair
Sorosis
Bhitton
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