Missouri Pacific creates new manager post in St Louis
William Cotter promoted from general superintendent of the Iron Mountain to manager of the Missouri Pacific system. He will oversee Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain leased and independent lines starting October 1 with headquarters in St Louis. The move responds to increased mileage and business and centralizes requisitions, payrolls and vouchers.
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Missouri Pacific System
William Cotter
Iron Mountain
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Manager Shifts Reporting Lines in Company
The text describes changes in reporting structure with subordinates now reporting to the manager rather than the general manager. It specifies the chief engineer and engineers for bridges and buildings will report to the manager on operation and repairs while new work remains directed to the general manager.
Hospital Arrivals
Hospital arrivals list workers and their origin cities with occupations noting Oscar Stuart Greenville laborer M Looper Deni son car repairer A Mann Henrietta foreman Albert Robinson Greenville plant laborer.
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Oscar Stuart
Greenville
M. Looper
Deni
A. Mann
Henrietta
Albert Robinson
Sedalia Hosts Area Railroad Officials and Falls to Hill's Team
Supt. McKee of Pueblo arrives to take charge in Sedalia with rumors of a Missouri Pacific division superintendent appointment. General Superintendent Collins tours, and local football opens with Hill's Team of Sedalia defeating Warrensburg Normals 6–0 amid strong crowd and notable plays.
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McKee
Pueblo
Colo
George T. Ross
Sedalia
F E. E. Lilly
Missouri Pacific
I. H. Luke
E. M. Collins
Katy
Yearbensburg
Hills Business College
Sedailas
Vearrenusburg Norma
Pne
Sedalas
Cmpire Llarris
Norimnal Boys
Ilgenfritz
Poteet
Slagle
Barnett
Pepper
Hallar
Bossean
Clark
Rainwater
Fulkerson
Stone
Perdue
Harrison
Campbell
Warrensburg
Wills
Leonard
Saylor
Waddill
Bosseau
Bliss
Bridal Couple En Route To Weir City Kansas
Dow Vandine premier third baseman of the Missouri Valley League and his new wife passed Sedalia on the afternoon train today en route to their home at Weir City Kansas.
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Mansfield
Katy
Nevada
Julia Sullivan
Kansas City
J. D. Hubbs
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Dow Vandine
Missouri Valley League
Sedalia
Weir City
Kas
First Recital of Sedalia College of Music Tonight
The Sedalia College of Music opens with a varied program featuring H W Steininger and Fay Brown in duos, Elvira Jones in concert pieces, Lucy Gentry in multiple piano solos, Callie Clarke and others in vocal numbers, plus Schumann and Grieg works. Reverend Boyd travels to Kansas City to preside at a church installation. Mrs Boyd and Mrs Divers visit Sedalia.
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Sedalia College of Music
Banin
Schubert
H. W. Steininger
Fay Brown
Saint Saens
Elvira Jones
Impromtu
Lucy Gentry
I Love
You
So Leski
Callie Clarke
A. A. Boyd
Kansas City
George R. Reynold
Second Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Boyd
Holden
Novelties in Stylish Belts Offer Diverse Selections
Morning display features ribbon belts with varied styles from crushed silk and Scotch plaids to enamel buckles. Prices range from 50 cents to 3 dollars, including postillion belts and knotted satin sash belts, aimed to finish outfits at modest cost.
Self reliance lesson from Seward career arc
A judge tells his son to pay his own way after wasting $1000 for college. The tale ends with William H. Seward graduating top of his class, studying law, becoming New York governor, and entering the presidential cabinet, a record that endures.
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William
New York
United States
William H. Seward
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Richard A. McCurpy
John C. Elliot
Frank Vellrath
WM. Cotter
Pacific
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Ohio St
Surance
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Hill
Warrensburg Normal
Rome
E. E. McClellan
Peter Hoffman
Ohio Street
Rev. Boyd
Will Frank
Velma Divers
Lamonte
Norfolk
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