Pope Automobile to be Given Away in Sentinel Contest
The Sedalia Missouri Sentinel announces a Pope-Tribune automobile prize for the subscriber who secures the most ballots from May 1 to September 2. Votes come with subscriptions. extra votes awarded for bringing new subscribers with varying durations. The paper aims for 2500 new subscribers and promises fair treatment with no favoritism.
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Sentinel
Pope-Tribune
Daily
Weekly
The
Sedalia
Willis J Conkle Dead In Pettis County
Willis J. Conkle age 42 died Saturday at his home northeast of town after an illness of some time. He was born in Blue Ohio and was a member of the ME church and Modern Woodmen of America. Survived by wife two daughters and three brothers Jesse Frank and Charles. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 AM at the ME church with Pastor Rev S S Martin officiating.
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Willis J. Conkle
Jesse Conkle
Mr. Conkle
Bue
Ohio
Pettis County
M. E. Church
Conkle
Modern Woodmen of America
Portland
Ore
Russell Camp
Fol
Jesse
Frank
Charles
Rev
S. S. Martin
General Lee
Fitz Lee
Ouah
Joe Wheeler
Jubal Early
Tribune
Robert E Lee
Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
United States Army
Elected A New Matron For Local Rest Rooms
Mrs Hannah Baldwin who served three years as matron of the court house rest rooms has accepted a post as matron at the Missouri sanitarium and will begin duties Monday. Mrs Susan Nettons of South Missouri avenue will succeed her. Baldwin’s work has been praised by patrons and she will be missed by many visitors.
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Hannah Baldwin
Court House
Susan Nettons
South Missouri Avenue
Baldwin
Driving Club Plans Big Season At Liberty Park
The Gentlemen's Driving club, active last summer, considers moving the ball diamond fence to surround the half mile course at Liberty Park and building an amphitheatre where the grand stands now stand. The plan has support among members but awaits word on city approval from Manager Leist and the city park board.
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Gentlemen's Driving Club
Libery Park
Ptars
Leist
City Park Board
Driving Club
Death of Gen Fitzhugh Lee Ex Confederate and Army General
General Fitzhugh Lee, former Confederate cavalry officer and U S Army general, died in Washington. The news notes his long service, his lineage as a Lee, and the mourning observed in official circles.
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United States Army
New York
Fitzhugh Lee
Washington
General Fitzhugh Lee dies in Washington funeral plans under way
Washington notes the death of Maj. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee after a sudden paralysis in the capital. Funeral arrangements await decision, with burial likely in Virginia unless Washington is chosen. Lee, born 1835 in Fairfax County, served in the Civil War and later held Virginia governorship and U.S. posts including Havana consul and military governor of Havana.
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Fitzhugh Lee
United States Army
Clearmont
Fairfax County
Commodore Sydney Smith Lee
Robert E. Lee
United States Military Academy
Second
United States Cavalry
Military Academy
West Point
Ewell
First
Virginia Cavalry
Northern Virginia
Winchester
Cavalry
Havana
Cuba
Lee
Barber Shop Blaze Damages Franks Richardson Premises
Fire teams rushed to Third and Engin eer streets at 1 am to battle a blaze in a small frame barber shop run by Frank Richardson. The fire caused about 100 dollars in damage from flames and water. the cause remains unknown.
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Third
Engineer Streets
Frank Richardson
Missouri Pacific General Shops Construction Advances
The Missouri Pacific new general shops buildings progress slowed by rain but brick work is near completion on the main erecting shop office building and flower house. Roofs are on all finished structures and bricklayers move to the coach and paint shops. Four carloads of machinery arrived including two small electric cranes with one for the erecting shop and one for the power house. The larger crane is still due.
Then Tries to End His Life Woman's Attentions to Other Men Caused the Deed
A man shot on a street after disputes over his wife's interest in other men. Police say the woman attracted attention from rivals and the attempted suicide followed. Investigators pursue the case as a deadly altercation.
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Lee
Jack
The
Sentinel
Windsor
John Lynch
Ruth Bruce
Rufus Bruce
Bruce
Mrs. Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Lynch
Windsor Hotel
Assaulted Carpenter John Brogan Robbery Victim
John Brogan, a carpenter, was assaulted and robbed and left to die by unidentified robbers. Police investigate the shocking attack with no immediate suspects disclosed.
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John Brogan
Robbery and Assault Near Ice Plant Leaves Victim Unconscious
A carpenter, John Brogan, was slugged and robbed of about $11 Friday night near the ice plant on West Main Street. He was found unconscious Saturday by a hack driver and later diagnosed with a brain concussion. He regained consciousness but could not identify the assailants.
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John Brogan
New
Missouri Pacific
North Grand Avenue
West Main Street
Brogan
M. T. Collins
Brogen
Sedalia to Get Arc Light Service Monday Night
Sedalia will inaugurate its long awaited night lighting service as lamps arrive soon after delays in transit. Repairs at the Broadway power house are finished and 120 arc lights will be installed delivering improved city illumination once the lamps reach the city.
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Broadway
A Tragedy at Windsor Claims Two Lives
John Lynch killed his wife and Rufus Bruce last night in Windsor in a fatal incident. Police report a domestic tragedy with two deaths and ongoing investigations.
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John Lynch
Rufus Bruce
Melrose Addition Sale Shatters Sedalia Popular Suburb Hopes
Fifty or more lots sold Saturday in the Melrose addition to Sedalia as Mr. Tiebald, conducting the sale, praised the town. He predicted a big crowd today and told a Sentinel reporter that the town has potential.
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Melrose
Sedalia
Tiebald
Sentinel
Stove department added by The Lodge Staley and Co
The Lodge Staley and Co furniture house adds a stove department with their furniture and carpets. They offer special prices on the first twenty five ranges, with the announcement appearing in other columns. Prospective buyers should note the offer will not last long.
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Lodge, Staley & Co
Police Beat Assignments for May Published
The police department lists May patrols by beat and shift. BeAt assignments include Ohio street Larkey Card Main street Robertson Day Wood East Sedalia Baley and Boullt North side Redman. Sanitary and license officer O H Cue named in notice.
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Ohio Street
Larkey
Card
Main Street
Robertson
Day
Wood
East
Sedalia
Baley
Boullt
North Side
Redman
Sanitary and License Officer
O. H. Cue
Sedalia Elks ponder new lodge building at Third and Lamine
The Sedalia lodge of Elks considers building a two story structure on the Powell property at Third and Lamine streets. Ground floor would hold two stores while upper floors would be used for lodge and club rooms, per discussed plans.
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The
Sedalia Lodge of Elks
W. H. Powell
Henry Laupheimer
Third and
Lamine Streets
Peace Disturber Fined In Local Court
James Burks was arraigned before Justice N. H. Rogers on a charge of disturbing the peace of Cornelius Williams and fined $1 plus costs.
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James Burks
Court of Justice
N. H Rogers
Cornelius Willams
Sedalia Transit Plans Rails Cars and Repairs
Superintendent L P Andrews reports Sedalia Transit will replace old rails with 72-pound girders and install a 60-pound Trail on non paved streets. Fifteen new double truck cars are to enter service, with summer cars rebuilt and painted by M K & T shopmen. A line to new general shops will be built once materials arrive.
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L. P. Andrews
Sedalia Transit Company
Street Railway Company
Andrews
Monsees Buys Half Interest in Noted Stallion Kiost
Louis Monsees of Limestone Valley farm on Saturday purchased a half interest in the famous stallion Kiost from W Willard of Carthage Missouri. The horse valued at 10600 dollars will be quartered at Monsees farm east of Sedalia.
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Louis Monsees
Limestone Valley
Kiost
W. Willard
Carthage
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Willis Conkle
Missouri Sanitarium
Fair Today
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
Gen. Fitzhugh
Aecens
Daniel Lee
Eddie and
Kean
Boston
Department of Missouri
the Times
United States
Fitzhuh Lee
Blaze
General Shops
Ing
NEW Stove Department
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