Mutinous Ship Surrenders to Roumanian Authorities
The mutinous Kniaz Potemkine and its consort torpedo boat surrendered at Kustenji Roumania after negotiations. Crews were landed and will be sent to various towns. the ship may not be handed to Russia. Roumanian flags now fly over the vessels to deter further action.
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Kustenji
Roumaniia
Kniaz Potemkine
Roumania
Roumanian
Caucasus
Russia
Kruger
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Squadon
Livadia
Constantinople
Turkey
Bosporus
Porte
Izzedin
Anadoli-Kavak
Government Statistician Holmes Discharged for Irregular Cotton Reports
E. S. Holmes, an associate statistician for the government, has been dismissed from his post after authorities alleged he juggled cotton reports. The move ends his government role amid the cotton reporting controversy.
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E. S. Holmes
Government
Secretary Wilson Names Man Behind Cotton Report Leak
Washington reports Secretary Wilson released an official finding that Edwin S. Holmes, associate statistician, leaked advance crop data to New York brokers through L. C. Van Riper and M. Haah. Holmes, suspended since June 8, has been dismissed. Vicar Olmstead named Holmes successor as head of the domestic crop reports division.
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Wilson
New York
Washington
Secret Service
Richard Cheatham
Cotton Growers’ Association
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Edwin S. Holmes
L. C. van Riper
M. Haah
Holmes
Theodore Price
Secre
Tary Wilson
Department
United States
District of Columbia
Vicar Olmstead
Writer of Old Song Walter Kittredge Dies in New Hampshire
Walter Kittredge the poet and author of Tent ing on the Old Camp Ground died at Reed's Ferry near Manchester New Hampshire today at age.
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Manchester
N. H
Walter Kittredge
Reed’s Ferry
Here
Japanese peace envoy Komura sails for America
Baron Komura Japan's peace commissioner sailed for America on July 8 from Tokio. The move signals continued diplomacy as talks with the United States proceed.
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Tokio
Baron Komura
Japan
América
Marshal Colbert to Keep Post Pending Jury Ruling
Federal Marshal Colbert of the Indian Territory will remain in his position until the Ardmore fraud indictment case is resolved by the jury. The interior department notified today that no removal or suspension will occur before the jury's verdict.
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Marshal Colbert
Indian Territory
Lawton, Okio
Colbert
Ardmore
Department of the Interior
Young Boy Killed by Mule Near Cole Camp
A rural accident near Cole Camp claims the life of Herman Haase, 8, after a mule throws him. His 12-year-old sister Maggie cannot intervene and evacuates the body through a thunderstorm to their father’s farm. A lightning strike then destroys a wheat stack on the same farm.
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Maggie
Richard Kriesel
Mr. Kriesel
Iron Worker Edward Parsons Hurt by Brick Incident
Edward Parsons an iron worker was badly injured Saturday when struck by a brick. Emergency responders rushed to the scene and transported him to a local hospital for treatment.
Iron Worker Edward Parsons Hurt In Brick Fall At New Shops
Edward Parsons, 27, an iron worker residing at 1016 East Seventh Street, was struck by a heavy brick while working in the paint shop area of the new buildings. The brick fell about thirty feet, fracturing his skull and causing a brain concussion. He lost consciousness, was aided by fellow workers, and taken to Maywood Hospital after initial treatment at home. Doctors Coe Shirk and Wood performed a delicate operation, but Parsons remained unconscious and in critical condition. He is married and employed at the shops nearing completion.
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Edward Parsons
East Seventh Street
Maywood Hospital
Parsons
Prisoner Brought Back by City Police
Chief Ed Love returned Saturday from Kansas City with Eugene Bowles in custody. Bowles, arrested Friday, was brought to this city and arraigned in Judge Kinsey's justice court on a disturb peace charge.
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Ed Love
Kansas City
Eugene Bowles
Bowles
O’hare and Sullivan
Justice Court
Judge
Kinsey
Children celebrate Bertha Schultz tenth birthday
Mrs. F C Schultz hosted a children's party at 310 East Tenth Street for her daughter Bertha to mark her tenth birthday. Guests included Lottie Sherman Finley Sherman Florence Butterworth Herald Butterworth Dorothy Huermann Georgia Young Richard Hays Bryan Hays and Hugo Schultz with games and ice cream and cake served.
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F. C. Schultz
East Tenth Street
Bertha
Lottie and
Finley Sherman
Florence and Herald
Fatal Wound Ends Life of Charlie Grinsteal
Charlie Grinsteal died from a self inflicted gunshot four hours after the act. Coroner Titsworth deemed no inquest necessary. Funeral services were set for 11 a.m. at the Grineead home near Longwood with burial at Jones Cemetery. The tragedy follows financial hardship and a strained marriage.
Aged Woman Dead at 73 in Dresden Region
Mrs. Mary Jane Davis aged 73 died at 8 o clock Friday evening after months of illness from bowel trouble. She resided with her son W C Davis seven miles west of the city and is survived by a daughter Mrs A S Bentley. The funeral was held Saturday at 3 PM at the Methodist church in Dresden with Rev Turrentine officiating.
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Mary Jane Davis
W. C. Davis
A. S. Bentley
Methodist
Dresden
Turrentine
Mrs R T Miller laid to rest in Sedalia funeral
The remains of Mrs. R. T. Miller arrived in Sedalia from Chicago on Missouri Pacific train No. 1 accompanied by Dr. R. T. Miller and Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Stephens. Funeral services were held at Cumberland Presbyterian church with Rev A D Johnston officiating. Pallbearers included George W. Barnett J. N. Dalby W. W. Herold A. E. Poteet J. D. Hail and T. J. Sturges. Burial followed in the city cemetery.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
A. D. Johnston
Messrs
George W. Barnett
J. N. Dalby
W. W. Herold
A. E. Poteet
J. D. Hail
T. J. Sturges
A Twelve-Pound Girl Born in Sedalia
R E Long, Missouri Pacific assistant ticket agent, enjoyed news of his wife delivering a 12 pound daughter at their home 604 West Fifth Street early Saturday morning in Sedalia.
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R. E. Long
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
West Fifth Street
Prison Break In Ironton Ends With Gunfire
Masked assailants forced entry at Ironton jail firing at two brothers charged with murder. No injuries reported for the attackers. officials say the incident prompts an investigation and review of security measures.
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Ironton
WOUNDS NOT DANGEROUS IN ILL-TEMPERED MOB ATTACK
A mob of masked men overpowered and bound victims in Ironton Missouri on July 8. The attackers avoided vital parts due to darkness. the wounded are expected to recover.
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Ironton, Mo
Lawson Draws Enormous Crowd in Ottawa Kansas Speech
Thomas W. Lawson of Boston drew a vast, enthusiastic crowd in Ottawa, Kansas, where he denounced the financial system as robbing the American people and urged selling stocks and bonds to strike back against “frenzied finance.” He cited financiers and warned of looming oppression under a few powerful men. A separate raid on the county jail by unknown gunmen wounded two prisoners in the legs.
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Lawson
Epworth Convention Ends in Denver With Social Notes
The Epworth League convention closed in Denver on July 8 with steady interest. Speakers addressed the final day as unfinished business was cleared. Beyond religion, a social side stood out, with delegates attracting locals in street greetings and invitations. Excursions to mountain destinations and sites from Greeley to Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon were planned as attendees dispersed.
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Denver
Colo
Epworth League
Carriers Thank Captain Glenn At Local Meeting
At a Sedalia branch No. 138 National Association of Letter Carriers meeting a committee was formed to draft resolutions thanking Postmaster J. M. Glenn for his efforts to improve the postal service in the city.
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Sedalia
National Association of Letter Carriers
C. W. Turnham
J. H. Mettesheimer
John S. McGaw
J. M. Glenn
Sedalia couples receive marriage licenses on Saturday
Deputy Recorder Charles Williams issued licenses to wed for four couples in Sedalia: E. L. Leonard with Minnie J Hart, both of Sedalia, and William E. Ferguson with Anne Clark, both of Sedalia.
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Charles Williams
E. L. Leonard
Sedalia
Minnie J Hart
William E. Ferguson
Anne Clark
Five Fishermen Return From La Mine River Camp
A fishing party including Lon Kink Harry Saunders Grover Harrison Harry Smith and Tom White arrived home from a week on the La Mine river near Otterville. They reported a good catch and say they enjoyed the trip to the fullest except for rain.
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Lon Kink
Harry Saunders
Grover Harrison
Harry Smith
Tom White
Lamine River
Otterville
Ben
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Batoum
Poti
Treament
Benton County
Cole Camp
Herman
Herman Haase
Charlie Grinstead
Charlie Grinsteal
the Sentinel
Titsworth
T. B. Grineead
Longwood
Jones Burying Ground
R. T. Miller
City Cemetery
Chicago
Missouri Pacific Train
Deceas
A. H. Stephens
Nance
Ottawa
Kas
Tawa
Thomas W. Lawson
Bos
Tabernacle
Ridgeway
Everybody’s Magazine
Chautauqua
C. S. Nusbaum
H. W. Chaffee
H. W. Chaffee. Mr. Ridgeway
Mr. Lawson
America
Marshall
William and
Arthur
Spaugh
Polk
Dollardom
Kansas
Hell
Father Time
Paris
Joh A. McCall
New York “Life Insurance Company
State Inssurance Department
Beers
John A. McCall
James H. Eckles
Cleveland
J. P. Morgan and Company
Anthony N. Brady
Delevan House
Albany
Capt. Glenn
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