Delayed High Line Train Over Corpse Mixup
The High Line passenger due at 2 55 p m last Thursday arrived over three hours late after a corpse shipment from Chanute to Gunn City caused the delay. Conductor DeHaven corrected the error and backtracked to Paola with the body, while a baggage master mistakenly read Gunn City as Kansas City. A legal action followed as the judge from Fayette County filed suit after the incident drew public attention.
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Gunn City
Harrisonville
Chanute
Paola
DeHaven
Paloa
Mr. DeHaven
Ders
Kansas City
High Line
Parsons and
Harmony Association to Convene at East Sedalia Church
Revs Simpson Hunt and Lenig travel to Butler Mo for M E Conference. Epworth church seeks Rev Simpson return. Lenig ends term as presiding elder. Harmony Association program pages outline Friday to Sunday sessions at East Sedalia Baptist Church with sermons, youth rallys, and Sunday School topics. Holy Week services announced by Calvary Church.
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Simpson
Hunt and
Lenig
Butler, Mo
Harmony Baptist Association
East Sedalia Baptist Church
Eight High School Cadets Face Court Martial Over Discipline
Eight members of the Sedalia high school cadets are on trial for alleged breaches of drill discipline. Four cases were heard Friday night. four more to be taken up Monday. Charges include breaking ranks and misusing blank cartridges after a Liberty Park drill. The court is led by Principal J D Wilson with Prof R L Netherton as judge advocate.
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J. D'y Wilson
R. L. Netherton
Liberty Park
Judge Zimmerman's Suit Against Baltimore and Ohio
Judge James L. Zimmerman sues the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for 1900 dollars over alleged ejectment from a passenger train after he refused to pay cash fare despite offering mileage. The case, arising from a dispute near Cincinnati, is set to begin in the Common Pleas Court in Washington, D. C. on Monday.
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Washington, D. H. C
James L. Zimmerman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Common Pleas Court
B. and O
Cincinnati
Katy railroad dismisses over 50 water tank cars
Heavy rains relieved a water famine along the Katy line through Missouri, Kansas, Indian Territory and Texas. Parsons bridge and building crews have dismantled more than 50 water tank cars, previously used for months to haul water. Flat cars are returned to service to handle traffic backlog.
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Katy
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Texas
Parsons
Labor League organizes branch in city
Pete Jamison organizer of the Sedalia Federation of Labor plans to establish a Labor League branch in the city. The auxiliary welcomes wives daughters and all female workers to join as part of the labor community.
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The
Labor League
Pete Jamison
Sedalia
Mail Inspector Taylor Urton Resigns at Missouri Penitentiary
Mr. Taylor Urton, long serving mail inspector at the Missouri penitentiary under the Dockery administration, resigned last week amid ongoing administrative changes and unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Urton
Missouri Penitentiary
Dockery Administration
Rev Lenig to Lead Morning and Evening Services
Rev. Frank Lenig will occupy the pulpit at the First M. E. church this morning and evening, delivering services for worship and reflection.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Frank Lenig
M. E
Easter eggs dye sets at Dow Drug store
Combination egg dyes priced at five cents per package color 300 eggs. Packages feature funny pictures flowers animals and birds and are advertised as available at Dow Drug Company.
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Dow Drug
Medical Aid Association Placed Under Receiver in Kansas City
The Medical Aid association of Kansas City with about eighty local members has been placed in receivership. E. H. Chapman, formerly local agent, quit months ago due to slow payments.
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Sas
E. H. Chapman
Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry Ad
The best is cheapest with Longan's Sedalia Steam Laundry offering quality service at 216 Lamine Street.
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Sedalia Steam Laundry
Longan
Sedalia
Lamine Street
Sentinel Changes M. V. Carroll Named Editor
M. V. Carroll of Jefferson City buys an interest in the Sedalia Sentinel with W. H. Graffis and will take editorial charge immediately. The paper, publishing daily and weekly editions, remains democratic in policy and is described as well equipped and valuable property. Carroll’s journalism experience and state labor bureau service are highlighted as assets for the paper’s future.
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W. H. Graffis
Sedalia Sentinel
Sentinel
Carroll
The
Editor M V Carroll takes stake in Sedalia Sentinel
Mr M V Carroll editor of the Press during Receiver Stephens era has acquired an interest in the Sedalia Sentinel, a democratic daily and weekly. He will head editorial management and remains aligned with Democratic ideals though not fond of the current state administration. His family will stay here until public schools close.
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State Labor Bureau
Sedalia
Jefferson City
M. V. Carroll
Stephens
Carroll
City
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Weit Epstein
Boonville
Chris
Tian Schack
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Vermont
Bunceton Tribune
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Rev. Simpson
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R. K. Thomson
C. E. Northway
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L. A. McMullen
Oliver Stanley
Jennie Barrick
the Visitation
Rev
O. L. Wood
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H. C. Killion
Wood
Green Ridge
A. P. Fuller
Lamonte
Miss A. Reavis
Solomon Spur
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Louis Hoffman
W. H. Vanover
L. A. Watford
J. B. Fuller
D. D
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Hudson
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Myrtle Stanley
Christ
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Calvary Church
Jerusalem
D. M. Dodge
G. H. Scruton
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