Reed for Governor Praised by Kansas City Congressman
Congressman W S Cowherd of Kansas City spoke in Lexington praising James A Reed for Missouri governorship. He outlined Reed’s record as prosecutor and mayor, highlighting courtroom victories, anti corruption stance, street railway reform, electric light price cuts, and telecom competition to lower rates.
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Kansas City
Lexington
Reed
W. S&s. Cowherd
Lafayette County
Fifth District
Cowherd
Fowler
Aldrich
Mr. Reed
Jackson County
James A. Reed
Iowa
Missouri
Republican Party
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
James M. Jones
Common Council
Jones
Treasury of
Swope Park
Fearl&&s
Bell Telephone Company
Bell
Bell Company
East Broad Way Christian church Sunday school grows rapidly
The East Broad Way Christian church Sunday school, organized July 26, is reported to have 200 pupils with fourteen classes in October. Officers include Rev. E F L Cook as Superintendent and Miss Louise Burke as a teacher with a large slate of listed classes and educators.
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East Broadway Christian Church Sunday School
Sentinel
ISYS
EF. L. Cook
Bradley
Magime Shipley
Frayotie Gains
Stevens
Cora McClure
Viola McDaniels
Minnie Myers
Challacombe
Finch
Miss Louise Burke
Anna Young
FL McVey
For Sale Second-hand Wagons and Horses at East Second
Two second-hand road wagons offered for sale. Also one six year old horse and one eight year old, city broken and very kind. Contact 212 214 East Second Street for details.
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City
East Second Street
Woman Susan Payne Held After Jefferson City Arrest
Susan Payne, described as a colored woman from Sedalia, was arrested Friday in Jefferson City by Marshal Schmidt on information from Chief of Police Love. She was arraigned before Police Judge Truxel, waived preliminary hearing, and was held for the criminal court as an accused accomplice in a Leeton farmer’s robbery.
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Susan Payne
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Marshal Schmidt
Love
Real Estate Transfers Linked to Morris Bros Agency
Real estate transfers include the J. B. Asbrook farm four miles west of Sedalia sold to George Pope of Howard county, the Scott Smith farm near Houstonia sold to Charles Otto of Illinois, and the Ecks property in Arlington Heights sold to Henry Shull. All sales handled through Morris Bros agency.
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J. B. Asbrook
Sedalia
George Pope
Howard County
Scott-Smith
Houstonia
Charles Otto
Ofllinois
Ecks
Arlington Heights
Henry Shull
Morris Bros.’ Agency
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Broadway
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New WA
Rembaugh
Lence
America
J, Waldman, Prop
First National Bank
Dexter's Book Store
E. Second St
B.S. Rembaugh
Ohio Street