Family suffers home burglary and stranger found unconscious
The article reports a family in Princeton Mercer area left their home Saturday to find it ransacked with kitchen and barn items missing. A passerby found an unconscious man on the road between Princeton and Mercer, around age 40, taken to a Princeton physician. condition unknown at print. Police seek identity as he ran from Princeton earlier that day. A.C. Berry headed to Chicago after visiting locals. daughter Mrs. Seteullenix and two sons returned to Chicago for Decoration Day.
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Tribune
aftAeipasserby
Elani
Princeton
Mercer
AbsPost
Hon'p. O
Vais
A. C. Berry
Chicago
Seteullenix
Unclear text fragment from Milan June notice
Fragmentary OCR note mentions June 14 and Milan with scattered proper nouns unclear in content. No coherent event or names clearly identified for a factual card.
Unionville Team Faces Browning Visit Amid Strong Season
Local Unionville squad shows solid baseball form and aims to greet Browning with a warm reception next Sunday. Rain delays threaten the 2:80 PM start as Browning’s strong lineup looms, drawing a large crowd expected to attend.
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ePrei Seca Seay
Browning
Barber George Sty an and Ramsford car mystery in Memphis
A mislaid March incident links barber George Sty an in Memphis to a Ramsford car tied to a repair report in Iowa City. Ramsford learned his vehicle was left for repairs with no driver returning, the garage noting ownership in a State Statement of Museum.
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George Styan
Memphis
Studenly
Saga
Democrat
Will Ramsford
Ransford
Iowa City
Iowa
State Cement of Museum
Riffs Press French Hard in North Africa War
The Riffs have driven French forces in North Africa for years and recently attacked the French territory of Adjecrat. The French reportedly retaliate strongly as Rif tribesmen seek to throw off Spanish and French rule, though French arms are said to be better equipped.
Trotsky Returns to Russian Cabinet Power
Leon Trotsky, once head of the Russian army and a dominant figure after Lenine, reenters the cabinet. Some say his return signals a shift away from the disastrous state socialism that bankrupted Russia and demoralized the nation.
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Leon Trotsky
Russia
Lenine
Trotsky
Box Supper For Unionville Woodmen and Royat Neighbors
A box supper is planned in the O O F hall Unionville on Wednesday June 10 at 8 oclock to aid the Unionville Camp 6508 Modern Woodmen and Royat Neighbors Camp 9442. Ladies are invited to bring boxes and a short program will be rendered. Committee members Charles M Learning and Clell Stockton oversee arrangements.
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O OF Hall
Unionville
Royat
Charles M Learning
Clell Stockton
Construction of new school building makes rapid progress
The project shows the new school structure taking shape as brick walls rise quickly and the design gains an imposing look. Workers and contractors are advancing in good order, with Roberta coordinating and noting the project’s steady momentum.
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Dobe
Fonmeltin
Roberta
Bus Line Out of Trenton Expands to Several Cities
The Trenton line reports daily ships, linking with Chillicothe Laredo Galt Humphreys Spickard Princeton and Lineville. The routes will widen as roads improve and become permanent, making regular transportation a feature.
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Trenton
Durth
Chillicothe
Laredo
Galt
Humphreys
Spickard
Princeton
Lineville
Air Mail May Expand to Chillicothe Landing Points
The Chillicothe Constitution reports the postmaster was contacted by the Postal Department regarding air mail landing sites near Chillicothe. The note hints at expanding flying routes and suggests Chillicothe could become a mail stop.
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Chillicothe
Postal Department
Uncle Sam
Pat
Digging into Antiquity Reveals Ancient Beauty Parlors
The article notes that excavations into ancient kingdoms reveal beauty practices 3,000 years before Christ. It suggests that girls in those eras used cosmetic beauty methods similar to modern times, challenging the idea that beauty parlors are a modern invention.
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Kingdom
Innocence Didn't Help Him After Beating Near Glenwood Junction
Leo White of Downing connected with an auto concern was lured by a woman to Glenwood Junction. She left her husband who then beat White about the head with a revolver, leaving him for dead. White is in serious condition but expected to recover. A warrant is out for the assailant, Oscar Anders, charged with the beating.
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Leo White
Downing
Glenwood Junction
Young White
Memphis
Paving Contract Let For Memphis Square Improvements
The paving around Memphis square has been let and work began soon, with electric lights to be installed around the courthouse. The county paving, undone for years, has caused public nuisance and the project aims to improve beauty and usefulness after a long fight with no progress.
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Memphis
Laclede installs new electric fire alarm siren
The Blade reports Laclede has mounted an electric siren designed to be heard townwide in all weather. It will sound daily at six in the morning and at noon to keep the system operative, following recent dangerous fires as the town boosts fire protection measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laclede
Ede
Open Switch Fatality Near Novinger Injures Crew
An open switch on a morning passenger run near Novinger caused a fatal collision involving Milan fireman Watson, Milan engineer Kendall, and baggageman Brign. The locomotive struck the switch as 25 passengers rode, but no others survived.
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Ce O Watson
Milan
Jaaonary Kilects
H. E. Kendall
Brign
Alan Aris Ee
Novinger
Page
Wee Biteevitte
Matee
Marie Va
One Dead in Train Auto Collision
A fatal crash occurred when a train collided with a car at an intersection. Police identified the victim as a local resident. Emergency responders found the driver deceased at the scene. investigators are examining signals and crossing safety.
Town Bank Failure Sparks Financial Strain and Theft Wave
The town faced a bank collapse that strained finances for months as residents describe plundering of vehicles. Wayne Giles of Downing reported his car missing then found stripped near a country road with parts like the engine and battery removed. Four other Lancaster residents report similar auto thefts, signaling a growing local crime pattern.
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Wayne Giles
Downing
Pencanton
Jett
Schuyler County
Tracing Thieves In Lancaster Iowa Woolhead Search
A group of Iowa strangers arrived early in Lancaster to recover wool and other farm goods stolen from Iowa farmers. They searched two homes without finding thieves but recovered wool in Greentop in the hands of a buyer who claimed no knowledge. Iowa farmers plan cooperation to stop theft.
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Lancaster
The
Excelsior
Iowa
Thomas R. Marshall Dies in Washington Hotel
Former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall died Monday in a Washington hotel after a short illness. He had lived in Columbus City, Indiana, and served as vice president from 1913 to 1921. Marshall was known for his plain manner and memorable lines and had lectured widely.
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Thomas R. S
Washington
Columb
Indiana
Marshall
United States
Heavy Rain Drains Town Causes Flooding and Losses
Reports say two inches of rain fell overnight and creeks overflowed, hindering travel. A tornado in the Greencastle area damaged homes and caused loss of life and injuries, with broader property damage feared.
Lace and Frills for Men Prediction by Designer Harry Simon
Harry Simon, a noted fashion designer, predicts that within 50 years men will wear frills lace and ruffles as readily as women. He attributes this shift to rising sexual attraction and says men will display these elements in clothing, cosmetics, and makeup.
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Harry Simon
Theaital States
Re Indictments Returned Against Fall Sinclair and Doheny
Albert B. Fall Harry Sinclair and E L Doheny were re indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington last week. New clues were sought after the dismissal of earlier indictments and the government believes the present charges will lead to a trial on the oil graft case.
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Albert B. Fall
Harry Sinclair
E. L. Doheny
Washington
Neweens
Peremeys
Baptist Church Sermons and Schedule for Sunday
Regular services next Sunday as usual with the morning sermon titled What shall be. The evening message Your God Be My God draws from Ruth. B Y P A meets at 7 00 and preaching at 8 00. No Gray schoolhouse meeting next Sunday afternoon but resumed June 14.
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Gray Schoolhouse
Deserter Held by County Sheriff Over Weekend
Sheriff H D Burns held L E Bancks Newnham of Kansas for wife desertion after detaining him Saturday. He was at work on the frame school building when Deputy N Ikson from Clark County arrived with Newnham to Maton.
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H. D. Burns
Man Bancks
L. E. EB. Newnhan
Veh. N.ikson
Clark County
B. Newnham
Maton
Merchants Will Build New Store in Worthington
Worthington correspondent reports Mr J S Capps plans a new one story store on the former J W Capps lot between Chariton Bank and Kirkpatrick store. C FE Husted begins cleaning the old back lot formerly occupied by Henry Bragg hardware.
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Worthington
J S Capps
J W Capps
Chariton Bank
Kirkpatrick
C. FE. Husted
Herry & Bragg Hardware
W T CL Organized at Presbyterian Church Meeting
A Tuesday evening gathering at the Presbyterian Church organized a W T CL with 20 members. Officers elected include President Mrs J C Howell Vice President Mrs Amy Romganiner Recording Secretary Miss Galye Guffey and Treasurer Mrs Nellie Pratt Also attending were Mrs ME Fish of Lemons county president of the work and organizer Mrs DC Ireland of Kansas City.
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Presbyteran Church
W & T CL
Dc.ireland
Kansas City
Presvent
J C. Howell
Amy Romganiner
Galye Guffey
Nellie Pratt
ME. Fish
Lemons
Italy and United States Near Debt Settlement Talks
It was reported last week that Italy and the United States are negotiating to settle the debt issue between them. The U S government is pressing for a definite understanding with several nations now that ample time has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United States
May Miss Spickard Right of Way Debate in Saleen
A controversy over state highway access through Saleen prompts the suggestion of a new eastern route to skirt the town. Officials fear the current path cannot secure a proper right of way and would require residents to detour via existing roads.
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Saleen
Trenton
President's Son Enlists in Citizens Training Camp
John Coolidge, son of President and Mrs Coolidge, enlisted in the Citizens Training Camp at Camp Devans Massachusetts. He was among the first to enroll and will spend four weeks in intensive military training as part of the President's plan to educate civilians about military duty and citizenship in a republic.
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John
Coolidge
Citizens Training Camp
Camp Devans
Massachusetts
Republic
Local News Agent B H Shorty Williams Retires
B H Shorty Williams sold his Milan news agency to Elmer Rawlins per the Standard and will retire June 15. Williams has run the Milan service for 26 years, earning a wide trade among travelers and paper buyers through town.
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B. H “Shorty
Williams
Milan
Elmer Rawlins
Standard
Tha
Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings This Week
Friends and relatives surprised Mrs. 2% T Brawford with a dinner Monday for her third birthday. The Sorosis will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. H. E. Oldaker. The Ladies' Civic League plans a meeting at the Rest Room of the courthouse Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
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T Brawford
Sorosis
H. E. Oldaker
Ladies’ Civic League
Court House
Office Closed for Chiropractic Association Convention
The Oberlag & Oberlag office will close Sunday Monday and Tuesday due to their attendance at the Missouri State Chiropractic Association convention in Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Missouri State Chiropractic Association
Oberlag & Oberlag
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Putnam County Missouri
Charley D Wilson and Dora A Wilson pledge a deed of trust dated 1919 recorded 1920 in Putnam County Missouri to secure a $4000 note to M D Cameron. The notice announces a trustee sale on the property as provided by the deed of trust and applicable law.
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Charley D Wilson
Dora A. Wilson
Putnam County
Missouri
M.D. Cameron
Sheriff Sale Notice in Putnam County Missouri 1925
The notice states a default on a note secured by a deed of trust. Haden D Burns, Sheriff, as successor in trust, will sell the described property at public auction on June 29, 1925, at the south front door of the courthouse Unionville for cash to satisfy the debt and costs. The sale is at the request of the legal note holder, BH D Cameron, with the trustee unable to act.
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R C Peters
Trestes
Ion
Cameron
Putnam County
Court House
Unionville
Putnany County
Missouri
Haden D Burns
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