Missouri Shorthorn Breeders Meet Set in Northeast Missouri
The Missouri Shorthorn Breeders Association will hold a Northeast Missouri sectional meeting at Granger on June 13 at 7:30 p m the evening before a Shorthorn sale by Joseph Miller Sons. Notables include James Boyd John Ashton and Prof S D Gromer with Walter Miller delivering the address. A concert program and state grain official Hedrick death note appear in the issue.
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Republican
Unionville
Missouri Shorthorn Breeders' Association
Missouri
Granger
Joseph Miller & Sons
James Boyd
John Ashton
Missouri State Board of Agricrnlture
S. D. Gromer
University of Missouri
Walter Miller
Missouri Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Eye testing event with Dr Hanna in Livonia
In Livonia Missouri Dr Hanna will conduct eye examinations at the Farmers Bank Building on Wednesday and Thursday until 4 p.m. June 13 and 14. Patients are invited to visit for careful eye testing.
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Livonia
Hanna
Teme Frist
Farmers Bank Bldg
Hearst Backs Ford for President on Independent Ticket
William Randolph Hearst declared his support for Henry Ford for President on an independent ticket. Ford backers conceal the background to make the boom seem spontaneous, yet their methods are known. Hearst’s support would sway Hearst-controlled papers toward Ford, though Hearst is often seen as opposing rather than advocating.
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William Randolph Hearst
Henry Ford
Hearst
Ford
Radical made president of state school
Governor Walton of Oklahoma appointed George Wilson as president of the state agricultural college. He is described as an extreme radical with communistic ideas and lacking formal college experience. The decision provokes strong opposition and student threats to leave the school.
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Walton
Oklahoma
George Wilson
State Agricultural College
Wilson
Wood to Investigate China Conditions for President Harding
Major General Leonard Wood is named to go to China to assess conditions for President Harding. He is reportedly serving as Governor General of the Philippines. Worsening bandit activity and government weakness in China prompt concern among powers and rumors of another allied invasion to restore order. Chinese factions remain divided and unable to unite to enforce obedience.
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Leonard Wood
China
Harding
Wood
Philippines
President Harding's Alaska tour to begin this month
President Harding will start his Alaska journey in late June, likely June 20, and deliver speeches along the route and on the return. He plans a close inspection of Alaska to gauge its development and will convene a governors meeting on prohibition enforcement before the trip to coordinate a strong nationwide effort.
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Harding
Alaska
M. E. Circuit Preaching at Wesley Chapel Sunday
M E Circuit will hold preaching at Wesley Chapel Sunday June 10 at 11 am and meet at 10 am to organize Sunday school. The event invites all to join in saving the children and notes the Sunday school serves adults as well. Zion M F church services at 3:80 pm with Rev G Edwards, pastor, through the conference year ending Sept 12.
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Wesley Chapel
Zion MF Church
G Edwards
Old Fashioned Whipping for Tulsa Boy Thieves
Nine boys in Tulsa were arrested for stealing flowers from residents and petty mischief. A judge fined each ten dollars and offered remission if their parents gave them a real old fashioned whipping. Four parents whipped in court, five took them home for the punishment.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Convicted Murderess Cap Captured After Honduras Return
Clara Phillips, once convicted of murdering Mrs Alberta Meadows in Los Angeles with a hammer and a former chorus girl, was found in Honduras and was brought back to LA last week. She says she can prove innocence and is glad to return, recounting liberation by an adventurer who planned to upset the Central American government.
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Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Alberta Meadows
Honduras
Central America
Central American
Negotiations With Mexico In Mexico City Progress
United States representatives in Mexico City pursue negotiation to restore full relations with Mexico after months of effort. officials expect a complete accord unless an unexpected obstacle arises, following a period of no direct talks.
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United States
Mexico City
Mexco
Wison
Piano Tuning Services Advertised in Unionville
Unionville piano tuner R. L. Meyers announces a tuning event from June 4 to June 9. He promotes a high standard of technique and a distinct temperament and tone blending method, aimed at keeping pianos tuned and preserving tonal quality.
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Unionville
R. L. Meyers
Lawmakers Vote Against Weakening Enforcement Statute
The Ilfonis House of Representatives rejected a proposal by 74 to 67 to weaken enforcement provisions. supporters sought automatic alignment with federal changes, but opponents feared federal weakening could erode state law. The debate mirrors tensions seen in Illinois with its many large cities.
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Ilfonis House of Representatives
Drys
Illinois
Local notices of visits and travel across Iowa and Missouri
A string of short items lists residents and visitors, travel notes, and family visits across Mendota Centerville Centerville Kirksville Hartford Jefferson City Grand Island Des Moines Pattonsburg and other towns. People mentioned include Evelyn Conger Emmett Donaldson J H Carter Bertha Kelley Mra Huston Homer Guffey Mrs. J S Lawson Mrs Emma Pope Iva Bernstein Sylvia Eppenstein Mrs. W H Miller Floyd Bowie Mary Bess Dickson Melba Mobley Pearl Dove Betty Brasfield Pearl Jones William Babel Decoration Day visits and a burial at the Mullenix home.
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Evelyn Conger
Mendota
Emmett Donaldson
Mempik
J. Ronaldson
J H Carter
Bertha Kelley
Cincinnati
T W Huston
Kirksville
J S Lawson
Fxline
Homer Guffey
Hartford
Emma Pope
Ft Madison
G. Summers
Iva Bernstein
Centerville
Sylvia Ethel Eppenstein
W H Miller
Kansas City
R. Kayne
FE. V Paul —Floyd Bowie
Arthur Duffey
Sam Dickson
Mary Bess
Saltreek
Wyo
Viet
J A Dickson
R E Mobley
Melba
Parker
Kans
H T Ray
Betty Brasfield
Jefferson City
Ida Comstock
Petty Turner
Linneus
Brookfield
Myr
Doc Franklin
Des Moines
Sarah Johnson
Joe Johnson
A. C. Berry
Anna Daily
C. W. Mullenix Occo
Charles Mullenix
Never The Male Who Stands On High Dignity
The fragment presents a quotation about male dignity and endurance, attributed to the Boston Transcript, without clear event, date, or additional context.
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Boston Transcript
Pastor Baker Speaks for Klan in Bethany Meeting
Rev J E Baker pastor of the Marvin Memorial Methodist Church St Joseph spoke at Bethany presenting the Ku Klux Klan’s purposes. He is described as an official spokesman for the Klan and praised it highly. A large crowd heard him denounce opponents and claim the Klan stands for all good in the world, as do other groups.
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J E Baker
South
St. Joseph
Bethany
Clipper
Payne Released at Preliminary Hearing in Sullivan County
James Payne charged with shooting Coy Shaver near Pennville Sullivan County was examined before Squire Joe Borders in Green City. The Green City Press reports Payne was released from further proceedings as testimony showed he acted to protect his own life.
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James Payne
Coy Shaver
Pennville
Sullivan County
Squire Joe Borders
Green City
Payne
Memphis Decorates for Decoration Day Despite Post Loss
Newspapers reported that Decoration Day services would not be held in Memphis due to illness or death among G A R post members. Residents gathered to decorate graves with flags and ensure the observance continues through other groups.
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Memphis
Post
G. A. R. Post
Red Strikes in Ruhr Trigger Widespread Unrest
Communists in the Ruhr declare extensive strikes leaving thousands jobless and many involved in violence. German police and civilians clash with the Reds. French troops stay back as authorities reinforce. Several people are injured.
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Ruhr
Road Question Probably Settled
The State Highway Commission has been seeking an eight foot right of way to extend the highway from Unionville to the Iowa line, aiming to begin construction immediately on the project except for a portion near Biacebied.
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Eisai Hag Commission
Endeavo
Tran Unionville
Iowa Line
County road plan advances with signed rights of way
Engineer Lyons for the State Commission met residents along the current route north of Blackbird to the ridge west of town. Property owners signed to guarantee right of way. Commission approval hoped before month end. contracts to be let and construction to start this summer. A large county road program is taking shape with remaining details to be finalized.
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Blackbird
Lyons
State Commission
Commission
Tam
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Hedwick
State Fair Board
Vohmug Te Oe
L. H. Howard
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M. E. Circuit
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Mexico
Land Bank
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Rachford & Cullum
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