Golf tournament opens amid cross town rivalry and social events
Local clubs Unionville Milan Kirksville and Chilliothe prepare a season of matches starting with a two day event at Unionville. Teams include Lemen Hun saker Radford Farance McCaliment Martin and others. A September championship cup awaits the top club. An accident injured IT. C. Scott and Bins Hid when car crash occurred Tuesday evening as crowds gathered nearby.
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Ve. Pratt
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Bach Unionville Tearm
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Lutonville
Unionville
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Lemen
Hunsaker
Radford
Farance
McCaliment
Martin
Chillicothe
C. Scottand
Bart
County Court Seeks Model Courthouse Insights On Tour
County Court members and County Clerk Patterson depart to study neighboring counties’ court houses. The trip aims to observe designs learn from others and shape Putnam Cooper county’s planned courthouse before architects arrive. Officials seek economy and clear guidance rather than late revisions.
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Patterson
Earby
Putnamounty
Cooper County
Boonville Heare
Milan Court Aims to Fasten State Road Right of Way
A Milan visit by local leaders and Sullivan County officials sought swift action on securing the right of way for the road from LUnionville to Milibi. State officials indicated willingness to let the full uncompleted contract from Sullivan County north to the Iowa line, with weather timing possible if the right of way issue is settled promptly.
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Sullihan County
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Jones Show Pleasing North Ward On Stage This Week
The Edgar Jones show opened Monday evening on the North Ward addol ground to a capacity house. Owing to thinning weather the crowd was tet so large Tuesday night. The show has a large company of people with high aims and a capable orchestra. The program for the week promises high class plays and entertaining acts, and the company aims to please after acquaintance is established.
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Edgar Jones
North Ward Addol
Une Companys
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Montgomery to Have Preliminary Hearing Friday
Martin Montgomery jailed here will face a preliminary hearing Friday June 28 before Justice H T Montgomery of bin township on charges of breaking into a Worthington garage and stealing a car. At a later date he will have another preliminary hearing before Squid Chan pell of Union township on a charge of breaking into the Husted store in Worthington.
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Martin Montgomery
Justice H T Montgomery
bin Township
Worthington
Squid Chan Pell
Union Township
Rooks Bound Over in Murder Case of Woate Christy
Gees Rooks appears at preliminary hearing for murder in the death of Woate Christy on June 20 Justice Chappell presided. The testimony moved the case to the Circuit Court for trial with bond set at ten thousand dollars. failure to post bond sent Rooks to jail awaiting trial.
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Woate Christy
Foreauourt
Brday Befe Cs
Chappell
Hooks Wa
Circuit Court
Jad
Awart
Japanese envoy warns of life and death struggle over expansion
A Japanese diplomat at a London dinner warned that without a changed Western attitude toward Japan and the East, humanity would face a desperate struggle. He said Japan needs room for its crowded population and that North and South America offer vast expansion space.
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London
Japan
North
South America
Wisconsin House Passes Enforcement Law Repealer Vote
The Wisconsin House approved a repealer of the ary law amid a 48 to 43 vote last week, with the Senate expected to pass after minor changes. Reportedly, tensions rose as lawmakers debated the reform, triggering a stir in the state legislature and amid festival events near Vialcon.
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Senate
Vialcon
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Jeglature
Oklahoma Politician Organizes New State Party
A Oklahoma leader forms a new state party to control state government machinery. He split from the Farmer Labor Reconstruction League, inviting all farmers and labor heads to a June 18 conference while excluding former allies, signaling a deep division on multiple issues.
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Oklahoma
Farmer Labor Reconstruction League of Oklahoma
Farmers and Labor Organizations
Several Towns Plan Fourth of July Celebrations
Several surrounding towns announce plans for Fourth of July festivities. Seymour Iowa and Kirksville are listed as celebrations in progress. Unionville cites lack of time labor and money and will skip a weak celebration.
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Seymour
Iowa
Kirksville
Unionville
Presenting Gold Head Cane to George W Ruth
George Wo Rath started a subscription at the recent spect election to buy a gold headed cane for George W Ruth in recognition of his service promoting the courthouse proposition. Funds were raised easily. The presentation occurred in the park Monday afternoon with Ruth moved and grateful. The cane bears the inscription George W Ruth Court House June 6 1923.
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George Wo Rath
Court House
Ater
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George W Ruth
Captives Released From Chinese Bandit Holdout
Chinese bandit holdout freed captives last week after negotiations. Several captives were Americans captured from a train and taken to the mountains. Bandits were paid a large sum and thousands joined the Chinese army.
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China
Begaria Revolution Shocks Bulgaria Government Overthrown
Bulgaria reports a revolution as the government is overthrown by Bulgarian factions last week. Peasants supported the old regime and clashes followed, while the new government asserts control. The upheaval unsettles the Balkans and Britain and Europe fear broader conflict, potentially igniting wider war.
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Bulgaria
Europe
Balkans
Fragmentary OCR Item From Historical Newspaper
Fragmentary text mentions names and phrases such as Paloch faerie Masloch Poporoor Corramon and The Banednian Delight. Context unclear. appears to be a catalog or program note with multiple proper nouns and event titles.
Junior Band Organized By Prof Dulimger
Prof dearle Dulimger has organized a band of about 20 youths and is rehearsing. Practices occur each Tuesday evening and an open audition is planned before school, date to be set, likely on a Wednesday. Prof Ihlinger seeks ten more members especially baritones and basses. Current roster includes Harold Jones William Burns Harold Ruth Clarence Pratt Robert Donaldson Loyal Stareup Francis Bacus Elbert Robinson Ralph Henson Edwin Cook Ireland Clause Ronald Ruth Franklin Child Charles Evans Jay Bacus Gordon Chappell Leland Casady Johnny Biggie Dwight Hibbs Robert Berry Drums Hartley Pollock Neal Garrison John Comstock.
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Ihlinger
Clannets
Harold Jones
William Burns
Harold Ruth
Clarence Pratt
Robert Donaldson
Loyal Stareup Corneta
Francis Bacus
Elbert Robinson
Ralph Henson
Edwin Cook Ireland Clause
Ronald Ruth
Franklin Child
Charles Evans
Jay Bacus
Gordeon Chappell
Leland Casady
Johnny Biggie
Dwight Hibbs
Robert Berry
Hartley Pollock
Neal Garrison
John Comstock
Fire at Marceline Kills Restaurant Owner Floyd Scherer
Neighbors found Floyd Scherer dead in the basement of his Marceline area home after a morning fire. The blaze started in his upstairs bedroom minutes after he allegedly closed his restaurant. Authorities suspect foul play to conceal the crime.
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Floyd Scherer
Marceline
Scherer
Death of Miss Melvina Stille in Lincoln Nebr
Miss Melvina Stille youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs George N Stille died in Lincoln Nebraska after emergency surgery. The sudden death followed a heart failure during a shock. Misa Mary Stille and family mourn the loss as the funeral was held Tuesday.
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Misa Mary Stille
Lincoln
Nebr
Melvina Stille
George N Stille
Misa Mary
Cincinnati Man Killed by Rock Island Train Near Streepyville
Van Gill of Cincinnati was killed when struck by a Rock Island train at Streepyville while walking home from waiting for a taxi. He had arrived only three weeks earlier and was reportedly on his way home when he slept by the tracks and was hit.
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van Gill
Cincinnati
Rock Island
Streepyville
Gill
State Tax Commission Rep Visits Unionville for Uniform Assessments
A Missouri state tax representative met with township assessors and County Court officials in Unionville to review the countywide assessment, aiming to remove inequalities and achieve a uniform, equitable tax burden across the state. The meetings follow prior talks and stress ongoing efforts to align local assessments with state standards.
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John T. Waddill
State Tax Commission
Unionville
Missouri
Oil Streets Planned in Unionville This Week
Three carloads of oil for street use are on the depot track in Unionville and the oil company is expected to begin operations soon. City crews have prepared streets and a tractor with a drag is actively working to ready the lanes for oiling by week’s end.
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Unionville
Frontline Telegram on County Officials Visit and Court Plans
A morning telegram from Jefferson City dated June 20 reports county officials visiting courthouses to gather ideas for local administration. It mentions Circuit Clerk Gillum and a penitentiary in Boonville with a note about a warden Hill and a planned court meeting Thursday.
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Boesche
Gillum
Jefferson City
Felix J Boesche
Unionville
Mayshalle
Boonville County Court
Planting pickles as late as July 1 offered by Keokuk Canning Co
Farmers can still plant pickles on idle low ground failed corn. Price $1 per seed and seed is free through an agent of Keokuk Canning Co located at 4612. The notice promotes late planting for a fair crop.
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Keokuk Canning Co
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