Local social round up and notes from Unionville region
Mrs Sam Lawson shows improvement after illness. Several residents visited relatives in Unionville and Milan. A pie and cake sale at Thompson School raised 349 dollars for the supper. Catherine Schuster to teach next term at Burns. Bruce Craft recovering from gunshot injury. W H Scober funeral held in Lipp Cemetery after Kansas City police shooting. A political debate note contrasts League of Nations views with local sentiments.
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Sam Lawson
Joe Burns
J F Ledford
Ofnionville
Catherine Schuster
Pear Schuster
Basil Mundon
Etta Piguwins
John Gillum
Mansur Peyne
Milan
Sunda
J Hoillum
Schuster
James Cowgill
Etta Riggins
Thompson
Catherne Schuster
Burns
Bruce Craft
W.H. Scober
Kansas City
Servin
Stah
Wade
Lipp
A. B. Lipp
Scobee
League of Nations
Unionville Blican
Han
Bt Ieeat & Enidil
Pure Bred Horse Foal Sired by Imported Stallion
The record notes a foal named Pure Bred Koda foaled in 1918, described as 16 hands high and sired by an imported stallion. It mentions breeders, a foaling year, and insurance details, with references to Ville and Me locations and a 1990 season plan.
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Ibs
Scott
Unreadable OCR Item Seeks Clarification
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows scattered names and terms. no clear event, date, or location emerges to identify a coherent news item or notice. Unable to determine a specific person, organization, or outcome from the provided content.
Mexico Revolution Reportedly Successful Without Major Bloodshed
A radical Mexican uprising gains ground as Carranza forces desert and join the movement. Carranza flees toward the mountains after a brief clash near Veracruz, disguising himself afterward by shaving his beard. US business hopes mingle with warnings as over 200 Americans are killed, tempering calls for foreign involvement.
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Carranza
Veraruz
Schools Facing 4 Crisis Amid Teacher Shortage
A statewide shortage of teachers threatens many districts. Kirksville and Moberly report heavy losses in staff, with districts scrambling to hire competent teachers or faced with suspensions and use of inefficient substitutes.
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Crista
Kirksville
Moberly
Veiled Threats Move To Clamp Down On Unions
A fragmented report notes anti union rhetoric and proposed measures from a government figure over the past two years. It mentions aims to curb strikes and nationalize sectors, with warnings of intensified action and clashes with radical leaders.
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Eewsee
Hue
Sunday School Convention to Be Held in Hannibal
Unionville and Putnam county churches prepare for the state Sunday school convention in Hannibal from June 8 to 10. Delegates from churches will attend the program with leading Middle West Sunday school workers delivering addresses and participating in conferences. An invitation is sent to all Putnam county Sunday schools to be represented.
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Unionville
Putnam County
Hannibal
Middle West
Turks Learn Fate Of Treaty With Allies In Pleased Wake
The Turks received terms of a postwar treaty with the Allies and expect rough handling if their deserts are paid. The agreement keeps a Allied force in Constantinople and places the Dardanelles under Allied supervision while allowing Turkey to keep the city, a point of relief for Turkish interests.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Senate Passes Knox Peace Resolution
The Senate approved the Knox peace resolution on Saturday signaling a return to peace with Germany though it rejects the League of Nations. House action is expected soon before it reaches President Wilson who is anticipated to veto and send back a strong message.
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Senate
Germany
League of Nations
House
Wilson
Former Vice President Lei P Morton Dies at 96
Lei P Morton died at his home in Poughkeepsie New York on Sunday evening at age 96. He served as Harrison's running mate in 1888 and was a leading New York businessman who had also been governor of the state.
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Lei P Morton
Poughkeepsie
New York
Morton
Harrison
Edwards eyes Supreme Court fate of dry amendment
Governor Edwards of New Jersey contends the Supreme Court will rule the dry amendment unconstitutional. He cites declining botrolled prices as a sign, and notes pressure within the party over prohibition. A separate item reports Clifford Kent, fourteen, killed at night while plowing with his father. a horse also died.
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Edwards
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Edna
Cbs
Clifford Kent
Osgood
Western Union Visit At Chillicothe College Seeks Operators
W J Durand, superintendent for Missouri and Kansas Western Union, toured the Chillicothe Telegraph Department last week seeking students to train as operators and offering Western Union tariffs and course materials for accounting.
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W J Durand
Western Union
Missouri
Kansas
Chillicothe Business College
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Kaola
M.E
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Ory Preshinger
Mexico
Vrance
Brunswick
Farmers Cooperative Ass’n
Miller Tires
Miller
Auto Tire Free Air
Unionville, Me
California
Prohibition
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