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The Nome nugget., 1922-10-28
WEDNESDAY (TElEcRAPHic)
LETTERS DESCRIBE WAR
 GARNET OF WILSON

Boston. Oct. 25-A series of his tory making letters. describing the American War Cabinet and giving animated pictures of Woodrow Will son as he appeared while presiding over secret meetings of his officials, are being made public.
 Letters written by the late Sec retary of the Interior. Lane, have been collected. and edited by his widow Anna Winterrsute Lane, and have been published by Houghton, Mifflin Co. E..
 One of the letters was written to his brother in which he recites i'm cidents of one of the animated ses- sions of the cabinet. He said "1t all arose out of a very innocent question of mine as to whether it was true that wives of American consuls, on leaving Germany. had been stripped naked, given an acid bath to detect writings on their flesh and subjected to other indignities. Lansing answered that it was true.'
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I. W. ". TESTIFTES
 AGAINST ASSOCIATES

Sacramento, Oct. 25-In the trial of ten I. W. w. members. charged with violating the criminal syndi- cahsm Law, W. E. Townsend. for mer associate of Haywood appeared as a witness for the prosecution. He expose dplans of the I. W. w. to poison food sent soldiers in France and told methods used by individ- ual workers to spread discontent among enlisted men in the army.
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JEALOUSY CAUSED
 SHOOTING OF CRoNKHETE

Tacoma. Oct. 24-Congressman Albert Johnson, discussing the Cron khite case, said: "I've learned that Pothier never repudiated the confession he made some time ago wherein he declared that he snot at Cronkhite at the instigation or Rosenbluth. I've also learned that Cronkhite was not shot on the rifle range. Major Cronkhite, aged z4' commended the battalion where Rosenbluth was captain. It was said Rosenbluth resented the au- thority of Cronkhite who publicaly rerremanded Rosenbluth for the way he handled his company.
 sensational evidence was hinted at but is as yet undisclosed.
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SAYS U. S. MUST COME
 IN TO GET RESULTS

London. odq. 25-Addfessing coalition members of Parliament today, Lloyd George said Britain must pay America all her debts. I am fer the League of Nations. but until you get the United States and all great nations of Europe, as well as the small, the League will be crippled and cannot serve it's full purpose. America and Britain must work together"
 The Bonar Law cabinet was sworn in at Buckingham Palace this morn ing.
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PREDICTS DEMOCRATIC GAINS

Washington, Oct. 24-Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, chairman o, the democratic senatorial cam paign committee has just returned from a tour of the West. Walsh predicts that substantial democratic gains will be made in the fall cleo tions turnout the States West or the Mississippi river. Both the Senate and House will see many democratic seats occupied.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvENs x the undersigned, administrator the estate of NDAWAK, deceal has filed in the Probate Court the Cape Nome Precinct, Terfft cf Alaska, his final account ass administrator Of said estate, that the 12th day of December l at the hour of two o'clock P. III said day. has been fixed by court as the time for hearing ofh jections to said report and thgiin clement thereof. ,-R
 H. S. CHESTER,
 Administrator of the A .
 of NUAWAK, deceased Publish October 14, 21, 28, NM
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CONFERENCE CENTRAL
 AMERICAN STATES CALLED

Washington, Oct. 24-The Unit ed States has invited the govern ments of Guatamala, Nicaragua, Honduras, Salvador and Costa Rica to send plenipotentiaries to con- ference to be held in Washington December 4th. Purpose or the conference is to discuss measures looking to the we'll being of Central America.
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NOTICE OF FORFEETUH

To Peter Mehan, and to your executors. administrators, assigns: .V You and each of you are notified that the undersigr0q expended one hundred k ts1OO.00) in work. labor ! provements upon BENCH A on the Right Limit of Rock. the location certificate of whl of record in Vol. 1O3. Page 1!I the Records of the Cape Nom<, cording Precinct, Territory of . ka, the precinct in which said { is situated. for each of 4 1904, 1905. 1906. 1897 " 1909. 1910, 1911, 1912. lsa and 1921-22, in order tosk claim under the provisio0 ' ton 2324, Revised Statu < United States of AH being the amount require 10 said claim for each of
 above enumerated.
 And if within ninety. q FS from the service of this on you by publication y0Aa refuse to contribute your ton of such xDenditure. zs$ CT. your interest in said ele become the property of d scriber under said Section III
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 II
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ASKS E;MBaR1sAsING QUESTION
 OF TREASURY HEAD

Washington, Oct. 23-Represen- tative Prior from Wisconsin in . letter calls upon Secretary of the Treasury Mellon to tell the country "iust what amount of extortionate mrofts and surplus you believe should be properly amassed by cor uorations before the 1s per cent surplus tax should be assessed.
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New York, Oct. 24-Charley White the Chicago lightweight, knocked out Sid Marks, the Canadian light weight champion, in the second round of a twelve round bout at Madison Square Garden.
 San Diego. Oct. 24-Twelve de- stroyers have returned from a two years patrol of the China coast and moved to their graveyard" to. be dedpmmissioned. Eighty warships are now based their whose construc- tion cost $126,000. 900.
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MAN GIVES WYE
 GLYoERND q

She had stomach trouble r After giving her simple pu bark, glycefiue. etc, as mi1eo Ier-i-ka. her husband saV wife f. els fine now and has' weight. It is wonderful pn nedicine. Adler-i-ka acts on! upper and lower bowel, r@ foul matter which poisoned s' and which you never thought Your system EXCELLENT on the stomach or chronic co tion. The impurities it bf1n will surprise you. Lomen BIT Druggists.
 ADVERTISEME MENT a
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Tokyo, Oct. 24-It is reported that Jap soldiers chased ont he out skirts of vladivostok. The light plant failed, leaving the city in darkness while guards were pillag- ing and holding up pedestrians.
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BRITISH ELECTIONS MAY POST. ZONE PEACE CONFERENCE

Paris, Oct. 23-Foreign Minister Cursor, on account of the pending British elections. asked Poincare yesterday that the Near East Peace Conference at Lausanna be set for a later date than November 18th.
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FRENCH RECONSTRUCTION
 BUDGET SHOWS DEFICIT

Paris Oct 25-Money spent for reconstruction of northern France shows deficit of four billion francs in the French budget.
 According to the budget report submitted to the Chamber of Dep uties by Maurlin Bakanowski. It is advocated that arrangements me made to collect from Germany.
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EoRD HAS GIGANTIC RADIO
 PROJECT FO RPEOPLE

H. Wayne, Ind. Oct. 23-Henry Ford is planning to establish four hundred radio stations turnout the limited States. He plans to com munfcate with people without fe- course to pewspapers on p0iiticei and business matters
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JUDGE UPHOIDs DAUGHERTY
 MNIOR DECISION

New York, Oct. 23--The Judge today upheld the Daugherty ruling forbidding ships from bringing iq- uor into American ports. in his de- cision on application of Steamship comtpanies for an injunction against the enforcement of the order. Ap- plicaAion was made by White Star, Cunard and Anchor lines. The companies are appealing the case to the Supreme Court of the United States.
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FEARS LACK OF
 NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS

New York, Oct. 24-Fear that America is drifting hack to it's shortsighted careless attitude of the early days of the European war to- ward the vitally important matter of preparedness" was expressed by Secretary Weeks in an address last night before the Army Ordinance Association.
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GOMPERs URGES DISREGARD
 OF PARTY LINES

Washington. Oct. 23-Gompers issued statement urging Union men to disregard party lines and vote only for men who are friendly to organized labor.
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MONDAY (TElEGRAPHiC)
PREDICTS NEW YORK;
 LONDON DAILY FJJGHT

Mount Clement. Mich, Oct. 23- According to report made by Gen. eral Mitchell. assistant chief of the army air service, it will soon be possible for business man to leave New York at six o'clock in the morning, arriving in London for lunch. transact business and re- \ turn before dark
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APPOINTMENTS HELD

Washington, Oct. 25-The White House indicated today that the President will not appoint the new governor of the Federal Reserve Board until after election.
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HONAR LAW SELECTS
 NEW OHANCEldOIs

London, Oct. 25-Bonar law moved into Number Ten Downing Street yesterday, Stanley Baldwin will be Chancellor of the Exchequor
 Roginald McKenna. former chan cellor thru a long Liberal term, came out this afternoon in support of BOnar Law.
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SUPREME COURT TO ACT
 ON LIQUOR ORDER

:. Washington. Oct. 25-The Su- preme Court will be allowed to is sue an order restricting the govern ment from enforcing prohibition laws against transportation of liq- uor on foreign ships touching at American ports. and on American ships Outside of American costal waters
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ARMY AIR FLIGHT
 AROUND WORLD PLANNED

Washington, Oct. 24-Tentative plans for an attempted flight of an army airplane around the world is under consideration.
 One of the routes considered is from the Pacific via Alaska and Si- beria an dhome via Iceland and Ire land.
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GUARDIAN RECEIVES
 PAYMENT FOR SERVICES

White Plains, N. Y, Oct. 25th-- Supreme Court Justice Morschauser awarded John R. Mack, guardian of taby Guy Stillman, $25O0 for his services in defending the infant against the charge of iiligitimacy, brought by John A. Stillman.
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CITY AND
 COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.

Seattle Oct 25-Declaring that the time has come when the City Council should be abolished, Mayor Brown announced that he is going to propose charter amendment involving the consolidation of both the City and County governments.
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JAP IMMIGRATION SITUATION
 BE INVESTIGATED

Seattle Oct. 24-The problem of J panese immigration on the Pacific coast will be investigated here in the next few days. "A party of De- partment of Labor officials, headed by James J. Davis. Secretary of Labor. will participate.
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JUSTICE DAY RESIGNS.

Washington. Oct. 25-The resig- nation of Day as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court was rendered to the President yesterday and was accepted as effective Nov. 14th.
 Justice Day will assume his dut- ies as umpire on the American Ger mann Claims Commission.
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CLAIMS CASES
 NOW BEING LIQUDATED

Canton Ohio, Oct. 23-Four hun dred war fraud cases, representing billions of dollars, are now under going liquidation according to state ments made by Daugherty in poli- tical address.
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HEREIN MASSACRE STILL
 UNDER INVESTIGATION

Marion, H.. Oct. 24-The grand jury resumed investigation of the Herrin killings late last evening and returned an indictment for mur der. naming forty eight. which makes a. total of 434. The jury then adjourned.
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COLLAPSE OF GERMANY
 TO BE AVERTED

Paris. Oct. 25-A modification of Rritain's position regarding repara- lions were indicated by John Brad bury at q meeting of the Repara- lions Commission. It will be made possible to avert the total collopse of Germany thru an unanimous allied meeting, with Germany pres ent, will be held next Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1922-10-28
CONGRESS- MAY ADJOURN
 UNTIL DECEMBER

Washington, Oct. 23-Repubii- can leaders in both the senate and house claim that they have Hard- ing's approval for contemplated adjournment of both branches of congress from March 4th until De- cember 1923.
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CALLS LIQUOR ORDER BLOW
 TO MERCHANT MARINE

Chicago, Oct. 23-In an address Chairman Lasker told Daugherty and other banquetors that the At torney Generals recent ruling that all ships entering American ports must be dry, was the greatest blow that could have happened to the American Merchant Marine.
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London Oct 23-Law was elect ed leader of the Unionist party at noon yesterday. As lender he is give nHwrr fr aHcept the king s mandate to become premier. Dis solution of Parliament is expected Thursday.
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ANOTHER CHANCE TO SEND
 OUT SPECIAL EDITION

|. Handsome appreciation was shown
 the SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT EDITION published by the Nugget last Saturday, many hundreds being
 taken to the states, each a live
 boost for our community. We still
 have a nubmer of copies on hand and you can make no better invest ment than to send one of these
 booster numbers to your friends in the States. Papers are wrapped ready for mailing, price 25 cts per copy.s The remaining boats will likely carry mail.
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Tokyo, Oct. 24-VladivOst0k is paralyzed by a general strike in volving all operators of communi- cation, except the official wireless. Invading reds have promised, to re- spect foreigners in Vlaii2.stok.
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BONAR LAW ACCEPTS TASK
 ORGANIZATION GARNET

London Oct 23-Bonar Law has accepted from the king the task Of forming a new cabinet and advised his majesty to dissolve Parliament Thursday.
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MOVING DAY AT NO. TEN
 DOWNING STREET

London, Oct. 23-Mrs. Lloyd George moved out from No. 10 Downing Street yesterday and took her own house for three months.
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FEDERAL JUDGES TO BE APPOINTED

Washington, Oct. 25th-Twenty thousand telegrams, urging appoint ment of specified individuals to % vacancies existing in the Roster Of Federal Judges, have been received.
 Document appointment to these offices will be prepared until Con- gress reconvenes.
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BONAR LAW TAKES HELM
 OF SHIP OF STATE

London Oct. 24-Bonar Law took the helm of the Ship of State to- night. when he accepted the seals of office from the king at Bucking- ham palace and formally kissed the hands, of the sovereign.
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TEN COMMANDMENTS
 DON'T APPLY TO WOMEN

London. Oct. 24-The ten com n,andments do not apply to women and therefore commandments must be revised to meet modern condi- tions, declared Harvey. in his ad- dress before the Authors Club
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Washington Oct. 23-Daugherty indulged ''in rhetoric exaggeration and falsehood,' in his address at Canton. Ohio, according to Gompers
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pOPULAR CABINET CHANGES
 BENEFIT IRELAND

Dublin, Oct. 24-Ireland feels that England's cabinet changes will have an unparalled effect on Irish relations. The principal interest shown is who will succeed Church. i'll as Secretary of the Colonies.
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AIR GLIDER BREAKS
 WORLD RECORD

New Haven, England, Oct. 23- In a gliding competition atItford Hill C.. R. Oily in a biplane broke the worlds record for gliding with a passenger, remaining in the air forty nine minutes. ...
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PROPOSES NEW TAXATION
 REFORM MEASURE

Vienna, Oct. 23-New taxation. amounting to four trilljOn crowns, is proposed in a financial reform measure which the government has submitted to the League of Nations for approval
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Seattle, Oct. 23-Gompers in a letter to State Labor Leaders urges them to support the democratic candidate for senator in order to defeat Poindexter
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BONAR LAW CONFERS
 WITH COsGRaVE

London, Oct. 24-Bonar Law held conference today with William T. Cosgrove. head of the Irish Provi- sional government. The meeting dealt with Irish affairs. ="
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TUESDAY (TElEGRAPHIC)
r,OMB SUSPECT
 QUIZZED BY POLICE

Bordeaux, Oct. 24-Emile Hou- ques, was quizzed by the police to- day to determine whether he sent a bomb to the American Embassy in Paris a year ago. The bomb was designed to take the life of Myron Herrick, American Ambassador.
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SKILLED LABOR
 THRUOUT COUNTRY

Washington. Oct. 24th-Actual shortage of skilled and common labor exists turnout the country. ac- cording to a complete survey. just released by the Department of La bor.
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SURVIVOR STANLEY
 EXPEDITION SUICIDES

Seattle, Oct. 24-Thos. Dolan. one of the survivors of the Henry Stanley expedition, which located Dr. Livingstone in Africa, committ- eT suicide here. j
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BAR ASSOCIATIONS REPORT
 CHARGES WE'LL FOUNDED

Chicago Oct. 24-The Illinois and Chicago Bar Associations investiga- tors, reported to Daugherty that the charges against the conduct of the United States District Attorneys office at Chicago were well founded.
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New York. Oct. 23-Fourteen perished na Lexington Avenue apartment fire. which was of incen- diary origin.
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Riga. Oct. 23-Russian armored cruisers ROssiya and Crombri are lost in storm in the Baltic.
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BARRED FROM GRAND JURY
ROOM

Seattle Oct. 23-Major Brown was barred from the Fe1eral Grand Jury room today by United States Attorney Revell. despite hos honor's insisting that the Major had important testimony to be given.
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BREVIyIEs

New York, Oct. 23-Dr. Lyman Abbot, editor of the Outlook. died from bronchitis.
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-UlyTSFDH MALL VIA HAIDA

Mails for the Outside" per IL. S. Cutter Haida will close about 2 a. m. tomorrow. Oct. 18th
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Council Bluffs. Oct 24-Fourteen of the forty one mail clerks. accus- ed of stealing, pleaded guilty and their bonds were fixed from S250 to S1,5OO.
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MAIL THEFTs LARGE AMOUNT

Washington Oct. 23-The Post Office Department said that the Council Bluffs mail thefts will amount to S50.O0O.
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Oakland, Oct. 23-Wm. McMahon and Henry Shaffer, both from San Francisco, were killed while resist ing arrest on the charge of rob bery.
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Seattle Oct. 23-Charles A. John son, age 25, who came to Seattle three days ago, committed suicide by shooting
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E R F. v IT I F. s

West Point. Neb.. Oct. 24-Sen- ator Norris announced here that he will not seek reelection.
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RUSSIANS REJOICE LLOYD
 GEORGE RESIGNATION

Moscow. Oct. 23-The announce ment of Lloyd Georges resignation was received here with great de light.
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Washington. Oct. 24-The Su- preme Court took a recess for three weeks.
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Washington Oct. 23-Navy Day will be celebrated turnout the coun try next Friday.
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GENERAL STRIKE
 IN VI.ADIVOSTOK
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suBsCRIBn FOR THE NUGGET
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-11-10
Is YEAR OLD SCHOOL BOY
HAD HIS LEG SHOT OFF

Harold McCollum, the Is year old
son of W. II. McCollum, who lives on
the Ell Hedrick farm, mile south of
town, had his right leg shot off be-
low the knee, Monday evening. The
boy attends the Oldham school, south
Df town, and was on his way home
when the accident took place. He
was in company with Ivan Ingerson,
rs years old who also attends the Old
ham school, and when they reached
the Ingerson farm house the latter
asked him to wait few minutes.
am get the gun and go q piece
with you," he told the McCo,lum boy,
aand wen shoot q rabbit"
When he undertook to load the gun
Che shell caught In the breech, and in
attempting to force it into the barrel
Che plunger struck the cartridge, ex-
ploding It. The charge passed direct
" through Harold McCollum's right
leg about six inches below the knee.
The shell was loaded with No. 4 shot
Rnd black powder.
Jasper STANDBY. IS years old. the
son Of Don P. Standby, was the first
10 arrive at the scene Of the accident
and the MeCollum boy probably owes
Wis life TO the intelligent and resoure-
.ful first aid given him by the Standby
boy. Observing that he was rapidly
bleeding TO death, young Standby took
. piece Of cloth and tied Il tightly
above the knee Of the injured leg, us
ing stick % tighten It, making a
rude but effective tourniquet He also
Eut off the injured boys shoe and
ntherwise aided him.
Don P. Standby was attracted to
The scene by the crowd which was
gathering and went aftsr On: Ola Put
man III his car r.. :, n.
The sly was saks6 tS Mercy Aospi.
Aai, and there Dr.. Putman removed
The injured limb, amputating it Just
below the knee. Il was hanging by a
mere shred Of flesh, the charge nearly
seyering It. The crisis in this case de-
veloped at this time, the boy having
lost 50 much blood that DR.. Putnam
had battle on his hands to keep him
alive.
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-11-10
CIRCUIT COURT
(November Term)

The following is the court docket
for the next term of court to be held
in Keytesville. The cases as prepar-
ed by Circuit Clerk, Walter Wright,
show in many instances when the
cases originated, the term continued
showing that they were passed from
the Salisbury court.
There are o number Of cases not re-
corded herewith owing to the fact
that the docket was made up for the
printers before the adjourned Sails
bury term of court had completed its
grind.
Many cases Have been postponed.
Some to be tried in FEBRUARY in Sails
bury at which time new circuit
court judge win preside. Still other
cases have been transferred to Keytes-
vile as they could not be reached In
the time allotted for the ajourned SAL
isbury term. The reason Of the adj
journment Of the Salisbury was be-
cause Of the special term of the grand
jury called. to investigate bootleg
ging and gambling.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-11-10

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den Of Eden Drainage district ct al
as. First National Bank of Chilli
cothe, No., vs. Fred Kerstin ct al, ac-
tion reform a deed Of trust.
A. The De Laval Separator Co.
Ga cOrporation) VS. v. b. Weleh, &C
count.
as. C. A. Sharp ct al vs. The Home
Ins. Co. of New York, suit on policy
46. Ola Putnnan VS. VIM. Gwinn
debt.
~. Scott =. KILLER VS. c. q. Twich-
all, note.
4S, Fred Scott vs. o. e. Law. note.
lth Day November 2s.
40. Mary Kindred vs. James Keyte
ct al, suit to quite title. \
so. George Dean VS. John Atkins et
al, suit to quit title.
81. N. E. Peterson vs. Francis Ne
tavia ct al, suit to quite title.
81. James S. Chapman ct al VI
Charlton county, suit to ascertain ii
tie.
SIS. Chauneey 3. Scott II Il '.
Joseph B. Gilpin ct al. suit 70 ascer
tain title.
sth Day NsrembW "a.
IS. Raymond Williams " Cora L
Williams, divorce, eontinued.
e6. Edna Mecart W Earl McCart
motion to modify degree, continued.
81. Carrie +. Weed vs. Estsli Wood
divorces.
es. Heber Page " Henrietta Page
divouce.
g. Hssoid 4 Stsphsns, W Mari
stspAEnss1. digo9se
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son: divorces