St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 9, 1907

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Spring, and will John I. Beggs Gives Out an In-|Hearing of Capt. Macklin’s- r reign rigorously. | Tedford Removed by State Rail- : ' . : ; the Weather ; terview of Transit Condi- Alleged Assailant Discloses = Man thinks. As} Way Board on Employes’ an evidence tions in City, Conspiracy. alibi ss ae Gh aaleah Charges. frost king on Separation of Missouri Pacific, {ron Moun= tain and Wabash, and Revocation of the © Charters of Five Companies Demanded in Supreme Court Proceedings. i a y~.* ounminieaan re OTHER RAILROADS TO BE ATTACKED IN TURN © 3¢ “ak

1, & vi Lat ' Ps the throne, and PRESENT SYSTEM ENOUGH |MANY ARRESTS PROMISED | Afp| voc « pretence, |TEDFORD OUSTED THEM 2 $ - hee % a 5) x. we ne, aes SOP Rea MA Satis BY. Sat cad id 5 Sanh 2 §3 ec a tne re te w zt Wy. Sr oe eae . . a, CO ee el i pater fs ‘i H ie Ue Rone s 7% SAE gist na oe al & there will be ou ; snow or sleet Wednesday ev- Will Need No Additional Facili- | 41! Officers Are Heavily Armed | |g ening. |One Man Is Reinstated and a and Investigations Are | ad, rhe om | Oglesby’s Brother Is Made Des forecast Under Way. ae y, eres. ieee Weigher, Move or snow tonight, secede . tg | turning to rain . Special to the Post-Dispatch, ZS anUwred ay; Special to the Post-Dispatch SUBWAY BETTER THAN ‘L’| ©” RENO, Okia., Jan. 9.—It was re-| es fo UF 6S 6h MANGAS CITY, Mo. Jen 9-~-On ported here today that the testimony = SY, 2 «| ROTteeert- charges filed last night at 10:30 o'clock in the trial of Corporal Knowles, on a a nee eat ge aR tidak charge of shooting Capt. Edgar Macklin ; a ween ee eS the tate Board of Thinks U ited R i C ‘recently theeek s ainetcany to mur- , iy \S minimum tem- Railroad and Warehouse Commission- my 11 ty littl der the white officers’ of, the entire , © peratureo tnight | ¢TS, Which continued in session until Wi : : sige apy rt wae 9 early this morning, F. H. Tedford. ill Be the Concern to Put garrison. Officers of the courtmartial, “nec a = C} dl Jrain Inspec Te 2 ee . re ; i ae di i at tg (di- degrees. lief Grain Inspector of Missouri, was Pe a” 2 ti rt i 2 - t C l ! A In the Subway. vulge what goes onin the courtroom > wee [eee “hom Chet oface by the jvice- ei ee PD eS .. 4 4 ee it or Uo. Invoived. ; ac Fx Se. a Ve ‘ . ‘ ‘ _— . ne , ’ " ee Ee dus 265 eorurce || thre Tuesday | Sioner Rube Oglesby, both Democratic re , a 7S ta , ie SE So | From a Staff Cor espondent of the } ost-Dispatch. $e John I. Beggs, president of the United} egyld not be traced. night was 23 degrees, which was win- members, against the vigorous protests > ee = ig 4 ay 3 1 : t , 3 i .o es Choe & , JEFFERSON CITY. Jan. 9 — Suits to dissolve the alleged Railways and a director of the North At the tin f : ing ¢ ‘ ter’s ofticial fiat that spring must de- | of Commissioner Frank A. Wightman, YSB ar Yee NOS ae Mt te ee .. . t See SF a & ‘ = * : +) : he 1e of the shooting of Capt. dl : -§ €: ‘ + : : +. fl > See e on Vy ie = , Ren ns . American Co., which controls all of the} Macklin. there was a rumor that the] Part. Colder weather prevails general- the Republican member of the board. gt SAA SN haha Co alee 7 ae Eee merger of the Wabash, Missour! Pacifie and Iron Mountain rail- pe transportation, lighting and power! negroes had planned the slaughter of ly in the Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri Tedford, who had retired from the & 4 \ Se 4 ay aa + + et re a % _ " % Gt | road companies and the Paeifie Express ('o.. and to revoke the ae utilities of St. Louis, said to a Post-| white officers, but it was traced to Valleys, and in the Northwest zero] meeting during consideration of the ee a. ee Shee... ME Ce . . nee pmeoean EES . ee Dispatch reporter Wednesday that he| parrack rooms gon 4p and no foundation | t©¢™Feratures are recorded. In the Gulf charges against him, announced that he we Vk AN YY eS he ae. ok’ Set, fh licenses and charters of the Pacific Express Co., the American Re: -g ' 7 . ies 9 “ > = 7 ‘i. “ Ly Phd TS ¢ . ‘ . i a! be ‘> ’ * > . : . . . . . BS believes it will be five and possibly ten! found for it. States and along the Atlantic Coast it’s | Would take legal steps to resist remov- AAR LR OS aon ee *G,* . ~ . ee A) Ts frigerator Transit Co.. the Western Coal and Mining Co., the Rich- ak vears before the city will need trans- Knowles was today bias “= pleasantly mild. Where the weather; al. The charges against Tedford were PS. . re 43 \ > ta es eS i, ; ; Pees i i 3 Pg i yas - : 5 We y bound over under me 3S 4 2 Ma oS oye Sa ss ‘ he sas. \iss portation facilities other than those now} that charge and bond fixed at $2500. The has been cold there has been rain or | filed by two former employes of the de- a. > ees Se, The See Sh SE. oh eee : ORE oe a Hill Coal Mining Co. and th Kansas Missouri Elev os Co 4 were hs: afforded by surface trolley lines. or par lh cen BP - be yn ‘ene snow. partment whom he had_ discharged. a Wee ee Te SO eh filed in the Supreme Court Wednesday by Attorney-General Had- — z é Ss continued ; 9 oO cloc re oe IE AERO ES . ficial ate . . x Be” "a 5. een , as 7 : — 2 : 2-¥ , . . € 455 “St. Louis is growing so rapidly that | this morning They alleged that this action upon the . ‘* hy ae se, got Se em ; Me Nea eee -TR ne ve . . Ss: éé 9 LO MRA ies 7 tS Be i oe oo ee: 2! Vy > - allege th: STOCK O the eo anies med it is only a question of time when either The only persons permitted to hear GET THE CLOTHES LINE. part of the Chief Inspector was without % Ge: (aw ng 3. ae ec : 2 = :3 I y. rhe_petitions alle BS that the t k f all iad a gig Scr ee eee the Wh 9 h Th mae ¢ a authority from- the- Railread -Commis- ; ih Y % ose, ‘ r ™M C , : + ‘ . a : ate : : Re s as. Wa RT bgt a ‘ a. , a : a a: . eee, : be =: i : = e ‘ P . . : city will put up with the inconvenience |COurt stenographer, the United States en Smith reatens Oulciae | sioners aa COneAIuted an act of in- GS Rar ie x" . he $k SES SEE Bo ctitution and laws of Missouri. Chief Justice Gantt has made thé and unsightliness of an elevated rail- | ™arshals and the defendant, Knowles. | He Is Arrested subordination. , “ae ae Sh. | , \ & "S. ea, Ne cee & & a road. So it may be assumed that when |™aj. Penrose positively forbade those | L 4 : No complaint against the Chief. In- 5 ) “Sie Se” ; "ae -. “FS k | quo warranto writs asked bv Hadlev returnable in the Supreme - the time comes to supplement the pres- | Present at the trial to repeat one word; Tuesday was payday for Joseph | .. 2 SR 4 * ; coer ei ti me pas ent system of traffic a subway will be | °f the proceedings, with the exception | Smith of 3965 Sarpy avenue and he went] Spector or the department had been ' . SS 22 Sa, - SL i Court Jan. 23. On that dav the defendants must appear and make ‘ built. of Capt. Macklin’s statement, which is » evening in a hilarious mood. | Made by the grain and milling interests. : JS i ; EF | : ; ee we ‘ tee ea : home in the evening in a hilarious mood. : eof Hi: ley tit Now an underground road cannot be | 4 7ol!ows: ce 8 RS M8 + yee He had been Chief Inspect a . | reply to the allegations o aaley § pevition, \ | ee - Sprawied all over town like the United “I think about 6:30 o’clock on the} He wais so noisy that his wife told him I lad been Chief Inspector for sever Rae my Ty! ; p* i 4 : ' 7 ) ‘ears. 56 mh. Ye : , " : evocati ail rig a ee always system. The Main thing will | evening of Dec. 21, Mrs. Macklin, myself !|curtly to shut his mouth. Smith was a > ) : a a yea ie Absolute revocation of ail right an : be to have an artery, with possibly a | 4nd little boy were eating dinner, when deeply hurt at this, and said: Henry (©. Nunn Succeeds. ta — Te kp | fc = 4 *. forfeiture of charters is asked of the “ north and south ‘spur to relieve the con- | there was a step at the side door and + Tiel ; Aathedt aii : — a Se oe cons ‘ourt in respect to all the defendants \ gestion of traffic in the busv hours. somebody tried the doorknob. | asked Just get In¢ the clothe sline and I i] At 12-30 ¢) clock this morning the ‘ . “i : . : , court ae S] . 4 iia alia mae ‘ai , 7 , é ic ; : " , rigs : wee ie } ¢ *‘O} P EPC K } 2 ‘ Sa : . 3 . § wer ~“awe - PL ey “OF CO ‘ ies, i \ re the work. When I opened the door a col yred m Nt ry. ¥ 1 pection Department ti _ of their rights is asked in case they do ' ma . Have Proposition to Mak stood there, masked with a red bandana/ “jrisg) Mamie Dewein, a neighbor who| here, to succeed Fedford as chief grain . hag en ae 4 ¥ . axe. handkerchief. He said: ‘I want all the; .o 70. present, conmicusd the remer tit-.'| iInsnector Sas be not discontinue connection with other \ gee, _¥We are in the field. We know the! money you have.’ Before I could reply ma emar lt-; inspector. Charles Oglesby, a brother] ._ eB ‘ interests. . Ree a MRE Cte a ] a 4 erally, and r: ' » re 3 ' . aint I uly, and ran out of the room before] o¢ Commissioner Rube Oglesby, was ap- In discussing the purposes of the suits, ;:

x ‘abe \te pt. beet’ pict pA* ‘ She TNS STAN De ues : ae sete ties for Five or Ten Years at Earliest. eS

i ii, a. e ” i ee “ 4 . Pacific Express Co., American Refrigerator — Transit Co., Rich Hill and Western Coal Mining Cos. and Kansas-Missouri Eleva« POs ne ; i 7 erly and east-

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4° ETUOe Faprgeeel te a rr ~ > mM . } chairman, John A. Knott and Commis- refused to affirm or deny this. report. [|e m ne ria

needs of the people and we have the’ he shot me in the side of the head.

the Attorney-Generai said this morning.

she could be a She returned in 'souri Pacific and ~~ "A year ago IF had Capt. McCulloch, | { , , ; ; »!' ing more until Mrs. Macklin woke me l sday the yd just le pointe | ene eden tna Wednesday that if they'd just let him| who joined in bringing the charges ee ae TT ace nek Raeouads ce git “Dusiness of carrying passengers reduced , grappled with him and during the scuf- pacer’ oi ; iti | a ae - egg 7 tes w ‘emeé i nted add é reigher 2 , ’ . ae eg aimost to a science. Whenever the city | fle there was a shot which did not hit ee see nie oe a ny a p an aac gain al owe igh Fin the | 3 “These suits are brought for the purpose es gee 2 ee er a subway we will have a/me, and a third which hit me in the the City Hospital hue ‘gt aes iabed department, and P. H. McVey, one of | 4 ‘of forcing a discontinuance of the re 3 rs proposition to make. i side. I fell to the floor and knew noth- 95) ot Behera. tardy f : 5 the men discharged by Tedford, and lership of the stock of the Wabash, Mt>s- Pe in the observation ward. He said oe bas 5 Iron Mountain com- : 3

eral manager of our lines, prepare’ by shaking me. The man was dressed | pj; he never°would make another threat for me @ report as to hie idea of the; in either khaki or brown canvas blouse. | of ending his lite against him, was reinstated. Mr. f~ ny AY | "Teal f H r anies. two of which are parallelling and best tei che as underground ng! He had on a campaign hat, pulled over re age ca ie dogge omega he Sagp tanner member of | ? competing lines, by the same interests, ah teries. nderstand, we are not looking his eyes. He was nearly six feet tall.” the board, left the meeting while this} | 1 and to force a discontinuance of the . bee LANDLADIES, READ THIS. these com- .: a franchise at this time. It would, The trial of Corporal Knowles was action was being taken in order to make | ownership of the stock by } : ; Pa (more to our interests for the subway ordered held before the United States —erprmemepcmii more emphatic his protest against it. | | panies of tha Pacific Express Co., Amer- Soldiers Fire in Striking Textile ’ t : | ‘ Rg (Coal Mining Co., Western Coal and‘! Men Who Pilla 8 ‘Mrs. Eves Tells Court That {0° s | ge Stores

co Np owned by others because it would | commissioners by the Attorney-General, AN ‘e 5h te Commissioner Wightman said: TT ee can Refrigerator Transit Co., Rich-Hill act as a feeder to our lines. When the Mr. Bonaparte. and if the-case is con- Prunes Vaus? Civil and Crimin- “| think ‘t unfair to prefer charges! q : hat people would leave the subway cars tinued under the Department of Justice | . against a man at night when all records | State Department Advised L bat Mining Co. and the Kansas-Missouri : mt the end of the artery they would Knowles will be held in solitary con- al Court Action. are under lock and key,” he said. ‘‘Ted- ’ | Elevator Co. and Residences. “have to ride on our cars the remainder finement. After being acquitted in the Court of |ford was given no chance to. defend Revolutionary Trouble Husband Rarely Spoke More of the distance to their homes. He cannot give bail until the Federal Criminal Correction. Willi: BE himself. His action in discharging thece Oe: - ; “But we are in business here to stay : grand jury meets here in the spring. He Sis iam fF. Bent-femployes had been approved by the Is Serlous. Graciously, “The illegal practices exist to a} and we have the interests of St. Louis wii] then be tried in United States| Zen, president of the Bentzen Commis-{| board previous to. Mr. Oglesby’s elec- naak an less extent in the case of ai 700 MEN HOLD TRAIN at heart. We believe that it would be court. On the other hand, the military | sion Co. of 923 North Fourth street, | tion. In fairness, 1 think Tedford By Wire From the Washington Bureau Theodore Eves, who is contesting the atau af of other Missouri roads, and | ' other suits will be begun as soon as the a Other Roads to Follow.

authorities may take the cast into their] paneq 4 civil action in ; a payee | SHOUld have been given at least 10 days . sate : c is | because we could then give transfers to own hands, as the crime was committed d : ec cine in a Justice court in which to prepare an answer to the of the Post Dispatch. |} divorce suit of Mrs. Anna Eves gst cork in my office will permit Be surface lines. Instead of paying on a military reservation, and try Wednesday. all because of differences charges.”’ | WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—There may} Judge Allen’s court, suggested as a ern ge eases have been under con- | , , oad- These case ‘Finally Dispersed With -

our ane ee eons Tite for by teed ges oe ] ee eee eery tee — Wightman said of Mr. Nunn’s! be war between Honduras and Nicara-| remedy for morning family jars that sideration nearly a year, ever since the . | Following t e 1earing oO nowies, dav Act ulitted Be ntze “or E selection that had he ed t cele t , we sade vat pe ’ dl Laees | , OO as ntzen of a charge of " ae” is wife remai: : ‘hile » pre- | disclosure: ‘ident to the Gould-Ram- . a “While I assume that St. Louis will tnited States Marshal Christopher | ¢-aiud A rataiaing $456 ct te mee i ago Negro Ts Accused of Taking Ld to protect its interests if the President ‘ ss : ; ; oan . 7 : ; ing under the laws of Mis Sour: that the | ou ‘ ‘ . : ste li » as ¢ f thre sto CITIZI . Th y é TAS to the Sarah street da pone lay powart for him in case they | Sheriff J. L. Fiddler Tuesday night and | food bill similar to that recently passed | opments iggy! at — age brine es | was to smash cups and saucers in the aa mt Rr gy E teen St. Louis | and th re ties oa meee falorece a : T > v } «le ¢ c ¥ ; ‘, * i sa . ) s a a ree . “ 7 ‘ : ts ower 0) Tr t ‘ issou ac , oads ” . s rit 7 ‘ ‘ , ities . avenue owl cara. . are ir were arrested. He said they oe cone | taken back to Tuscola. He is wanted | by Congress was presented to the House hag Fine nro Paglia ed 0 of the trouble. It: Sink. and Kansas City are parallel and com- | those points. give the publid what it wants. No Macklin + ra gaan to die first anc Maj. there on several] charges of robbery, | today hy Representative Wilson of Bt. wan the belief of the otfictals of this | She said that ‘Say, you" was his } peting lines as “ traffic gr tot gp a ; AF he pe esing yn at Rio Rilance , ; a ¢ j : Outs ‘ “nme ney he "eaty 4 : -itie ‘ als g Ic » ‘ 8S Yester . rf oF 1 i - owl cars were ever run on_ those fogs (ted States marshals who have} One charge being that he and another i] OT Neeiatn om ‘ ecaat lie arose and igs a , | 2 eae veil ; years Bey , = ten de Ste stor ‘ . Pen . 4 * ase; “ : in Washington Terrace for his daugh- | until - luded today. It is hoped that Didn't Dance Forty Times. jot the 60,000 shares of stock of the Pa : ad nei: ee eee awn dk ery i ‘hard McC ull h I been cone ij e* ail . e Qi > Be eee nn i ’ ; : f cific Express ( =. 2 that the Iron Moun 4 ' 4 itt rom riza nA SA ys e ome there w e a suite of rooms tending to incriminate other persons in danced 4 times with him on one excur- | 1217 share er the stock of the American ‘strikers totale ‘1. Wr). (ye A number pechpleted in 5 aoe oe Will be | the alleged conspiracy. fpr edie strikers tiave fled to the mountains @ r sal : | | o Mr. Beggs ad Wednesday that the ee Pa a ham oe thy aot : Ss aia eee , of the ant 34 termes mito eve st OFFICERS REFUSE TO | Because It Goes Into ‘het as She was walling with Mecammp- | COMPANY (extile workers Have, returned to aa Br Sigs ore net appeiated by Bt Lou's USS CONSPIRACY. [to the car from her mothers: My Hite] 9, Wecerde Weve te New Yous , me ee ‘ DISC ae ols wa fs ns Ee There is also an allegation that the) GIRL ACCUSES FATHER. | ay , tle girl and a shepherd dog were along,”’ , S & Iron Mounta.n and Missouri Pacific have Seat x ans. : mie es “You ought to have more factories} Special to the Post-Dispatch. i | mM ' she said. e as here, many more,”’ he said. “Instead of OKLAHOMA, O. T.. Jan. 9.—There is f OuIS O es | Attorney Bohenkamp, for Mr. Eves the same officers, have no general ee , . tee and that books and Samuels Is Charved With 0 “4 at Costa Rica. The trouble grows out of Honduras, | behaved mornings and was asked about

a ie Mk ea charges is being supported and foment-

rn * 09 oe Y , ‘ . oi = . wit having assauited hie dqdaugh martial o pg VO ume O 7” named Harriz ac the head, and other persons interested , : _ the officers not on the court-martial legal —— ‘perc, arrisan act as lookout to in- with the ‘said Gould fam‘ly in railroad Mr Ledionia Scheick a id, PAUGH. . sredi ' > form her of the approach of her hus this home. 814 Neri} Blined to give it credit, but tn +} ae igi de ema oe } ‘ed enterprises have! 2! Sibsggnde OTE are incli is band when she was at her mother’s. telegraph and kindred entert ©! Tuesday afternoon. Satcnu - . % ‘ : . . urt refused by tele- . ce om ~ - bj : ¢ . ae ae a f ‘Fine er Attorney Going to Sto Execu | 6 jase y Hg ieense it. Most of the Louis newspapels COl ne Ine ° She denied emphatically that she! Ponarnes and “- 44 “4. a "the —- : }er at the Carr Street Sta ion, phone oO : had ever had ; Feet : Bi . ithe control and domination mm » & i bef main tion 8 overnor lelds. li a scuffle with a man i ly eniee his itt nine ° would be tmpossible for sf res “abast ‘ a yet ty teak from the court-mar- /hamed Ross or with any other man on} Persons and - ogg wd vt ’ > ae — Mrs , any new . 1 ;the back porch of their home. She! Missour! Pacific compnies, fo: ¢ pur | Prosecutor Falkesbalrer that on Ual. ae. Columns isaid she did not know Ross ae ‘pose of preventing and destroying ail other occasions Simuels hod attaehes ea aa OSs _ is a Cc Apple butter, she testified, was the | competition between ene sate co his daughter. Ortte, Mrs) Mack ) vent me ee had obtai Noted Tennis Player Weds. |cause Of their separation. She gave | "4 son cg = pane pF ve when the girl was about eight Yel day. He said ! Seaeee:. On . ay Mis in tele if f it to his sister. He di - | compan: ee | old. and again four vears ago 2 res NEW YORK. Jan 9%. -Miss Beatric: ° , os r e disap ‘onc , public ¥ ; r ‘ ) ei oo oe epeeen trom: Gov. Kobbe, niece of Major-General W. A. Globe-Democrat, Re ublic and : Pot lg wag 2. : Rig — oe pati tent ComegrRe® ANY: pudee “in _ time R.3 eyes —- MJ ane, : | ’ §. A,, and Raymond PD. Lit- ° ° 6 . i'she Sa! ” nec er out of the! pie he ’ 3 she was afra Oo prosecute her 43 ae Williams will have to make a 25-mile nagg-osd ae on Ron tennis niayer, were Star-Chronicle Com ined S Ae er a Cc iumMNsSs | house with onlw a skirt and coat over | Also, it is pag ge to bi py and he was fined wi in the bes toy oe Earn Diag Ps Se he one married in All Angel's Protestant Epis- poeta Na ‘her nightgown. | Rerernnetere t° achenture ~nae ye the Street Pollee Court for disturbing Ghia” ; ake " he Del a GER et Mr. and Mrs. Eves fo r eon- | Noiders oO sawing ‘ace. TT ime with which h now , : - here yesterday. Th ere. | 6 rmerly con . : . A ~ olen pe 1@ crime with whic e ls no about 10 a, m, Thursday, but Wil- a, mo aed brilliant one, hay | the | yn t} rr |ducted a store at 1535 North Broad- Wabash Co. are pern dep a % lect six charged ts punishable yr deat a * ei. will arrive there fome time church was crowded with relatives and D t Di teh Excess over al} of the others ( é way Mra. Kves now lives on John | of the 13 inde td A the sal: vay e ag Mrs. Schelekel is separated fram. on Wi nesday night. friends. The bride was gowned in em- OS = ISpd sam lay de the same con- lavenue. The case went over to Thurs- | #nd the shareholders are permitted to/ husband. Cecil. who lives at 1s B. Efforts will be made during the week Seago and her attendants also wore e ay unaer le SS Column ‘day on account of other en agements elect but six of sald — tors, and the | bers street fhe has bees "¥ ~< . 2 : * :' elie : LE ACRE , , tr . ‘ PMG de. Sea the Governor to commute the | P : f. that period “gee ee ae of the attorneys, Messrs. ohenkamp | thirteenth director is elected by the 12] hor narents for the last five mor death ity to a life sentence. costumes oO ee fate ditions oe ae eee ee ere ee ee a ee 2 ee ee ee Oe and Charles Fensky. directors previously chosen, is unlawful Bae See a & oad : The courtroom was crowded with wit- | and in contravention of the statutes and — . Pom - ; : begin bli licy of the State of Missouri. Want Route of Road Changed. | , Arrested ying erent yer -nenaca’ the mnaJortty of whom were sum. | BURG Polley of tnt, Otte ot ecetk Hannah Kalinka, 17 years old, and her (<r. ‘ i urg wet F alli | le, the Co., ita president and members, of fran- " is County, south of the city sg A 8 gen rig en woe irst In Quantity = pe Bethe, tn wi oo Laing Oy age Bo: chises, liberties, powers and privileges appeared before the St. Louis| !!ve at 708 O Fation ; Sree ow Bs ““ . 9 a nine , rs -inot granted by law and forbidden by : . ts Wednesday and swore great humber caused considerable con at Clayton Wednesday ‘to | the Four Courts ! ad gs hte irst In uality fusion: and Judge Allen asked ons|law to be exercised or enjoyed by said roposed change | OUt a warrant against Joseph Ruchala, | 9 woman, whose baby was noisy, to leave | company, lie president and members.” | gar t. Louis, South. | 22 years old, charging him with entering. 66 i Eve thin | the room : ee ne te - Qe eee gee which itt | their home early Thanksgiving morning | irst n I . g “hay er a Te ee ee ey « The Sunday Pusi-Diseatch has dear l il limits instead | last while they were asleep. Ruchaila, | MORE than ONE MILLION people ONE-HALF MILLION ‘more ree tel 2 | Louls and contigr other italia ne ~~ el That is what makes a

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