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CAMDEN COUNTY 'JUDGE WEDS MRS. WINNIE CROLL
Special Dispatch to The Newce,
LEBANON, - Mo, "Dec. 11-Mm. Winnie Croll, daughter of Ousley Clalborn. Decaturville merchant, and Judge Leonard Franklin, · of Hugo, were married here today.
The ceremony was performed at the. Lebanon Baptist church by the Reverend G."O. Tolman, of Otter- ville, and former pastor of the Bap- . tist church at Decaturville.
Judge Franklin is presiding judge of the Camden county court. The couple left' for Hugo Where to taka up residence at the Judge's home there. .
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-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM 10. coats . And.
TTOARDIOFTHANKS.
We wish to express our sincere thanks for the courtesy and kindness of relatives and friends shown us in the sickness and death of my beloved husband. We also wish to extend our thanks for the beauti- ful-floral offerings and Brother Bechler, the : Odd . Fellows and 8. B ... A. - 133,- also Xitorwer Undertaking: Co. " ", MRS. L. A. AMPHIB. his wife, MRA. EMMA POTTER, MRS. ANNA FERGUSON. . MRS. IDA REED, slaters. MART AMPHIA, brother.
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THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: E. E. Trimmer was murdered .** Page 2: Frank Maxwell died .** Mrs. Mattie Bridell died .* C. W. Meals died .*
Page 4: Ashley H. Harrison and his wife were killed .** Page 13: Card of thanks .**
FOR PROPERTY, IS ADMISSION:
. Confessions that they murdered ! B. & Trimmer. M-your-old caltort make: o! Pomona. No. to obtain contre. ^: h .: property. were made ¡ to officers at West Plains Met webs br Mr. Charks Traminer. 45. dauch- terinlaw of her victims, and arts+ : ter James, N, her un by a Nawet" marrtage. ..
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. James, who only Tundry M . been released from the county jail . at West Plains after being hekt. there for cruelty to the old broke down at 0 o'clock lust nicht and signed a conferida. counting he and his mother podle Trus par's death and that Tuesday . munned a poached egg served to him.
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Woman Finally Breaks
The mother, arrested a short time after her son's confession by Police Ohlef J. H. Bridge and Constabi Lila Berberling of West Phim, toud
'hist at ' n'clock this morning the. ton, signed a detailed confortog ..:
they came to dortoefekt an
- confewed that they decided to "hor ry along" the death of & K Trt' mer. who had been in poor bewith for several months, and that Tues- day night James obtained the po !- : son from an outbuilding where It had been hidden and his mother I put some of it upon a poached egg for Trimmer.
Trimmer ate onir a few bites of .הסי עה. dish brtigh' ' him br "ח. Charles Trimmer. whom James and Mrs. Trimmer both sald knew noth- 1 ine of the plot. He said it made him sick at his stoatach 'n convulsions a fer m.t'es later and died within an hour
Arrested for Cruelty
Sylvester James, who with his mother formerly bved at Black- her: assested by She:d: C. R. Kel- Jer and Police Chief Bridges of West Pinins at the request of citt- :ens of Pomona. Infinding his ine- ter father. Charles Trimmer The ' en:zens protested that he had been ariel and abusive in the elder
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Trimmer and requested that fo bo: locked up at West Platos. He was released Tuesday evening ant went Immediately to hb bome at F+ mans
Angered at his star in mad he and his mother, officers sud, apparently i decided then that "now is the thee la do it."
- The old man, able to move only a Hitle about the house, called for something to eat, and they give bản the robsoned rer.
Questha Neighbors
Investigation of the dráth camno | from Willow Spring's could not cos" tain the attending physicians &x- nature to a death certificate Wed- needay. Judge George Halstead. police Judge and actine corvoer .of - West Plains, went to Pomodo+ toli Investigate. After questioningid neighbors. James and his mother for several hours, Halstead arrest- ed the youth and brought him to - West. Plains. A grilling, and the confession followed.
The victim of the polsoti plot had. lived about 20 years at Pomona .! which is about 11 miles northwest af West Plains. He was widely known and well liked in the neigh- borhood, and owned weverat smitt pieces of property. His son, Charles lumimer, wiw is Uht'er toward his wife and her son as a result of the slaying .. is & blacksmith.
The two innleserd slavers are be- Ing held in the. Howell county Jail at West Plains without bond. Coun-i ty Attorney . Green this morning went to Pomona to conduct an in- quest into Triminer's death at 1 30 o'clock this afternoon.
Trace Polson Here
James could not remember deft- nitely in his confession what polson he obtained for the murder. Offi- cers at West Plaine asked that any Springfield druggist whose records show a sale of poison to him or his mother notify them, immediately. Officers sald the young man in-
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sisted the motive for the murder was to get possesdon of Trimmer's. property. Chief Bridges, Bald Mr. Trimmer though! an the old man's property would go to her husband. and that through him she could get It for herself and her son.
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James. after confersine. socreed calm and untroubled over his own fate. Chief Bridges said he "looked no more worried than if he bed Ified a dog. Ike be sakt be bought the polson for." Mra. Trimmer, how- ever, was "excitable" and "type -. teHar at thee ..
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ACCIDENT KILLS OFFICIAL, WIFE
Director of State Prisons Perishes in Collision With -Bus
Funeral services for Ashley H. Harrison. 60. director of the state .... penal board, and Mrs. Harrison, 55. killed Wednesday evening when their motor car collided with a mo- tor bus on t S. highway No. 54 about six miles north of Fulton. will be held al Jefferson Ofty and at Steelvüle. Mo. their former home. terr.
John B. Harrison of 318 Nichols sircel. & brother. and Mrs Iarrive. ; Ben J. Harrison, president of the Model markets. Coach Ralph A Harrison, of the Semor High schor! - and Mrs. W. B. Blackwell, nephews, and niece of Mr. and Mrs. A. H Harrison, left Springfield this alter - moon for Jefferson Cuy to attend the funeral. Other rolantes here - are E. C. Harrison and Mrs. Dick Johnson, also. son and daughter of J. B. Harrison.
Carroll Notified Here
Mr. Harrison, a direct descendent of foriner United States President ; Benjamin Harrison, practiced law: In Steelville, but he had Hved In Jefferson City since 1927. when he was appointed director of the state penal Institutions by former Gover- nor Sam A Baker: 15l. appoint - ment was ichewed by Governor : Henry Caulfield. .
The Harrisons were returning to' Jefferson City, from St. Louis, where they had visited theironly dangh-
of the assistant to the president of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company. Mr. Carroll. former Springfield newspaperman and son of Mrs M. V. Cartofi of sti South Prefront avenue, was nejfed of tl:c 5Th of his wife's paren's here Wednesday might as he passed through the city enrante to a con- ference of leie phone officials mn Ar- kansas. He returned immerhately In Jefferson City after receiving the message from M. R. Mann, manager : of the Bell comeasy office here.
Long Public Record
Boades the drechter and Spring-
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held relatives, woher somvisits aff Mrs. M. S. Coppedgr. 80, and Mrs. Elizabeth Lantern. 97. of Steelville mother and grandmother of Mrs. Harrison; Walter A .- Harrison of ...
i Joplin. a brother: and Miss _Docle ! -
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Harrison served two ferns as prosecutor of Crawford county, of -- + which Steelville Is the county scal: : WAS A member of the republican :state, committee for a number of . VPATS! was a member of the 1922-
[ttom .from the thirty-fourth sena- . tortal district: and In 1925 was an- pointed a member of the state tax mission by Governor Baker. re -; swing in 1927 to become head of Line penal board.This was after the well estimation in 1927 of the penitenthiry management under the direction of Dr. Cortez F .; Fininr.
DEATHS
FRANK MAXWELL
Frank Maxwell, 18 former Springfield High school track man, died of blood poisoning at Camp Hill, Ps., Wednesday, according to information reecived by his grandperen!a. Mr and Mrs. A A Mehl. 615 Kast Walnut street. J. Truitt Maxwe !;. Pennsylvania state Y. M. C. A. secretary and former associaton extension worker here, Is father of the youth. Just before the family left Springfield last August. Frank Maxwell had made a trip around the world. Miss Oladys Mehl, en sunt. left Springfield Wednesday to attend the funeral in Pennsylvania.
MRS. MATTIE BRIDELL
Mattle Bridell. wife of Albert & Brl- dell of Implin, died after a brie! ENGess :
at met tete . eaterday. Mrs. Bridel!
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survived by her husband, who has been . Prisen engineer for 45 Fears, and two : grown sons. Carl and Sterling Bridwell She was well known here.
C. W. MEALS
The body of C. W. Meals. 80. who died Wednesday in Van Buren, Ark . w ::: ar: : ve in Springfield Friday morning for inter- ment at 11 36 o'clock In the Liber :: cenie- - tery. 10 miles northeast of bere. Funers! ! services were held today in Van Buren. Mr Mesta lived in the Liberty community until about 10 years ago. He Is survived by his alfe and by three sons and three ----- daughters. as follows Allen, Claude. and Orbey, all of Van Buren. Mrs R M Chandler and Mrs. I. W. MeSwain of Springfield and Mra. Ollie Mcswain of . Joplin J W' Klingner has charge of i arrangements here. T
-CARDS OF THANKS. IN MEMORIUM
what to express our time
wish to attend nur thanks for the body ful floral offering ard Brother Bechler. the fOdd Fellow , and 8 B. A. 133. also KiIngnet I'ndertaking Co MRS .- L. A. AMPHIS. hla wife. MRA EMMA POTTE !!. MRB. ANNA FERGUSON,
MRS. IDA REED, AWAY .... ). . MART AMPHIA. brother.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 2: C. W. Meals died .**
Charles R. Underwood died .** Kirk V. Morris died .** Page 5: Col. and Mrs. Ashley H. Harrison were killed .**
Minnie Ann Nowlin sues to divorce Clyde H. Nowlin. They were married May 19, 1924.
Iris Webster died .**
Page 16: Nellie Siddens sues to divorce A. G. Siddens. They were married October 6, 1912, in Muskogee, Okla.
HARRISON RITES AT CAPITAL HOME
Relatives Here Will Attend Fu- neral Services Satur- day Morning
Funeral services for Col. Ashley H. Harrison, director of the Missouri penal board. and Mrs. Harrison. who were killed in an automobile accident near Fulton, Mo., Wednes- day evening, will be held at Jeffer- son City at 9 o'clock Saturday morning.
Bodies to Steelville
The body will be taken . Steel- ville. their former home. where short services will be held at the First Presbyterlan church. Burial will be made -in the-Steelville cemc- i tery Saturday afternoon.
Relatives Here
Relatives of the Harrisons Inving in Springfield who will attend the services are: John B. Harrison of 318 Nichols street, a brother, and Mrs. Harrison; Ben J. Harrison. president of the Model stores and secretary of the state athletic com- nilsslon: Coach Ralph A. Harrison. of the Senior High school, and Mrs. ! W. B. Blackwell. nephews and niece. !
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Walter F. Merrow, 38, of Klickitat, Wash. and Ella Marshall, 37. of Springfield: and Phillip G. Roun- tree. over 21. and Lila Hartzell, over 21. both of Ash Grove.
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DIPHTHERIA FATAL TO BURNED CHILD
Contracts Disease While Re- covering From Severe Burns
Although she had been recovering from severe burns suffered about two weeks ago, Iris Webster. five- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webster of near Norwood, suc- | euinbed early yesterday in a hos-
pital here, to an Illness of diphtheria which developed after she was brought here for treatment.
Funeral services were held in the Herman H. Lohmeyer funeral home at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon with the Reverend H. A. Wood, pas- tor of the Campbell Avenue Metho- dist church, officiating. Burial was . in Hazelwood cemetery.
The child's clothing from the waist down waa burned away fhen It caught fire from some brush in a field where she was playing. The fatber beat out the flames but uot before the little girl was severely ! injured.
DEATHS
C. W. MEALS The body of C. W. Meals, 80, who died In Van Buren. Ark., will arrive in Spring- fleld today for burial In Liberty cemetery. A0 miles northeast of here. Funeral serv- Ices were held in Van Buren yesterday. Mr. Meals lived In Liberty community un- til about 10 years ago. Ha is survived by three brothers and three sisters. The body will be in charge of J. W. Klingner after Its arrival today.
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CHARLES R. UNDERWOOD
Charles R. Underwood. 24, died yester- day afternoon at the home of his par- ents, 1097 South Main avenue. He is sur- vived by his mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Underwood and one brother and two sisters as follows: William Un- derwood, of Kansas City, Mra. Bessie Yount of Kansas City. and Mrs. Clara Welch of Springfield. Funeral arrange- ments are Incomplete but services will be held unde the direction of J. W. Klingner.
KIRK V. MORRIS
Kirk V. Morris. 60. proprietor of a small restaurant at 1725 East Mill street, near the Springfield stock yards, died at S o'clock yesterday afternoon following a stroke of paralysis. He ia survived by his wife. Mra. Eda Morris, and one sis- ter. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the J. W. Klingner Undertaking com- pany.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1929 -- LEADER
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DEATHS
CHARLES B. INDERWOOD
Charles R Underare4 :4. d! Tour.is+ al the home of hit peren's at 1097 Bouth Malo avenue Hr is rarrtred by his father And mother, Mr. n.d :.-. Ouar W U'r der- wood; by 3 Barn. her Will'sin and m stater. Mis' Beasie Young, toth of Kansas Cov FT5 Cometber sister, MrJ Clara Welrh nf Poringfeld. ... W. Klingrer Io In rrater 1
of funeral appartement. hield #t 3 o'clock 8un.day afterneo !! at the "Toneraf parlors, with The Reverend E. H. 1 -Đtriblfor officiating. Thferment will fol. i ¡na in Mapie Park rere!r :..
C. W. MF.ALS Meals, 80 of Van nutren. A:> was buried at 11 30 o'clock tods: 1.
(years ago. ' He is survlied by hh a:le and by three sons and the'e daughters. . CATALINE. (HOLT
Funeral artifree for Cataline Choll. 9. year-old daughter of Me at. Men Bra Cholt of #1,'Garfield aveny- afft le he: at 10 o'clock Saturday morning Starnr'd mortuary. followed by :: triment ta: Haselwgod : cemetery. The child dird artFriday theming.
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n: near Norwood were .+ + ++ ++ :les tron H. Lohmeyer fuorin) Por st . o'clock Thursday afternoon. followed he Incament In Hazelwood femeieti. The Hled jo & hospital here.o! dip.ithetla. Stofeloped'aller the was brought 2.eks sto for burnt sustained With fire to a" that's where the was
KIRK V. MORRIS
Kirk Morris .. 40. rtop !::.. . f . anali restaurant af the Rarthefield eroch. arda. died Thusda; *: p. a.p. following A. stroke of paraivate . He is autil.rd by "his wife. Mrs. Ede Morris. 404 tv one i alatere J. W Klingrer : In rta:ee of funeral arrangements services will be held, AL 3 o clock Rinder afteri.oc ) #! Lowther enspel. followed be AOTIPI 1:1' Harlwood cen ** rri T ... R. V ..... 1 P W ..
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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 14, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued .** Charles B. Meredith died .** Page 3: Col. and Mrs. Ashley H. Harrison were killed .** Page 10: Roy Standish died .** Page 16: Mrs. Nannie Rhea died.' Charles R. Underwood died .* Kirk V. Morris died .* Cataline Cholt died .**
MARRIAGE LICENSE.S Chester Myers, 19. And Inez Jenk- ins. 20. both of Republic: an
- Charles E. Alexander. 25. of Spring. i field, and Effie Dickerson, 26, of Bolivar.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Salon GRountres, legal age, and atom Harisell,-legal,age, both of' Anti . Grove. Chester Myers, 19. and Miss Inez Jenkins, 20. both of Republic.
Charles F. Alexander. 35, Spring. |field, and Mis: Fffle Dickerson, 26. Bollver.
. - Walter F. Mrirow. 30. Klickitat. ! i Wash and Miss Ella Marshall. 37.
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AWAIT ANALYSIS NI BEFORE BRINGING MURDER CHARGES
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special Dispatch to The News. WEST PLAINS, Mo., Dee. 13 .- Although & mother and her : son are held In jall here In connec- tion with the death of an 86-year- | old cabinet maker, whom they say they poisoned. Howell county offl- cers are not thoroughly convinced that the aged man died an un- natural death.
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Despite the confessions, Prosecu- i tor H. D. Green announced he would not file charges against Mrs. Laura Trimmer and Sylvester James; her sony, until. he;
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, man's fatheriniaw. ... ₺. Irinimei of Pomona.
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any trace of polson and no other · Incriminating evidence is uncovered. : the prosecutor indicated that he might hesitate to bring charges.
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- out their plot to kill i .. m. and that they, becoming conscience-stricken and afraid. confessed.
VERY OLD VIOLIN
The prosecutor put little faith in . James' statement that he and his mother killed Trimmer in order to get possession of his property. It was learned that the cabinet maker
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it prove to be a genuine Stradivar- tus, it would be of great value.
Officers said there would have been httle point in killing the aged man for the violin. It was learned that the woman knew that Trim- mer was to bequeath the instrument to int n .: 1 ...
50 YEARS OLD
Charles Trimmer. son of the dead man, and husband of the wom- an held. does not know where his father obtained the violin. He only ! knows that his father owned and played it for 50 years or more and I that he brought it to Pomona with : him from Parma, N. Y., thirty years ago.
Officers declared that if the chemical analysis of the man's stomach did not reveal poisoning. !! would be difficult for the state to show at a trial that he had been poisoned. For that reason they are awaiting the report of the analysis before taking any further steps.
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Since he had been in custody James has made many contradic- tory and conflicting statements :relative to details of the affair. At tfirst he said he purchased the polson in Springfield, but laler declared that his mother had bought it at . Mountain Grove, Mo. Investigation of druggists' recorda at Mountain Grove fail to reveal such a sale.
SON IS INDIFFERENT
Trimmer was In poor health and was feeling as well as usual Tuesday. the day that he died, officers said
by 1 While the woman sits in her cell 'sobbing and crying hysterically. her son, James, appeared to be dazed or
Neither have made a
husband. visited the pal :.
It was learned today that Charles met and became engaged to his wife through a "marriage bureau" cor- respondence. She formerly lived in Oklahoma.
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Pomona is much excited over the poisoning case. "Dad" Trimmer, as the old man was familiarly known. was highly esteemed in the com- munity. Little Is known about him there except that he was a highly skilled mechanie and cabinet maker. : He was well preserved mentally and physically.
1 left only a small estate, valued at only a few hundred dollars. A bank deposit contained barely enough I cash to defray his burial expenses. On the other hand. however. it / was discovered today that Trimmer : owned a very old violin, which, ac- cording to friends, the old - man treasured as his most valuable pos-
- session. If the Inscription on the Inside Is genuine. the violin Is A Stradivarius. made in 1607. Should
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Investigations made today officers together with additional in- formation received from, question- ['Ing, of James, caused the officers to belleve It possible that Trimmer dled a natural death before the wo- man and her son were able to carry -
TO BE HELD TODAY AT STATE CAPITAL OTHI
State Officers Will Close and Many * Officials From - Over State"Attend; Burial" at Steelville
Hy The Asenriated Press JEFFERSON CITY. Mo., Dec. 13. With state offlere rinand and state officials and prominent per- sons from all over . Missouri, here, funeral services will be beld tomor- rov for Ashley H. Harrison, director of the state penal board, and Mrs. Harrison, both killed late Wednes- 'day when their automobile crashed Into a motor. bus six mlies north of Fulton.
Weutenant Governor E. H. Winter. occupying the executive chair dur- ing the absence of Governor Caul- field in Washington, D. C., today ordered state offices closed between 9 and 10 a. m. tomorrow during the survices here in memoriam of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison.
BURIAL AT STEELVILLE
The services here will be at the prison director's' residence with the Rev. A. B. Jackson of the Presby- terian church, this city. In charge. The bodies then will be taken to Steelville. county seat of Crawford courity, and' the Harrisons' home city." for burt !! " Services there will be at 2:30 p. m.
The Rev. Sam Roper, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Steel- when the Her. ballet, pane. .. .... Baptist church of Steelville, and the Rev. John McIvor, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, St. Louis, will officiate at the services ' In Steelville.
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PALL BL .. ARLAS
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W. R. Ellison and Walter N. Davis. commissioners of the state supreme | court: Frank B. Jones, John I. ! Burnett, and Warden Leslie Ru- dolph, the other members of the penal board with . Harrison; John T. Waddill and Forrest Smith,
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members of the state tax commis- sion with whom Harrison served on the tax board during the early part of the Baker administration: Assis, tant Attorney General Walter Bloat: Assistant Attorney Generat A. B. Lovan, of Springfield: Joseph P. Holland, deputy atate insurance superintendent: Dr. James Stewart, stato health commissioner: Roy H. Monier, president of the board of managers of state elcemosynary in- ! st !! utions: and Dr. F. W. Gillham. state prison physician.
CRASH INJURIES RESULT FATALLY FOR WAR VETERAN
Bruises and Shock Suffered By Aged : Birch Tree Man Cause Death; ' Grandfather Qf Frisco Employe
BRUISES and shock he received when he was struck by's Friscd passenger train at Birch Tree, Mo .; December 4, yesterday'morning re- suited fatally for Charles-B. Mere- dith, 88. veteran of .the Civil war. Although he suffered no broken bones or open wounds, he had been in & dangerous condition since the accident and physicians at no time held much hope for his recovery.
MAKES QUICK STOP
The engineer of the Current River local train managed to bring his locomotive almost to a stop before the front of it hit the aged man, Who otherwise would have been killed Instantly.
WARNING NOT HEARD
Meredith was walking along highway near Birch Tree, and had! started to cross the track at . crossing when the train appeared. The locomotive whistle was sounded but the war veteran, partially deaf. did not hear. The engineer then . applied the brakes and brought the . i train to an abrupt halt just as the pilot knocked the pedestrian down .: Mr. Meredith was the grandfather of Charles Faust, Frisco agent at. Fremont, Mo. .
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INJURIES PROVE FATAL FOR WOMAN AT MONETT
MONETT., MO .... Dec. 13 .- (AP)- Mrs. Nannie Rhea, who suffered fractured skull Monday night when she was struck by an automobile at
Purdy, died here yesterday. Her . death is the second fatality in con- pection with the accident. Her com- panion, Mrs. W. H. Tucker, died at the Ume of the accident.
Gene Stark, Monett, driver of the car and Herman Finn, Edna Knee and Flora Black who were riding with him are charged with man- slaughter and leaving the scene of an socident.
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REV. WOOD CONDUCTS ROY STANDISH FUNERAL
The Reverend H. A. Wood, pastor .Campbell Avenue Methodist church, yesterday conducted the fu- .. Heraf of Roy Standish, an outstand- ping,Bates. county farmer, and con- nected with the Hume Bank at Hume, Mo .. Who died Wednesday. The Reverend Wood formerly lived Hand and Mr. Standish was friend and schoolmate.
DEATHS
CHARLES R. UNDERWOOD
Funeral services for Charles R. Under. wood. 24. who died Thursday at the home of his parents, 1097 South Main street. I ' will be held thla miternoon at 2:30 o'clock : at the J. W. Klingner funeral home. fol- lowed by Interment in Maple Park ceme- : terv. He la survived by his father and mother and one brother and two sisters.
KIRK V. MORRIS
Funeral arr:ler. fo: Kirk \' Morri. 60. proprietor of a small restaurant at the Springfield stock varde will be held Sun- day afternoon at 3 o clock at the Kl.l. - ner funeral home, followed by burial In Hazelwood remetery His death was the result of a stroke of ph ! last Thursday He is survived by his atle and one alster.
CATALINE. CHOI.T
Funeral services for Cataline Cholt. o. vear-old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ben Cholt of 027 Garfield avenue, will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at Starne & mortuary, followed by interment In Harei- wond cemetery. The child died early Fri- day morning. :
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DEATHS
1 of 1097 South Main Street .1:1 no held Sunday afternoon at & a clark
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