Missouri Legislature Battles Over Anti crime Program and Evolution Bill
Jefferson City reports show a heated week as Jerome Walsh of Jackson County seeks a committee probe into the Association for Criminal Justice amid claims of a 500000 propaganda fund while the group backs 57 reform bills. The House Education Committee advances a bill banning teaching human evolution, amid persistent opposition and an expected battle. Other actions include a boxing legalization proposal, anti nepotism measures, and campaign attack limits within fifteen days of elections. In St Joseph Buchanan County Trust Co changes hands, Joplin boy confesses to arson at Stapleton schoolhouse, and Cape Girardeau notes a Carnegie Medal for Ruby Lindsay for heroism. Holden Enterprise sale and Kansas City priest service noted. Further dispatches from Cap Girardeau and nearby towns.
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Jefferson City
Aps
Jerome Walsh
Jackon County
Guy F. Thompson
St. Louis
Missouri “Antocia_ ‘Hon
Association
Walsh
Thompson
Senate Criminal Code Committee
Association For Criminal Justice
House Committee On Education
House
Missouri
Rate Boxing Commission
The
American Legion
Davis
Anetsky and Lafferty
Kansan City
Rollins
Boone County
Hoft
Perry County
Dax
Worth
Spearman
Miller County
Fechtling
Putnam County
Simpson
Pemiscot County
Thomas J. Bones
Jasper County
Committee On
Teithin
Joplin
Louis Sisson
Stapleton
Cape Girardeau
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Ruby H. Lindsay
Marjorie Hobbs
Kansas City
Msgr
Ernest Zechent
Bette Se
The Girl in the Mirror and a Desperate Escape
Laurence Devon plans to rescue Doris from Shaw and his secretary in a snowbound confrontation at The Cedars. Doris aids the escape by lowering her from a veranda window as Devon arms himself, warns her to reach Mrs. Ordway’s, and flees toward a Pierce Arrow as Shaw steps into the storm with implied danger.
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Shaw
Rodney
Burke
Doris
the Cedars
Taurie
Wood
Cedars
New York
Laurie
St Tle
Fands
Soacy
Yorke
Louise Ordway
Noone
Alf
Devon
Laurence Devon
Peace and Promise in Nature's Temple Swamp Reverie
A vivid passage describes a vast primitive swamp rich with ancient life. The narrator sits on a five hundred year old fallen pine and reflects on the enduring, fossil age of the landscape. Around, towering trees rise and a soft mold hints at prehistoric generations of living things.
Why Mad Book Dedication Echoes in Curious Notes
A fragmented reminiscence quotes James Oliver Curwood about a mad book dedicated to the poor who lose tempers. It cites suggested chapters and a playful urban scene where a boy hides a bun die under shop windows, sparking curious, memory-rich reactions in passersby.
Jean Who's the man Red Cross ad praised snow white fabric
An ad-filled snippet promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as safe for fabrics and urges use in every home. It notes Andrew Jackson as a noted Southern horse breeder and mentions a new motorcycle fire engine as a modern firefighting machine.
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St. Joseph
Buchanan County ‘Trust Company
Central States Mortgage Company
Empire ‘Trust Company
Buchanan Organization
Chapter
By Elizabeth Jordan
Goa
James Oliver Curwood
Hearst
International Cosmopolitan
Bundie
Toledo Blade
Sahoe
Haarlem
Boschee’s
Rene Resinol
Xoa Rand Gate Fohele
Laura
Andrew Jackson
South
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I. Scholl
DJ Scholls
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