Missouri State Survey on Crime Measures Planned
A Missouri Bar Association led convention in Jefferson City on October 15 will map a statewide survey of rural and urban crime conditions. Dean Pound of Harvard Law School and other experts will direct the study, aiming for an intensive, nationwide-scale assessment.
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Bar Association
Everal
Guy A. Thompson
State Bar Association
Dean Pound
Harvard Law School
Cleveland
Hio
Constructon’ Reporter
Fferson
Means Ray
Uni
Missouri Pacific
Knobel
Ark
Memphis
State Board of Health
Stoddard
Cape Girardeau
B. Ff. Seabaugh
Farmers’ Bank of Daisy
Pe Girardeau
State Finance Partment
Seabaugh
Caeer
Issouri
Ray Reynolds
Crest Avenue
Kansas City
Hendy
Richmond
Missoouri
Henry Skelton
Seligman
Risco
Agon
Ailroad Crossing
Joplin
Joseph P. Hicks
Los Angeles
First Baptist
Second Baptist
First Christian
South Joplin
First Congregational
First Methodist
Byers Avenue
Villa Heights
First Presbyterian
K. O. Jacobs
Springfield
George’ Rains
Lamar
Jacobs
Springfield Motor Company
E. S. Morell
Lamar Cafe
Rains
Eugene B. Roach
Carthage
Ella Pearl Smith
The
Clinton Eye
Canton
Carrie Rogers Clark
Republican-Tribune
Trenton
St. Louis
Schuyler Drury
Polk- Gould Directory Company
Directory Company
Falcon
Laclede
Tom Shockley
Jaspar Chambers
Shockley
Hi Brother
Lebanon
Shockleys
Chambers
Lark Shockley
State Public Service Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Lee McGinnis
Mammoth
Ozark County
McGee
Matmoth
Henry Hayes
McGinnis
Parisian inspired hats and suits for little girls on Main Street
Julia Bottomley surveys Parisian influenced fashion for children in 1924, featuring velvet and felt hats, two handsome suits in straight slim silhouettes, coat and dress or tunic ensembles, fur trim, and bold button detailing. Colors include brown, bottle green and black with embroidery and ribbons.
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M48
Little Miss
Main Street
Miss Minette
Babette
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Charge Against Culberton in Sexagenarian Scandal
In a smoky committee room, legislators discuss Culberton’s election defeat. Women expose a rumor about his age, labeled sexagenarian, and reveal how headlines and chatter influenced voters, ending with Sam Hills explaining the term to puzzled men.
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Culberton
Sam Hills
Sam
Battison
Wallace
Riley
Sam _ Hills
Mary
Moike
Hinceforth
Molly
Flaherty
Mr. Flaherty
Culbertson
Mrs. Flaherty
Mrs. Fla
Mrs. Battison
GGT
Mrs. Hills
Real Estate Rules in Hammurabi Code Highlighted
Detroit News cites leaked cuneiform texts showing Hammurabi’s real estate rules. The code allowed partial rent on move in, debt mortgagors could seize the debtor, but land could not be sold for debt, and inheritance favored sons while wives and daughters could gain property through deeds.
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Hammurabi
Babylon
Detroit News
Babylonia
American business youth and aging firms
An excerpt notes that U.S. enterprises gain dignity at twenty, announce themselves at forty, alter seals at fifty, and may celebrate seventy-five years with trumpets and medals. It emphasizes America's overall youth and the rarity of firms reaching seventy-five years.
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America
N. A. R. D. Journal
Changing Forms and the Instability of Manners
Jonathan Swift observes that forms of manners vary by country and change over time. He argues that travelers are strangers wherever they go and, upon return, strangers in their own courts. He notes that forms are easier to remember or forget than faces or names.
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Paris
Jonathan Swift
Daily success in business every day
A compact exhortation urges businessmen to aim for daily successes rather than relying on averages or hoping for weekly or monthly improvement. It cautions against postponing goals and stresses continuous, day by day progress.
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