Missouri News Nuggets Roundup of late state events
Missouri reports hearings in Kansas City on railroad rate changes for switching and freight, a state bank call showing 1478 banks and 3.125 billion in resources, plus Safe Highway Club expansion and notable deaths, business deals, and public works across Kansas City to Sedalia and Poplar Bluff.
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Kansas City Thern Railway Co
Kansas Y
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce
Commission of the
Missouri Public Service Comssion
R. H. Musserll
State Commission
Missouri
South Missouri
Terstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Commission
Southssouri
Kansas
Cmissouri
Missouri State Department of Finance
Jefferson City
Brushed wool coats dazzle fashionables in autumn trends
The article details brushed wool knit coats and ostrich feather trims shaping the season. It highlights three quarter length sand coats with red and blue overplaids, knitted styles with tassels and plush trims, plus Queen Mary and royal notices influencing ostrich use in gowns, hats, and dresses.
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Roed
Mary
Spain
London
England
Honest John Atkins Faces a Counterfeit Five Dollar Bill
Honest John Atkins, chairman of a Wall Street committee, discovers a counterfeit five dollar bill in a case involving a fraud scheme at a cigar counter. He contemplates returning it but ultimately initiates a formal conviction, asserting duty to society over personal gain. The incident leads to legal actions and a moral reckoning for Atkins.
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John Atkins
Caesar
Wall Street
Wal Street
Boston
Jim
Pat
Casey
Charley
Honest John ‘Atkins
Bean Casey
Charlie
United States
Tyrian Purple: Ancient Dye Gained Color from Air
A John of London Weekly piece explains Tyrian purple deepens with air exposure rather than fading. Merchants in Tyre prospered from extracting dye from murex trunculus shells found in the Mediterranean. The process yields a fast deep purple after several air and sun drying steps, though an odor lingers briefly on fabric.
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John
London
Tyre
Mediterranean
Asia Minor
Phoenecia
Buffalo Bill Grave Site Shared Offer for Monument Plan
A flat concrete slab marks Col Cody Buffalo Bill’s grave on Lookout Mountain Colorado covered by chicken wire to deter theft. Visitors have left hundreds of coins on the slab to fund a real monument at the resting place, with the wire intended to keep money from being taken.
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Buffalo Bill
Colonel Cody
Lookout Mountain
Colorado
Porcelain Pumps Claim Erosion Resistance for Acids
The state porcelain factory in Berlin has built suction pumps made of porcelain designed to resist acidic erosion. Officials say the new pumps outperform metal pumps in corrosive environments and will be used in chemical plants and laboratories where acids are handled.
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State Porcelain Manufactory
Berlin
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Missouri News
Safe Highway Club
St Uig Safety Council
Paul A. Ewert
United States Attorney
Kansas City Club
Ewert
Roosevelt
Taft
Ater
Attery-General
Joplin
Actice Law
Oplin Lead and Zinc
W. B. Varnum
Millora
Ore
Richmond
8. L. Ray
East Main Street
Varnum
Ray
Jast
John E. Wright
Chicago Evening Post
St. Louis Times
Lees Summit
Yellville E. Stone
Associated Press
Mexico City
Finance Committee
Frederick Whitcomb
Roaring River
Cassville
Presbyterian Synod of Missouri
Irksville
B. 8. Ely
D. D
Anibal
ArthurClung
St. Joseph
Austin Dolfe
Temry
Poplar Bluff
Electrc Light and Power
Herman C. Grose
Washington
Sedalia
Tv Recorder
E. T. Behrens
Ed Mullaley
Iss Jewel Kabler
R. W. Shroch
Marceline
Hannibal
Shroch
Supreme
Archelaus M. Woodson
A. M. Woodson,Jr
Woodson
Judge Woodson
Mexico
U. S
Missouri Power and Light Company
O. W. Mattison
Missouri River Power and Light Company
State Public Service Commission
Union’ Electric and Power Co
St. Louis
the Light and Development Co
Union’ Electric
Edison Securities Corporation
North American Co
Light and Development Co
Edison Co
Frank Seabaugh
Farmers’ Bank
Daisy
Cape Girardeau
Perryville
Perry County
Prudence
Ozark Wesleyan College
Carthage
Washington University
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Mich
Camp Branch School
Green Ridge
Landon Welch
Lon Hill
Camp Branch
Southeast
de Soto
H. H. Cornwall
Charleston
E. K. Flannery
J. B. Rollinson
Farmington
A. Mitchell
Auxvasse
Montgoery City
Charles A. Numbers
Numbers
William Ahlgren
Joliet
Ill
Chicago and Alton
Moniteau Bridge
Higbee
Springfield
William H. Lynch
Southwest State Teachers’ College
William Johnson
William Williams
Hartville
M. J. Crewse
Cooper County
Boonville
William F. Cazzell
Johnson County
Schoefield
Hall, Thompson
Patterson
Wess Mitchell
Michells Camp Ground
Morrisville
Honest J. Atkins’ Policy
Doubleday, Page & Co
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