Missouri passes 245 new statutes in 1914 General Assembly
Jefferson City reports that 245 new laws enacted by the Forty-seventh General Assembly took effect at midnight, after a ninety day period. One hundred fifty-one statutes affect the seat of government and ninety-four by others, with many tied to November 1914 votes. The assembly also proposed eight constitutional amendments and a plan for popular election of U.S. Senators.
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Missouri Assembly
Jefferson City
General Assembly
Roach
Ory
St. Louis
United States
Supreme Court
Missouri 19th century reform acts pace the agenda
The text lists multiple proposed state laws in Missouri, including labor protections, convict labor reform, probate oversight, bulk sale and creditor notice rules, corporation registration, farming promotion, anti prostitution measures, voting rights for traveling workers, nonpartisan judiciary, hotel deception penalties, and saloon lunch restrictions. It reflects a broad legislative push under Governor Major.
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Secretary of State
Missouri
Gov. Major
Well To Do Missouri Farmer Slain By His Son
J W O Bannon a 57 year old farmer was shot and killed at his Creighton Missouri home by his 14 year old son Jesse after the father threatened the boy and his mother The son gave his account to officers and Lloyd O Bannon 21 corroborated The coroner and county prosecutor planned an inquest in Creighton tomorrow
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Missouri
Harrisonville
J. W. O'Bannon
Creighton
Jesse
Lloyd O'Bannon
O’bannon
Turing
O'Bannon
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