Dry Missouri climate and political shifts dominate state news
A Missouri editor mocks drought with humorous weather quips while Washington women gain voting rights but face late registration limits. The piece also covers political shifts in the Democratic and Republican parties, census figures for Seattle and Portland, and a Washington legislature review of community property law.
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