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Democrat Tribune in Jefferson City, Missouri

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Democrat Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1921

Page

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Empty Trucks and Far-Reaching Highway Debates Across Missouri

The piece notes many government owned empty auto trucks in city streets serving state road districts, while two Missouri Senate committees probe road issues in the state. Senator Ralph and Senator Tillman Anderson lead separate investigative trips by train and car, funding their own travel. A St. Louis revival led by Sisty McPherson aims to heal the sick and convert dancers to churches. The article surveys enduring religious revival questions, tracing history from Luther to Wesley and questioning the era’s preachers amid views on faith and progress.

Ralph St. Louis Ford Missouri Tillman Anderson Scott County Mason and Dixon Sisty McPherson Chicago Martin Luther Christendom John Calvin John Knox John Wesley Luther St. Paul

When Idaho Was Young In A Nampa Shootout Tale

A past Idaho tale recalls Minnie Minnie's raid on a Nampa restaurant after a girl was forced out. Minnie shot, the victim bled but survived. Gambler Jimmie Turner rode a Pinto to the scene. his pony died on arrival. Attorney William Borah defended Minnie and won acquittal, forging ties with Wilson in Boise.

William Warfield Wilson Congress Chicago Nampa Idaho Minnie Minnie Minnie Jimmie Turner William JE. Borah Boise Wilson Senator Borah Representative Wilson Capitol Hill

Seaport Gloucester Chosen for Nazimova Film Scenes

Seaport town of Gloucester Massachusetts famed for clipper ships and seafaring lore is the setting for many scenes in Nazimova and Albert Capellani production Out of the Fog. The city is noted for Kipling’s Captains Courageous and its maritime traditions shaping the film’s mood. Nazimova appears tonight at the Jefferson.

Gloucester Mass Nazimova Albert Capellani The Jefferson Kipling America

Vivid Realism Of A Real Fisher Folk Tale

A tight observational piece follows a fisherfolk family through a single season at sea. The narrative centers on skilled workers navigating weather, gear, markets, and family bonds while pursuing steady livelihoods.

Toy dogs spark British outrage over luxury pets

English readers rail against pampered toy dogs carried in pockets and displayed in restaurants and theaters. The piece notes how highbred Pomeranians and Chinese poodles are fussed over, with attendants guarding naps and meals.

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