Valuation of Missouri Penitentiary Ahead of Osborne Survey
Geo W Kirchway, former Sing Sing warden, will value the Missouri penitentiary before Thomas Mott Osborne arrives next Saturday to conduct a full survey of the state penal system and advise what is needed. Governor Hyde says he will not run for U.S. Senator, citing high taxes and extravagant appropriations. Peace talk grows, with a forthcoming St. Louis peace meeting for Jewish and Gentile clergy, urging disarmament and redirecting war spending to humanity. Jewell Mayes warns of referendum petitions to curb the agricultural bill, which would diminish the state board of agriculture and shift control to the governor’s appointee. Mayes expects the measure to fail.
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Idle employment in May shows rise amid slow economy
Washington reports unemployment in manufacturing rose slightly by less than 0.5 percent in May, elevating total job loss 3.3 percent since January 31. Transportation issues, steel sector weakness, weak foreign demand, high construction costs, and weak consumer buying drive the downturn, with seven major industries posting gains including railroads repair shops leather goods vehicles textiles liquor and paper while others fall.
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Marinello Shop Returns to Pre-War Prices
The Marinello Shop announces a return to pre war prices for all services and materials. Mrs. A. M. McCormick, proprietor, invites patrons to be served at 302 A E High St with phone 206.
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Faded Eyes of Ex Empress Charlotte Marks 81st Birthday
United Press reports ex Empress Charlotte of Mexico, sister to Belgium’s King Leopold, turned 81. Once near death in January, she survived with iron will and now lives in retirement at Bouchout. Her life endured royal scandal, Maximilian’s execution, and wartime secrecy.
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Ground instability and mine fires threaten Scranton streets
In Scranton Pennsylvania underground coal burrowings have weakened the surface, with houses and streets failing in places and a recent mine fire raising fears of dangerous gas release. The article also discusses outdoor exercise as a path to longer life and cites Columbia University professor George L Meyland advocating public fitness.
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