Miller Waives Examination In Oak Ridge Bank Case
Cape Girardeau Mo Wish Miller cashier of the Bank of Oak Ridge released on bail waived examination on embezzlement charges. He turned over to the bank two furnitures and a probable settlement with the district attorney stating plans to pay the bank in full. Millers brother pledged funds and a special legislative session was requested to revise election laws regarding women’s suffrage.
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Sage Estate Pays Inheritance Tax in New York
The Sage estate of New York and wife Margaret Sage paid over a large inheritance tax to the state treasury. Crossley Files for Governor in Missouri. Lieutenant Governor Wallace Crossley declares candidacy for Democratic nomination for governor. Callaway Marine Dies in Fulton. Arbuckle, 23, cited for bravery in war, dies at parental home in Ted Key Indiana. Ava Democrats in Foree League endorse League of Nations and select delegates to state convention. Joplin hosts an organizing meeting for a Southeast Missouri selling club in Cape Girardeau to market surplus flour through a central system.
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Turbulent Europe and Near East Seen Driving World Turmoil
The article surveys postwar upheaval with German revolts challenging the Versailles settlement and Bolshevik campaigns across Europe. It notes border tensions in Schleswig and Ruhr, Turkish nationalist movements, and allied hesitations shaping a fragile peace while U S politics wrestles with the League of Nations, imperial aims, and coal price policy.
Peace proposal split as Democrats seek executive proclamation
President Wilson reportedly opposes a Senate peace resolution and prompts Democratic leaders in the House to push for a bill asking the President to proclaim peace and end wartime laws. Flood and other Democrats plan to force votes while Republicans insist on a more limited approach and challenge constitutionality.
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Court Dry Law Decision May Be Given On April 19
Washington reports a possible Supreme Court ruling on prohibition questions by April 19. Justices weighed cases from New Jersey Kentucky Mississippi and Illinois and heard arguments from Christian Felgenspan of Newark attorney generals and state officials.
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Snowstorm Sweeps Central Kansas Wheat Belt
A snowstorm with high winds swept Central and Western Kansas damaging the wheat belt. Reports stated intense Aranite wind razing silos and smaller outbuildings across several points in Concord and surrounding areas.
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Supreme Court Upholds Seamen Act Provisions
Washington The Supreme Court affirmed the legality of the La Follette seamen's act provisions governing payment of wages to seamen upon demand in appeals brought by British ship owners.
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Missing Flyers Plane Found Near Deep Lake
Word reached Arcadia that Lieut. Omar Xen karth’s plane was found abandoned 82 miles south of Deep Lake. Authorities believe Niergarth wandered into the Everglades.
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