112 Bills Signed by Governor Dixon in Regular Session
Governor Dixon announced 112 measures enacted, with two new departments created and several finance and taxation bills approved. Key actions included establishment of the state purchasing department and the department of industry, a new motor tax law, plus coal and gasoline tax tweaks. A complete list of approved bills followed in the formal proclamation.
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Dixon
Joseph At. Dix
Senate
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Histefety
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Montum Orthopedic Commission
Sfomtana
Rairoad
Remileing Wonnal Changal
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Milk River Valley
Mint Commission
U.S
Cannan
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Tobacco Habit Dangerous and Its Harmful Effects
Fragmented text warns of dangers from tobacco habit and nicotine poisoning. Mentions health risks, warnings against nicotine, and a general call to beware health harms as authorities urge caution and inform about remedies and avoidance.
Brother accidentally shoots brother in Pontiac play tragedy
Eleven year old Warren Banfield shoots his younger brother Clair during a wild west game in Hone, Pontiac Michigan. Clair dies from the accidental shooting. The article lists unrelated legislative items and a note about a world rubber infantry congress to be held in London next June.
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Warren Banfield
Clair
Pontiac
Mich
Are You Just Hanging On Health Cure Ad Claims Quick Boost
An advertisement touts a tonic claiming to lift fatigue and restore energy. It describes improved nerve strength and vitality, promising faster recovery from strain and exhaustion. Store clerks reportedly report customer success with the product.
Champ Clark laid to rest in simple funeral
Mo Eulogy and prayers mark quiet service at Little Monucl cemetery in Green, Missouri for Champ Clark a longtime democratic leader. Family gathers beside his father and two of his children as officials and visitors from Missouri and national circles pay respects with prayers and brief tributes noting his honesty and character. Many lawmakers and dignitaries attend, with greetings from President and Mrs Wilson, and from President Harding and others.
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Howling Green
Champ Clark
Little Monucl Cemetery
Clark
Washington
John
Hampton
Champ
Anna
Funyers
Robert Boyd
Presbyterian
Kansas City
J. Carman
C. Hitchcock
Yowlme
United Statenators
Hyde
Brands
Majoc
Gardner
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
United States
Missouri
High Court Decides Three Appeals In Curtis Case
The state supreme court issued decisions on three appeals from Granite county district court. Maggie Pritchard sought to recover a loan from E Hannah guardian of Thomas Robotham. The Wilkel court rejected the claim, upholding the guardian’s demurrer and the district court ruling. Blaine Court Upheld.
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State Supreme Court
Granite County District
Maggie Pritchard
E. Hannah
Ate
Thomas Robotham
Maggie Peiithard
Robotham
Wilkel
Swift
Mobos Haim
Canta
Blaine Court
Blain Conaly
Case notes on Mott versus sheriff of Waine county
The record describes John Wi Mott’s suit against the sheriff for grain seized as security for a promissory note, with Mott appealing from the district to the supreme court. It also covers a Billings case where Merchants National Bank of Billings sues Lee over a note signed with Thomas G. Smith, the bank securing a mortgage on Smith’s personal property. The court ruled Lee liable for the note despite signing to aid Smith. The article ends with a remark on the 90th anniversary of the first local printers union in the United States.
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John Wi Mott
Waine
Mott
Hint
Billings
Watters
Lee
Supreme Cart
Merchants National Bank
Thomas G. Sihtth
Smith
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