Exchange on Crime and Public Censorship Discussed
An editorial contrasts moral restraint in small towns with sensational crime coverage in big cities, arguing newspapers should protect innocents. It cites cases from Missouri and mentions reactions to a Wichita case and a railway death in Bernie, plus notes on local journalism ethics and a permissive stance toward reporting.
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Absalom
Louis Norman
Bernie
Tanner Booker
Trenton
Welso
T. E. Imhoff
Springfield
Calhoun Street
Lamar Democrat
Court ruling crowns Hadley with clear statewide victory
The Missouri Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision joined by both parties, upholds Attorney General Hadley as a strong professional triumph. The opinion, led by Judge Woodson, interprets the law carefully, excluding two large enterprises from the state but affirming Hadley’s results and signaling value for similar cases ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Hadley
Washington
St. Louis Times
Woodson
Commonwealth
Hicks Almanac 1909 Promoted By Word and Works
The Hicks almanac for 1909 is advertised as the best astronomical year book with original Hicks Weather Forecasts. It features colored covers and a portrait of Prof Hicks, offers 30 cents on newsstands, one free copy with Word and Works, and discounts for quantity orders. Agents are sought by Word and Works Pub Co, St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Hicks
Hicks
Word and Works
America
Word and Works Pub. Co
Locust Street
St. Louis
Lowrie
Galesburg Piano CO
Cherry St
Galesburg, Ill
Plair's
Sheriff Sale Under Special Execution Cape Girardeau
The Sheriff of Cape Girardeau County Missouri will sell at public auction at the south front door of the courthouse in Jackson the real estate of Kate Thurburn and August W Daves Lot 65 Range 1 Cape Girardeau for cash to satisfy a writ of execution in favor of The German American Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Bank of
Cape Girardeau
Kate Thurburn
August W. Daves
Ellis Street
Court House
Jackson County
State of Missouri
Bernhard Gockel
Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate in Partition Cape Girardeau MO 1908
In the Circuit Court of Cape Girardeau county Missouri August term 1908 Monday August 24 first day of term held at Jackson. Plaintiffs Arthur E Schuppan and John M Conner vs Julius Winter Caroline Winter Emma Doest Rudolph Doest Anna Winter Mary Winter M E Shelton Guardian Mary Sebot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Cape Girardeau County
State of Missouri
Jackson
Missouri
Arthur E. Schuppan
John M. Conner
Julius Winter
Caroline Winter
Emma Doest
Rudolph Doest
Anna Winter
Mary Winter
M. E. Shelton
Guardian
Mary Sebot
Sheriff Sale Notice of Cape Girardeau County Real Estate
The docket cites an order of sale from the Circuit Court of Jackson Missouri for January 5 1909. Properties include portions of sections 9 10 and 15 in township 33 N range 13 E totaling about 88.25 acres with cash terms. Purchaser details and exact boundaries described in record.
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Court House
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
State of Missouri
County of
Towit
Section 10
Charles Mirly
S. E
N. W
N. E
S. FE
Jack McKee
John Meyer
Louis Schupran
Bernhard Gockel
Cape Girardeau County
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Il R. Hicks
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Henry Schulenberg
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the Globe Printing Co
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Railwa Company
Cipe Girardeau & Chester Railway Company
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Jacson Traun
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Gem City Business College
Quincy
IIL
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Hookkee
L. Maskill
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Elmost
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Miles Medical Co
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Ss. T. Daley
Whetstines Machine Shop
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