Wrecks and courtroom notes fill Missouri dispatches
Eight cars of lumber on the Texas Pacific train were wrecked west of St Louis with one killed and two wounded. Reports from Palaiyra speak of a drowning attempt near Warrent township. In Missouri finance and political news, petition counts shape a constitution vote. Dallas desperados recaptured. A farm shooting near Silver Creek ends in death. Railroad mortgage disputes around Poplar Street rack issue a court decision in St Louis. Missouri House debates prohibition amendments ending with a close vote.
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Pension bill debate frames Senate clash over disability aid
The Senate debated increasing pensions for disabled soldiers, with West seeking to strike general provisions and Vest urging full aid for amputees and widows. It featured speeches on justice, wartime sacrifices, and the need to balance generosity with fiscal prudence as votes set the bill’s fate.
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United States Court Grants Decree for Welder Bond Holders
Judge Gressham of the United States Court issues a further decree in favor of welders linked to Wabash and Western equipment bonds. The decision covers secured interest totaling over 118 thousand dollars.
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Local notices and street names from a damaged article
Fragmentary OCR describes orders and cavalry attention with a street address at 671 Bridge and Locust streets North Lawrence, Ke. The text is garbled but mentions chores, corn, and a government-like exchange phrase.
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