Legislative flood of bills slows Missouri session progress
The Missouri legislature neared Friday with a flood of nearly 500 house bills and about 150 senate measures. Clerks and printers strained as committees formed, with debates on school book uniformity, capitol repairs, and a wide range of reforms. Senator N. M. Bradley and Representative Morris drew attention for key measures while party tensions surfaced over lobbying and political strategy.
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Supreme Court
Archieota
Morris
Sebaster County
Kansas
Minnesota
St. Louis
St. Joe
Clark
the Bradley
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N. M. Bradley
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Atkinson
Nebel
Gampton
Montgomery Court
Wella
Shelby
Gov. Lee
University, Normal Schools
Agricultural College and School of Mines
Bradley
Death of Mrs Seeber in Los Angeles
Mrs C W Seeber died at her Los Angeles home January 15 after a three week bout with typhoid fever. She was 44, wife of Dr W Seaber formerly of Higginsville, and mother of Irwin and Mise Mabel. She leaves three brothers, Forestraf Higginsville, John Field of Kansas City, and James Field of San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Cal
C. W. Seeber
W. Seaber
Higginsville
Irwin
Mise Mabel
Forestraf
John Field
Kansas Cty
James Field
San Francisco
Westminster College President Chosen as NYU Officer
President J. H. MacCracken of Westminster College Fulton Missouri has been chosen asyndic of New York University. He has the offer under advisement but will not decide until after Westminster’s board of trustees meeting February 12. Upon his election he was the youngest college president in the United States.
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J. H. MacCracken
Westminster College
Fulton, Mo
Ayndic
New York University
United States
Debate Planned by Law Students on Monroe Doctrine
Students at M. 5 N. law school and Kansas City law school have organized a debate for March 1 with the topic Resolved that the Monroe Doctrine has been weakened by the United States acquisition of Asiatic colonies.
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M. 5. N. Law School
Kansas City Law School
United States
Hens Fetch High Price at Kansas City Show
At a Kansas City poultry show on Tuesday a hen sold for 101.00, the next highest price 62.00. If she lays one egg daily at a rate of 25 cents per dozen, it would take over thirteen years to recoup the cost, with no expense for upkeep.
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J. J. Campbell
Higginsville
Carter
D. QO. Heathman
Kansas City
Sixteenth
Lafayette Streets
L-24
Car Load of Mules Brings Good Price for Firm
August Limberg returned from St Louis Thursday morning with a car load of mules for Kinkead and Limberg. The lot was unusually uniform and fetched a good price.
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August Limberg
S J. Louis
Kinkead and Limberg
Basketball Game At W M A Armory Saturday Night
A basketball game is scheduled for Saturday night at 8 o clock at the W M A armory between the Independence Missouri Athletic Club and W M A Admission is 25 cents.
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Armory
Independence, Mo
Plucky Mrs Pesches Praises Peruna For Family Health
A Newark New Jersey mother, Mrs Paul Peschel of 14 Quitman Street, touts Peruna as essential after her children and husband recover from grippe and coughs. She urges others to try Peruna, sharing her family’s winter health improvements and endorsing Dr Hartman’s catarrh book for mothers.
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Peruna
Perua
Paul Peschel
Quitman Street
Newark
N.J
N. J
Junio
B. Hartman
Quitman Stt
Newark, N. J
Maria Goerta
Hartman
Senators Reassign Seats After Tuesday Elections
Senate results tally from Tuesday show W J Stone to Missouri replacing G G West and Albert J Hopkins to Illinois with William Mason. Arkansas sees James P Clark replacing J K Jones. New York picks Thomas Platt to succeed himself. Delaware deadlocked. Colorado legislature idle under guard. New Hampshire reelects J A Gallinger. South Dakota reelects A B Kittredge. Kansas deadlocked caucus. Utah replaces Rawlins with Reed Smoot. Michigan names ER A Alger as successor to James McMillan.
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Illinois
Albert J. Hopkins
William Mason
Arkansas
James P. Clark
J. K Jones
Coloradd
New Hampshire
J. A. Gallinger
South Dakota
A. B. Kittredge
Kansas
Utah
Reed Smoot
Rawlins
Michigan
ER. A. Alger
James McMillan
Franklin Street Feed Store Promises Best Prices
C Mitchell & Son advertise as Lexington's top feed line at the Franklin Street Feed Store. They offer a general exchange with wheat or corn, claim their flour is the best on the market, and provide a phone contact.
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Lexington
Franklin St
Theer
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