Legislation and Prohibition Debate Reflected in State News
The piece surveys state politics with blunt views on home rule and the stalled 9-foot sheet law. It notes the Senate’s obedience to calls from St Louis and questions about public dog control and prohibition votes. It mentions Prof Goode predicting Niagara’s drought 5,000 years hence and Missouri sports history tilting toward defeats in football, track, and baseball.
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Senate
St.Louis
Prof
Goode
Niagara
Chicago
Gulf
Town Farm Land Purchase Sparks Local Concern
Mr. Goteh continues to use funds for purchasing town farm land, raising questions about future welfare and financial planning in the community.
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Goteh
Lexington Baseball Aims To Lose Least, Not Win Big
In Lexington the season outlook centers on minimizing losses rather than pursuing victories. The approach focuses on financial prudence and sustaining team operations while avoiding ambitious win-at-all-costs strategies.
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Lexington
Jefferson City politics and Roosevelt in the press Balance
A local partisan critique notes Republican papers dominate Jefferson City coverage. It spars with Cummins and Hamid while critiquing Roosevelt as publicity driven. It mentions delays in brush leagues, a Texas job for a county newcomer, and questions about prohibition’s Senate fate and the Initiative aiding prohibitionists.
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Texas
Chicago Tribune backs Republicans despite tariff critic
The Chicago Tribune decries Congress on tariff handling yet remains a leading booster of Republican candidates at the next election.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Boston Exposition Planned for 1020 to Honor Pilgrim Landing
A Boston exposition is proposed for 1020 to commemorate the 1620 landing of the Pilgrim Fathers. The piece hopes that by 1920 enough goods and supplies will be amassed to justify a trip to Bean Town.
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Senate
Boston
Beantown
Missouri Pacific Sends Nine New Engines to Coffeyville
The Missouri Pacific company dispatches nine new engines of the latest type to Coffeyville to pull trains from that point while the Joplin and Interstate branches, and the Lexington branch, continue using the same aging locomotives.
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Missouri Pacific Company
Coffeyville
Joplin
Interstate
Bates County
Ditto
Lexington
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Mr. Roosevelt
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J. E. Tucker
Prevtice
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Ghure M. Vargas
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Home Money
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Geyer’s Grand
Opera House
Nomane
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Winkler Furniture Co
Colorado
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo, Colo
General Assembly of
Presbyterian Church
L. A. Vermillion
Higginsville, Mo
United States
Donie Weber
Weber Bros
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S. J. Andrew
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Richard Field
S.J. Andrew
J. Barnett Young
G. M. Catron
Frank Howe
Herman &. Mark
Frederick Morath
Ford T. Bates
Rufus Young
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W. G. Mca Ee Nee Usher
HE “Trader's Bank
Geo. W. Kerdolff
Watcherr
B. Warpell
F. Lee Wana
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Saandpoord Sellers
Joan Bown
Irving Tevis
Sookkeeper
Lexington Savings
E.F. Nicholson, E. Hoffman
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Waptee Bk
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W. D. Rankis, Dspllers
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Irving Tryis
the State Normal School
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