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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
6
Dramatic tale unfolds as a writer and a star cross paths amid a tense police case and a coming reunion. The narrative centers on love, artistic ambition, and a community theater troupe facing secrecy and betrayal. The cast features a detective, a poet, and a courtly suitor navigating loyalties.
Coast, aboard his private yacht, saves a man named Appleyard from drowning near Fair Haven harbor after a tense night watch. The two form an uneasy alliance as Appleyard recovers, revealing shared danger and a suspenseful, ongoing encounter at sea.
The article surveys politicalbattle lines over sugar and rubber duties, detailing criticisms of tariff policy, figures like Joseph Pulitzer and the New York World, and calls to protect domestic industry. It notes opposition to tariffs on rubber and argues for or against protectionist measures.
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The New York Commercial argues that tariffs aiming to discriminate and harm others threaten the rebuilding of industries. The piece notes the House of Representatives follows a path that could quickly tear down existing gains and questions revival plans amid criticism of tariff logic and its effects on commerce.
Jefferson City district leaders announce a new law allows convict labor on public works. Cole County will pilot the program with fifty men slated for highway construction, under district supervision and the institute’s oversight, aiming to expand if results satisfy authorities.
The thirty member college band performed across venues, drawing praise for discipline and musical cohesion. Key soloists and the ensemble’s precision boosted the team’s profile, with mentions of standout players and a promising future for the unit.
A garbled report describes farm losses from a harsh winter and a long drought. It notes farmers in Fulton county facing feed shortages as cattle risk decline. A separate Kansas City arrest mentions an alleged bank fraud suspect from Harrisonville, held on $1009 bond.
Two prisoners fled a Rella jail by quarrying rocks from the cell and forcing a hole through the pool area. In another case, John Carroll was arrested for breaking into a beast eat at St James, Missouri, and brought to Rella for safekeeping.
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