Capitol Grounds Improvement Nears Completion
Capitol grounds and approaches will be finished soon as heating and sewer plants advance. Commissioners report terrace work cut down to improve sightlines from the old state house. ongoing interior work to proceed with minimal interruption amid funding and legal actions. A Missouri prison education night school proposal and land bank fair tent plans are also noted, along with a Cole County audit dispute.
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Capitol Building
Conieston
Kalgerton Swart
New York
State House
Lailding
FE W Stephens
Comraeion
Estate Land Bank Committee
Noah W Simpeon
la Belle Mo
Kot Major
Missouri State Pal
Senalia
State Fair Board
Hue
Land Bank
Land Bank Committee
Mandamus Battle Over State School Funding Details
A mandamus suit in the supreme court seeks to compel the state auditor to dedicate one third of all state treasury receipts for the year ending June 30, 1916, to public schools. The case questions what counts as ordinary revenue and whether funds beyond taxes belong to school apportionment.
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Attogney Drumm
Acalnet
Garion
Woodson
Supreme Court
Dumm
Scho
H. A. Cisse
Gordo
Gags
Barker
Supreme Wogrt
Gordon
Gorom
Jetfernan
Des Ayer
Susie Echmdle
Leonel
Sele
Simon Unett Tate
Echeele
Pan Americ a Note Sent to Mexico
A lengthy Pan American note urges Mexico to accept a peaceful settlement and outlines a ten day reply window from the republic. The proposal stresses constitutional reconstruction, an international conference, and potential mediation to avoid further conflict.
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Pan-America
Mexico
Washington
Pente
United State
Irani
Chile
Argentina
Uruguay
Matinala
Hulivia
Amlerica
Allertoan
State of the United
Missouri city mayors urge delegates for protest in Kansas City
In Missouri a protest gathers over Engineer Herbert Deakyse report urging halt to federal river improvement work. Missouri loses an appropriation as militia allowances are cut based on state efficiency. An attorney, Ernest A Green, secured a court rit against Judge Assieur to stop Charles W. Turpin a negro Republican from being seated as constable in the fourth district of St. Louis.
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Nipacurs
Aurh Pathes
Pradneta
Jobnes
Labor Bureae
Minsourt
Missouri
Kansas City
Herbert Deakyse
Missouri River
T.s
Miesourt
Ernest A Green
Supreme Court
Assieur
Bho
Charles WH Turpin
Louwis
Boy in Vain Missing in Illinois Amid Nashville Family Inquiries
Searchers pursue clues into the disappearance of 12 year old Hay Knoblauch and Illinois farmer Cleorce Perry Sr. with crews scarce and days passing since last seen. Ruth and George Perry of Lively Grove report their father’s absence after he left Nashville with Sage last Wednesday.
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Ottawa
Hay Knoblauch
Illnois
Nashville
Ruth Perry
George Perry
Lively Grove
Cleorce Perry, Sr
Sage
Portuguese Cruiser Aground Near Peniche
The Portuguese cruiser Re publica ran aground near Peniche south of Lisbon while en route to Oporto. Advices from Peniche say the vessel is not believed to be in a dangerous position and crew safety is considered good.
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Republica
Peniche
Lisbon
Oporto
Skilied Scientist Plumber and a Bostonian Tale
A humorous Boston Herald piece describes a skilled plumber treated as a "Skilied Scientist" while diagnosing a house water trouble. After repeated attempts, the master surgeon and plumbers uncover a fault in the top reservoir overflow. The tale blends medical and mechanical imagery to portray home repair as a formal investigation.
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Smith
Alrop
Mr. Smith
Land Advertisement Claims Scarce Corn Crop Value
An ad from Himmelberger and Harrison Co promotes land crop potential amid scarce corn yields. Readers are urged to inquire for full particulars about the plot and location in this notice.
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Himmelberger Harrison Co
Submerged but Deadly Knicker-Jen't Jonew a summer pest
A garbled report mentions a submarine danger and a sharp discovery about foot of all containing microbet aid. It references Carolina county Maryland and various social and domestic conditions. The text appears as fragmented OCR with many errors.
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Jen’t
Jonew
Feast in Ankarsia Ends After Noisy State Dinner
James Sikes Jr. describes a boisterous banquet hosted by Ankarsia’s governor attended by about twenty officers and seven ladies. The long meal featured many courses, from curry to fried bananas, and ended with a festive display as two foreigners and officials were toasted. The room filled with music, drums, and shouting as servants and aides circulated before guests finally departed after two hours.
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James Sikes, Jr
Madagascar
Ankarsia
Dininer
Minderer
Fractured Transcript From A Missing Parish Heating Row
In a garbled report a pastor confronts a plumber over heat supply in a colonial parish. The exchange touches on boiler costs and religious duty while the town debates proper funding. The dialogue hints at public anger and economic mindsets shaping a church heating dispute.
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Milt replies to a murky Financial Sice note about a summer engagement as the plot hints at a cautious courtship and a pending peng. The readable fragments show dialogue and odd spellings, suggesting a quirky, cryptic scene with unclear names and actions.
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Milt
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Capitol Grounds
Commission
J. Wester
Columbia
Care Beard of Charities
Corre Tone
Wagner
Melange
Aden
Heard
Jefferson
Bence
Rutherfird
Gordos
Department
Hie
Cole County
JDC McClane
Cole
Thomas
Mosby
Monty
Bis
Republic
Percoy
Mer
Robert Lansing
Caldeirson
Polivia
Carlos Marla DE Pena
Joaquin Mendez
Guatemaala
Petroarmd
Council of Ministers
Carolina County
Maryland
Bargistic Coukter
Colotwehurch
the Financial
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