Gun Runners and the Growing Arms Trade in Region Frontiers
The piece describes rising arms smuggling toward the Afghan frontier via Baluchistan and the Persian Gulf. It notes large tribal turbulence, abundant rifles and ammunition crossing borders, and the Indian Raj facing a potential wider conflict. It highlights dhow smuggling from Muscat, local traders, and British naval efforts to curb the trade with patrols and coastguard needs.
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Hiiain
Hertevet
Baluchistan
Ameer
Kabul
Afghanistan
Failan Omtver Kpo
Judie
Peata
Mindeh
Squao
Brivlem
Pio
Magrat
Gulf
Rites Eruleers
Musrae
Mesopotama
Western
Perla
Jack
Muakrati
Fingland
India
Makigo
H Warrington Smyth
Yast
Europe
Asia
Red Sea
Perran Gulf
Karachi
Bombay
Malabar
Africa
Zanaibar
Russian rail stations keep complaint books for passenger protests
In a discussion cited by Yourkers Statesman, it is noted that Russian railway stations maintain complaint books where passengers may lodge protests. The dialogue humorously laments that adopting such a plan would increase writer's cramp and generate more writing than currently occurs.
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Tacon
Robert
Yourkers Statesman
Farmers in Ozark country expect record crops this year
Weather in late May brought a contrast to spring rainfall that had damaged crops, but unusual rain distribution and ample acreage boosted yields. Farmers report corn and other staples in excellent condition, with harvest prospects described as the best in years.
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Rueler
Mike Woars
Ozark Country
Promie
Alice
Governor Haleys farm parole plan expands convicts release
Jefferson City Governor Hadley issues six additional farm paroles to convicts serving in the prisons. The released men, all young and with steady employment arranged by responsible parties, may keep their wares. The governor aims to free up to 75 more by year end if released individuals stay out of trouble.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Mindy
St Louis Capitalists Plan Car Company Reorganization
St Louis capitalists ready to fund a reorganization of the St Louis area car company with a capital of 750000 to 760000 dollars. Saunders Norvell of Norvell Shapleigh Hardware is named president as the plan promises to resume full operations and provide work for about 2000 men, run entirely by St Louis capital and directed by St Louis men.
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St Louis
Saunders Norvell
Norvell Shapleighardware Wor Pans
St. Andes Carcoms Minl
St Lanta
St Lawis
Moberly Coal Company Foresees Long Term Plans
Report from Randolph County notes the Mandolph Maron Coal Company near Moberly in a multi month outlook. Local workers and managers discuss future production, labor, and transportation issues amid rising demand in the region.
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Moberly
Iliew
Randolph County
Moberis
Mandolph- Maron Coal Company
Connection Must Be Made Muaraluil to Marshall Meeting
A fragmented notice from the Missouri Senate and related committees describes a meeting to discuss palit cotateles lid and a conmeetingy. The document references railway or railroad matters and western district officials, with an agenda to be announced by the board.
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A.stiogt
Wightman
Beutiee
Chitaco
Albom
Missouri Campaign News and State Statute Update
A garbled article notes Missouri political action and a new statute saving money. It mentions Jefferson City and a state law change abolishing certain charges, with deputies paid and annual salaries outlined. It also references William J. Bryan’s stance in the Missouri contest and a Missouri judge’s comments on campaign events.
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Jefferson Cots
Terediall
Jeverage
Bute
Bryan
Missouri
Kansas City
William K. Wallace
The
Missons Constitutional Amendtment Association
Willam J. Bryn
Vienna faces tax shortfall after week of low patrons
Vienna officials expect a revenue gap after a week with few patrons failing to meet required headcount. City council raised licenses to 7000 dollars, capes and deer debates sparked uncertainty. Several city merchants may be forced out of business due to the increased costs.
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Cape Girardeau
St Louis Elected To Lead National Fire Chiefs Session
At the convention’s closing session in Rochester New York St Louis was chosen to lead the National Fire Men’s association for the 15th convention year.
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St. Louis
National Firemen’s Association
Rochester
I Had No Eye for Color Triplets in Tennessee Home
An Irish visitor inspected newborn triplets at a Tennessee home of a Black family. He favored the middle child, asking to see it and declaring he would save that one, as recounted in Evertbody's Magazine.
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Tennessee
Jring
Faults in American Character Highlighted by Professor
In a botanical education address Professor WF Onnong argues that neglect of details and broad generalities undermine American character. He urges laboratory and experimental work as essential to scientific study, warning that knowledge without evidence leads to error.
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WF Onnong
Non
Public building query sparks local debate in Soburs
Residents discuss the future of a public building amid confusion over wording and ownership. A cottage nearby with a newer structure draws attention as discussions focus on location and use for a proposed community facility.
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