Capitol Bonds Arranged With Legislature Pending
Jefferson City provisional sale of 5 million dollars in capitol bonds to Mis Mississippi Valley Trust of St Louis, with a 111 008 bonus, hinges on legislative action. Bond terms: 6 percent interest, not below par, fund commissioners seek assurance the trust will accept bonds if approved, while hearings reveal railroads and utilities push for favorable regulation and safeguards on corporate disclosures.
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Jefferson City
New Capitol
Miseisainp Valley Trust Company
Fond Commmlesioners
Patty & Cuarabiee
Ap Geod Ae Mrad
Ways and
Noose and
Genate
Gov Major
Gem
Howe and
Senate
Agnor
Capitol
Theo
Attie
Trouhle
Missouri
J. L. Mionts
Comminsion Minnia
Corpor& Done
Hildnton Rober
Kinloch Telephone Company
Reformim Oity: Painter Appointed Senator in Irish Assembly
Lieutenant Gev Painter named Senator Lesaght and Gardner and he plan to attend the funeral of Michael K McGrath in Streis. Pro Tem Wileen presided as governor, committee elected, and Wheatley named to align the Jeopardy sermons for late Senator Thomas B Kinney. A resolution set to read in the Adelchen world, with Senators Wrecaam Peaster Vaperty Welch Alien Whitledge and Cates listed.
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Reformim Oity
Painter
Lesaght
Gardner
Himner
Michael K McGrath
Streis
Ireoident Pro
Wiles Anneanendt
Thomas B Kinneyan
Chen
Aedelcen World
Wrecaam Peaster, Vaperty
Welch
Alien, Whitledge
Cates
Agrembly Seeks Constitutional Amendment Favorable Report
A legislative report favored a constitutional amendment to set general assembly salaries at 1000 dollars annually while a property tax measure faced debate. The discussion centered on feasibility and revenue, noting small property values and minimal tax impact.
Capitol building bill faces house challenge
The senate committees on constitutional amendments reported the bill by Bonar Witeon to alter financing and shift supervision of the new state edifice to the permanent seat of government communication. The measure will be vigorously opposed in the house by Capitol Building Commission supporters.
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Jefferson City
Senate
Bonar Witeon
Friends of the Capitol Building Commission
Catholic Union to Protest Bill in Jeffersonia
A delegation from the Catholic Union of Missouri will travel to Jeffersonia next week to oppose a bill sponsored by Representative Scott of Adair. The measure calls for county authorities to inspect convents and monasteries, fueling a confrontation over church oversight.
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Catholica
Loule
Catholic Union of
Miarouri
Jeffersonity
Scott
Adair
PTO
Report on Unit Bill Sparks House Committee Vote
The house committee on criminal jurisprudence reported the county unit bill unfavorably by a 6 to 6 vote after a lengthy hearing. The session reflected divided views on the measure and political implications for Jefferson City.
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Jeferson
House Committee On Criminal Jurisprudence
Major Signs Auto Bill Presented to Governor
Jefferson County Governor Major has signed the house automobile amendment. It was the first bill presented to him.
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Major
Jefferson Cty
Gov
Ancient mariner or first football game clash
Fragmentary note evokes nautical imagery and a football contest. Mentions landing, lines on ground, and a question about tackling. Text is incomplete with unclear attributions or dates.
Necessary Courtesy in Social Relation
The author emphasizes that as one draws closer to a person, genuine deference and courteous behavior become increasingly important, reflecting Holmes’ view on manners in intimate association and civil conduct.
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Pera
Holmes
Paris Transport Carriage and Bicycle Ratios Revealed
Paris shows a public mobility snapshot with one carriage for every 43 people and one bicycle for every 16 residents. The figures illustrate early urban transport distribution and the mix of horse drawn and pedal powered conveyances in the capital.
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Paris
O. K. Initiative Law Change in Missouri Senate
Jefferson City reports favor in the senate on a plan to alter the initiative and referendum amendment. The changes remove the right to initiate tax proposals, delay a later amendment by petition for five years, ban money use in gathering petition names, and require county court certification. The three fourths circulation requirement across counties was defeated.
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Jefferson City
Imocrate
Senate
Indorse Nine Hour Law for Women in Jefferson City
The senate compariter reported favorably the universal nine hour law for women. Introduced by Senator Kinney and amended the statute enacted two seats ago. The proposed law would restrict stenographers, telephone and telegraph operators, pinplayes in hotels and restaurants, actresses, and virtually all women engaged in occupational work to nine hours per day.
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Jefferson City
Senate
Benator Kinney
Werner
Combine Departments Report for Jefferean City 1912
A report proposes consolidating state labor functions into a single department. Jefferean City submits the 1912 memorandum to Gor Major, State Inspector with Kama af Sedalia, recommending the Bureau of Labor Statistics and related inspectors be merged under the state labor department. The plan suggests a commissioner and a chief deputy for each division.
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Jefferean
Gor Major
State Poetory
Wih
Kama Af
Sedalia
Atping Obheg
Bureau of Labor Atatietics
Hofet Inspectiver
Bureau of Intone
State Labor Department
Divigie
Attorney General Opinion on Fire Insurance Investigation Powers
The Attorney General issued an opinion stating cabinet authority to oversee a broad fire insurance inquiry. The ruling cites committee amendments and the need to investigate all phases, with legal questions around funding and representation for the investigative panel.
Appointment details of state head affictiterd at Utee James Melwye Fates
Fragmented OCR describes Jefersay Uy-Secretary of State head affictiterd presenting appointment tokens to various clerks and officials including Willad J Ki, Boll Sanders, and others, with scattered names and a souvenir gold fas mentioned amid unclear context.
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Jefersay
Utee Jamee
Corprmanion
Willad
Leute
Boll Sanders
St Soerghoor
Cotaneyruthereville
Oat Reddineton
Sprinadield
Elérke Kiely
Louie
Bertime
Workmen's Bill Hearing Set by Jefferson City Committees
Public hearing scheduled in Jefferson City by the state and county committees on judiciary matter to discuss workmen's certification and minority reports. Deputy hotel inspectors named by Hotel Inspector Joseph G Dillard include Baldwin Jr Sedalis Buchanan Marveline Majin Bowling Green and Tradbury. Pure Food inspector FH Fricke of St Louis to go to Columbia for office. deputies to meet him there.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Schwediman
Joseph G Dillard
JW Baldwin Jr
Sedalis
Claud Buchanan
Marveline
Fd Majin
Bowling Green
Howard Tradbury
Pure Food
FH Fricke
St Louis
Columbia
Bliin Ther
State Treasurer Deal reports January balance and receipts
Jefferson City cites the January report of State Treasurer Deal showing on hand amounts of 4,495,681.08 dollars. The December 31 balance stood at 2,991,298.3 dollars. January receipts totaled 2,000,547.82 dollars while disbursements were 525,606.67 dollars.
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Jefferson City
Doing Good: Relieve Distress and Feed the Hungry
A compact reflection on charity and fellowship urging active relief for the distressed, guiding wanderers to rightful paths, and sharing bread with the hungry as the duty of a united body of benevolence. The quote emphasizes solidarity and practical mercy as a shared obligation.
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Seneca
Admitting Wombat to Sub limated Order of Kibosh
The Kansas City Journal quotes a bustling debate over admitting Wombat to a secret society. The exchange questions if he may join given existing memberships and offers a wry, tongue in cheek take on ritual duties and inclusion.
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Wombat
Kansas City Journal
Liberty's Hotel Liberty Opens With Banquet Subscriptions
Missouri town celebrates the opening of Hotel Liberty a 55000 project funded by public subscription The Commercial club banquet drew many invited guests including Judge Francis H Trimble former Gov A M Dockery Judge Frank Diverbise Senator Thomas J Wornall Dr J P Steene William Jewell College leaders Dr J E Cook treasurer and R E Ward Commercial club president Public officials and clergy spoke highlighting community support for the new hotel.
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Liberty
Francis HW. Trimble
Kansas City Court of Appeals
A. M. Dockery
Gallatin
Frank FP. Diverbise
Richmond
Thomas J. Wornall
J.P. Steene
J. E. Cook
William Jewell College
Robert Graham Frank
The
Liberty Christian Church
R. E. Ward
Commercial Club
Harrison Farm Sale Nets Big County Deal Near Auxvasse
The 982 acre Thomas Harrison farm east of Auxvasse sold by Jack Harrison to Bell brothers of Rochester Illinois for about 100 dollars per acre totaling around 100 000 dollars. Harrison bought it years ago for about 60 000 dollars, yielding roughly 59 000 dollars profit.
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Fulton
Callaway County
Jack Harrison
Auxvasse
Thomas Harrison
Bell Brothers
Rochester
Missouri Representatives Lead Delegation to Fifth National Corn Exposition
Washington officials Hamlin and Hubey with the full House Agriculture Committee and Secretary Wilton travel to Columbia South Carolina for the Fifth National Corn Exposition. Rubey joins the agricultural committee as a member.
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Washington
Hamlin
Hubey
Missouri
House Committee of Arty Culture
Wilton
Thlk Department
Columbia
Feb & Rubey Lo
Agricultural Comnitter
Guard Kills Escaping Convict on Wall Patrol
James Hall of Car roll County, jailed for burglary, was killed by a guard during an attempted escape. The convict Wall breached a gate on the north side, ignored orders, and was shot as he tried to flee. Authorities note the guard acted to stop a violent escape.
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Jefferson City
James Hall
Carroll County
Wall
Plotkade
Unclear historical notice on Lane and officials in Missouri
Fragmentary OCR content mentions Charles W. Lane surveyor and a halted runaway horse with a woman aboard. References Jefferson City Frederick f t. Fricke and state dairy commission, appoint ments to Gepectons Napier Harmiites and others. Includes names like Wleny Wu Jow Springs Gorge Ho Cook Fredericktown and New Madrid. Also mentions a college gift to a board and a Nebada-related financier.
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Jefferson City
Frederick
Ft. Fricke
Slate
Pigre Food Mind Dairy Gommizaioner
Gepectons Aa Tolews Hk OW
Napier
Harmiites
Johny Wleny
Wu Jow Springs Gorge
Ho Cook
Predericktown
Od. Barathennd
Trotton
W. B Hartach
New Madrid
H. L. Liter
Mine-The home of Cove ie Georde Potts at Whowtein
A damaged notice reports a fatal home explosion at Cove ie Georde Potts residence in Whowtein. Police suggest the blast may be accidental or caused by a faulty device, with unclear origin and possible involvement of Potts family or associates. The report hints at a suspected motive, but details remain uncertain.
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Cove
Georde Potts
Poston
Ehemter
Potts
Roy J. Cook Given Three-Year Term in Hannibal Court
Roy J. Cook, connected to deputies and named various locals, was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary by Judge William Ragland of the Hannibal court of common pleas. He withdrew his plea of not guilty.
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Roy H. Cook
Roy J. Cook
William Ragland
Hannibal Court of Common
Auilly
Hounds Help Track Suspects in Hannibal Arrests
Hannibal moodhounds aided the capture of two men accused of attempting burglary at Hanco. The dogs trailed the suspects to the Hartington depot where authorities arrested them.
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Hannibal
Netpee
Hanco
Mio
Hartington
City Heating Plant Burns Sedalia Heat Plant Fire
Partial destruction by fire of the city steam heating plant in Sedalia caused great suffering from cold. The loss to the Johannes Triplement company, where the fire originated, is two dollars.
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Sedalia
Johannes Triplement Company
Fulton Fire Threatens Conflagration at Montgomery Bellly Goods
Fire swept the Montgomery Bellly Goods company store in downtown Fulton and menaced a larger blaze but was finally confined to that building. Firemen battled the flames as smoke filled the block and nearby shops were briefly evacuated. Local authorities are investigating the cause of the incident.
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Fulton
Montgomery Bellly Goods Company
Mexico Commercial Club Installs New Officers
The Mexico Commercial club names its new officers led by F. A. Morris as president with L and Hawthorne as vice president H OD Llewellyn as treasurer and B. F. Haskell C. P. Malone and L. M. White as directors for the coming term.
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Mexico
Greaks Cold in a Day Cure Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement promotes a home remedy claiming to break a cold in a day and cure ailments with a Pine Compound and glycerine mix. It warns to use only genuine Glibe Pine Compound and to dose children by age, noting availability through druggists and a publisher linked to Olote Pharmaceutical laboratories.
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Olote Pharmaceutical Laboratories
What a Funny Teacher Shapes a Child’s Perception
An east side lad notes a daily paper moment and jokes about a teacher who asks what is in his hand. The boy says the apple is not what it seems, reflecting a wry schoolhouse observation about appearances versus reality.
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East Side
Abe
Iodlan ‘Spolla News
Face A Sight With Tetter In Moberly Me
An ad recounts a long battle with facial tetter or eczema touched by redness and itching. The user credits Culicura Soap and Ointment for cooling the skin and drawing out matter, claiming a weeklong use cured the two year problem. The notice promotes Cuticura products with an offer for samples and a Boston address.
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Moberly
Mra
J. Hrocksher
Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Mother Commenuen by Deserted Nurse Mauitie
A fragmented lines paper item notes a mother figure in a troubled scene involving a nurse and a child named Mauitie. The tone suggests a personal or social diary fragment with unclear context and several garbled phrases. Further readable details are scant, leaving the core action and identities uncertain.
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O. K. Initiative Law Change
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Charles W. Lane
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Fricke
Nivada Tre VA
Teley Valinge al Neytaia
Ton Peulgs Worti
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Macelips
Ed Mayr
Bowing Green
Howard Bradbury
Cer Foi Ity
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Liggett &* Myers Tobacco Co
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Iola
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Pineaam Medicine CO
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Mass
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