Permanent census bureau hailed as turning point in counting
The article praises establishing a permanent U S census bureau to count the population every ten years with faster, more accurate methods. It discusses the budget of about 14 million dollars for the 1910 census, the role of machines in data processing, and plans for a six story fireproof building in Washington to house 7,000 workers. It notes the shift from old methods to automated tabulation, assures ongoing updates, and predicts improved national statistics and planning.
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Cultivate the Open Mind and Cultural Virtue
President Eliot extols the open mind as a fruit of culture and a Christian virtue. A mind free of prejudice welcomes truth and avoids meanness. The ignorant mind closes doors and windows, becoming dull, pessimistic, and obstructive to progress.
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Missouri contest not yet settled officers chosen except lieutenant governor
A joint committee reached agreement on all state officers in the Missouri contest, with the sole exception of the lieutenant governor. The panel finalized choices for other posts, while the lieutenant governor position remains unresolved.
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Amended Returns Passed In Canvass Of Votes Adopted
Jefferson City reports a joint general assembly committee neared a plan for lieutenant governorship resolution. The session adjourned to Monday with three dissenters, awaiting a recommended plan for rest of state offices. McDavid said an understanding would be reached Monday.
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Folk’s Last Message to Missouri Legislature
Gov Folk sent his final message to the Missouri legislature urging amendments to the primary law and local option provisions. The message aligns with Anti-Saloon League aims, proposing countywide votes on liquor sales and broader state tax, police, and penitentiary reforms. Several named officials and appointments across the administration are listed. legislature adjourns for inauguration as Folk departs with plans to practice law.
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