Missouri lawmakers push broad investigations and new bills
In Jefferson City a six member committee of six lawmakers, three Democrats and three Republicans, will investigate state office laxness and extravagance after Treasurer Deal's recent caper. A partisan five member panel replaces the bipartisan group, while proposals range from banking reform and live stock regulation to public notice law and education funding with bills on injunction limits and a new Flag Day holiday.
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Jefferson City
Deal
Representative Wilder
Sie Genavieve
Thomas J. Rooney
Jasper
A. E Shannon
Audrain
Joshua Harbee
Saline
James J. Kyle
Oxark
HH. L. Shannon
William R. Wilder
Ste Genevieve
Frank H. Farris
J H. Sommerville
Mercer County
Pope
Farris
Boyt
Almon Ing
Mutler
Frank M. Harr
Clark
Nepubliones
Frank IH. Farris
Phelps
Noah W. Simpson
Laewis
Rich KR. Correll
Randolph
Ing
House
Seenare
House of Representatives
Hecker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri
Eeneral Assembly
German Guard Duty in Snow in Poland
A German sentry stands on duty in a snowy Polish landscape wrapped in heavy furs with ear protectors. UNCLE SAM'S FIGHTING TOPS.
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Poland
Uncle Sam
Doubts Cast On Man Who Defends Honesty
A fragmentary exchange questions a man who defends honesty by claiming freedom from crooked bones. Another voice suspects he may be exaggerating and lacks self-awareness about his own conduct.
Keep Times Hard and the Nation’s Fate in Question
The text argues that a small group of tariff profiteers seeks to keep times hard through the Wilson administration to secure a Republican victory and the Aldrich tariff. It warns that such actions threaten national prosperity, despite strong crop values, stable banking, and a robust merchant marine. The piece urges vigilance against mine grafters and tariff craft.
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Washington
Wilton
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Fragmented 1912 U S election excerpt on party vote shares
The text analyzes Democratic and Republican performances in 1912 and 1914 style numbers, comparing Democratic, Republican, and Progressive shares. It notes Roosevelt voters’ shifts, a larger Democratic vote, and a combined Republican Progressive loss within districts and totals.
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Wileem
Gudirnee
New York
Republica -Trogteaire
House
Vaythe
Cones Ey F
Fragmented Political Notice From OCR Noise
An OCR fragment suggests discussion of party gains and losses with Republican references amid distorted names and terms. It hints at election flavor without clear specifics, mentioning Democrats and Republicans, and references to people and parties amid garbled text.
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Eelle
Peter
Senator Galltherr Probe Casts Shadow Over Nation’s Mood
A garbled report discusses Senator Galltherr and discussions surrounding a protective tackeeper, the Tederwaad Simmons case, and public mood. It mentions New Hampshire figures and an Aldrich reference, hinting at trial fairness and political accountability amid a tense national climate.
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Galltherr
Simmons
New Hompehire
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