Absentees can't vote in August ruling reversed
Missouri officials announce absentee voting rules. An earlier opinion allowing absent voters to vote in primaries was reversed. County clerks and election commissioners are instructed to follow the new interpretation, with Roach mailing guidance to prevent contests. The change clarifies primaries remain unchanged by home voting exemptions.
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Stralhmen
Missouri
Secretary of State
Lee Howing
Ewing
Atsentes
Biate Roach
Farmers Boycott Jefferson City Over Milk Inspection Ordinance
Jefferson City passes strict dairy inspection for all milk sold within city limits amid a farmer boycott. Farmers restrict milk and butter shipments, raising concerns of milk shortages and price increases. Missouri railroads seek rate increases, rail executives plan new schedules for through traffic, and construction disputes threaten the statehouse project. Public service commission orders audits for three utilities as investigations continue.
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Jefferson City
Housewives’ League
J. F. Hendy
State Veterinary Board
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James F. Green
Missouri Pacific
Thomas K Morton
Santa Fe
Public Service Commission
Missouri
Supreme Court
Missouri Southern
Green, Morrow
Servians fire on Austrians and minister ordered to leave
Vienna reports no formal declaration of war has been issued though Servia is said to have expelled its minister Manoviteh after Austro Hungarian démarches. mobilizations, evacuations, and riots spread through Belgrade as tensions escalate and war rumors swirl amid diplomatic maneuvers and military preparations.
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Roach
Socialia Labor Party
Socialist Party
Wierling
St. Louis
Ite
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist-Labour Party
Hoad
Vienna
Austria
Servia
Manoviteh
Janoviteh
Bervin
Semendria
Danube
Belgrade
Montenegro
Italy
Rensor
Ecommanda
Nish
Nagagrevety
Novipazar
Neue Freie Presse
France
Giesl von Glessingen
Balkan
Greece
Bulgaria
Roumania
Russia
Revolutionary Patriot Lovell Chronicle in Windham
James Lovell, a Revolutionary patriot, died in Windham ten years ago. Meir Lovell, born in Hoston in 1737, graduated Harvard at nineteen and delivered an oration on April 2, 1771 before town authorities. His patriotism led to imprisonment after Bunker Hill, later to Halifax with British troops, and exchange for Governor Shene in 1776.
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James Lovell
Windham
Meir Lovell
Hoston
Harvard College
Boston
General Gauge
Bunker Hill
Halifax
Shene
Lowell Wek
Continental Congress
Putloe
Tees
Maxton
Fragmentary wartime diary line on wounded soldiers
A mangled OCR fragment describes chaplain words to wounded men in a hospital setting. The speaker urges resilience as the line hints at fate and suffering, with a lone survivor groaning beneath the stress of battle. The passage captures somber wartime tone and human cost.
Heuristic Quest for the Ideal Woman in Breusnets Text
A fragment describes Helium seeking an ideal woman by combining traits from diverse cultures. It mentions an Amenean fire, French elegance, Egyptian complexity, Aosta halo, Taian eye, and Spanish profile as part of a speculative composite standard.
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Helium
Fragmented Crime Trap Note From Obscure Line
A garbled OCR fragment hints at discussion of a trap method or plan. The legible bits mention a trap and possible success but lack coherent details, names, dates, or locations to identify a concrete event or outcome.
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Callaway County
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Marehaill
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Marshall
Saline County
National
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Berry Road
St Louis County
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War Department
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Weeeral
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Germany
England
Waly
Charles Richet
Auissicien
University of Paris
Cricket
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Sarajevo
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Par Servin Society
Snorodpa Obl Brava
Siniter Organi
Jerwiaty
Spain
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
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Bull
Peter Fatdeehepe
Halle
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