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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
A vivid panorama of baseball crowds shaping outcomes and player fortunes. The piece explores loyal, hostile, and organized fans across Chicago White Sox, Giants, and Polo Grounds venues, detailing how cheering, taunting, and even leadership by “regulars” influence performance, with anecdotes from Mullin, Mallin, and notable games.
Jefferson City news outlines June 23 as the start date for the Craig White Save Act and related Milgour measures. The package expands secretary of state powers over corporate filings, authorizes fee and bond regulation, and places new oversight on banks and newly chartered firms while pledging referendum potential on several laws. It also notes a wide array of public notices from insurance to probate courts, plus personnel appointments and budget figures for state agencies.
The Standard will remain Jeoffson Citr Special Corps cloner John Motheetherr dies at Jefferson City. A report to the Standard QC will be filed with the court next Tuesday. JM Aljetiy clerk witnesses testify. The supreme Court appoint Montgomery to take testimony on the Bahaydie of the Standard Company of Indiana since the court decision four years ago. If the testimony shows the company to Obewire wartime laws may allow continued business in Missouri under parole. Montgomery makes no recommendations, but will present testimony to the court. In Jefferson City, the belief is the Standard will be permitted to remain in Missouri. Warrensburg reports 1,078 teachers enrolled at the Norval Summer Echo at closure of registration, up more than 200 from last year. Monett petitions circulate for a city commission form of government. copies will be presented to Mayor Patterson at the next city council meeting.
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