Pin Drops Light on Post Office Robbery Case
Ex secret service operative recounts a village post office safe theft in a Green Mountains town. A clerk Mason and Miss Lundy are implicated as lovers entwined in the crime and a dancing teacher is later unmasked as the real thief, aided by a flower pin as the critical clue.
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Secret Service
Mckeon
Feld
Green Mountainen
Heston
Washington
Misa Landy
Mason
Gwyramps
Miss Lundy
Cupper
Maron
Ollock
O& Jang
Nemon
Rekhie
Ionell
Misa Lundy
Magan
Ioan
Honor Bright
Mineon
Hin Ao
Democrats 10 Block Hadley Postpone Appointments
The caucus decision blocks all Hadley appointments with Democrats holding up actions.
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Hadley
Skinner Affair and Missouri Senate Deadlock in 1934
In Jefferson City, the House Committee of the Whole failed to confirm Skinner of St. Louis as Election Commissioner after heavy debate and party opposition. The vote followed intense bargaining over appointments, with references to rival candidates and legislative maneuvering. Also described are Missouri bills on divorce grounds, immigration promotion, and private corporate tax reforms, all reflecting party strategy and state governance tensions.
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Jefferson City
Gav Hadley
Democrata
St Lavale
Henry Kormjihn,Jr
Atorguy
Carliele
Tarndig
Ciade Howe
Republi
Missouri
Jolneon
Vernon County
New York
Lve
Draadie
Etante
Anetler Bank Guaranty
Carter
Miller
Simburbike
Jefferson City Bid By Kinney For Tuberculosis Bill Fails
Jefferson City report notes Kinney Senate bill for a $10,000 state tuberculosis commission appropriation doomed by rules against such spending. Muir bill passed engrossed, authorizing a state bond for state institutions. Governor Kalley proclaimed Arbor Day for April 9 urging schools to plant trees on grounds.
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Jefferson City
Semater Kinney
New Constitution Endorsed In JeTernon City Debate
The Werke committee reported unanimously on amendments to the proposed new state constitution. The movement for a statewide prohibition amendment has grown rapidly during the past weeks, seen by supporters as the likely path forward despite indecision.
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JeTernon
Werke
Fragmented 19th century senate notes and school policy debate
A garbled transcription reports a Senate task on public schooling and religious instruction, noting opposition to requiring Bible readings in paid schools. It mentions insurance bills, corporate exchange topics, and financial details including salaries for officials and a lamp authority. The text references St Louis, Kansas City, and figures like Case.
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Lefoen
Senmiter
Kansas City
Senate
St Louie
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