Italy grants universal manhood suffrage in landmark vote
In Milan and across Italy the first test of universal manhood suffrage unfolds as voters, including millions previously disenfranchised, cast ballots for 508 deputies. Giolitti’s coalition seeks broad reform while clericals and socialists balance future policy, with Sunday balloting and a two-round system shaping the outcome and the nation’s political trajectory.
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Stonework disputes and orchard heating notes reach capital
Jefferson City reports on a quarried Ste Genevieve limestone for the new statehouse with contractor Gill and legal counsel weighing substitution risks and quarry development progress. Separate items discuss U S Department of Agriculture orchard heating to protect fruit crops, heater placement, and temperature guidelines amid late frosts.
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Missouri Legislature Considers Reform Measures
Jefferson City reports indicate lawmakers drafted a broad set of bills for the upcoming assembly. The governor backs many proposals including workers compensation and an overhaul of civil code, with focus on reforms in insurance, state employment, and a reformatory for first offenders.
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Jefferson News Highlights and Personal Tributes
A Jefferson County item notes the death of Henry Dorman aged 110 at his home, with 115 years listed in documents in his daughter's possession. It records he was born January 10, 1709 in New York, never drank, smoked and chewed tobacco all his life, and fathered 10 children, most deceased. Also mentions Attorney General Parker and an expedited rail rate appeal in the U S Supreme Court. Missouri January 1914 births and deaths totals are given, with counts by gender and race. Ferguson and Jefferson City reports include Missouri assessors meeting in Jefferson City and county president Sapp presiding.
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Jefferson Civ Deputy Warden John J Leslie Nets Convictions
Deputy Game and Fish Warden John J Leslie of the Highth district secured multiple convictions under the fur bearing animal law. He has been actively pursuing violators, and recent prosecutions reflect sustained enforcement efforts by the department.
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Colaurtta Rogers Wife of Farmer Injured in Explosion
Mrs Colaurtta Rogers, wife of a farmer, was seriously burned in a counseling explosion near her home. She was found lying on the ground and alive but unable to provide details of the accident.
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Sheriff Fined for Not Serving Warrants in Clay County
Sheriff Dickmann of Louis was fined 40 dollars by Judge Divilbise in the circuit court for failing to serve warrants on the Wabash railroad. The case involved charges linked to a rising liquor issue in Clay County.
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Harvard President to Speak at Columbia Commencement
Columbia announces Harvard University president Lawrence Lowell will deliver the commencement address at the University of Columbia this year on Thursday June 4.
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Ozark Bankers Association Adopts 1914 Resolutions
Springfield hosts Ozark Bankers' association annual meeting where 1914 resolutions cover agriculture horticulture marketing dairy and livestock. Exhibition planned for demonstration farms. autumn committee meeting to plan Springfield events. Missouri farmers exchange highlights direct buying saving up to 30 dollars per doggle deal.
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Dog Leaps in Auto and Bites Man near Nevada
An automobile party from Fort Scott traveling near Nevada faced a vicious dog that charged from a skirmish shelter. The dog leaped toward a moving car and bit a man, causing hand lacerations. The injured man refused to reveal his identity to locals.
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Local Officials Face Charges in Kirksville Court
Police Judge and editor appear before Justice Carothers to answer a charge connected to an editorial comment about a city plans contest. Other proceedings reference Library service extensions, tax proceedings, and preliminary trials involving several named individuals and local farmers.
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Chillhoethe youths seek prizes for beds and yards
The Chillhoethe youths compete for best flower bed and best kept yard. The Memestic Scenre club offers prizes: one dollar for best mixed bed of flowers, thirty cents for the second best, fifty cents for best single variety beds, and one dollar for general yard arrangement.
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Kansas Cry -ienn Pumphrey drowning at home tub
Kansas town reports the drowning of 24 yearold Kansan Iy enpumphrey son of Prank Poumphirey at a home bathtub. The child allegedly turned on water to play with spray and was found later. Huntsville prepares for a high school commencement with Hunterville writer Thomas Brooks Fletch delivering the address.
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Installing Sefana Herr A Roser as Pastor at Trinity Church
Sefana Herr A Roser was installed as pastor of Trinity English Lutheran church in Sedalia with Rev .r Yeager, president of the general synod of the Lutheran Church of the United States, officiating.
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