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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
4
An official from the Car Nedien Trust company faces an indictment for 500000. The lengthy report mentions political figures and legal actions, including references to Judge Faris and possible implications for elections. The document also discusses immigration and governance measures, including initiative and referendum provisions and municipal recall rules.
The so called old guard is swept away as vice president’s gavel signals change. Senators including Nelson Aldrich Rhode Island and others like Morgan Bulkeley Connecticut Julius Burrows Michigan Thomas Carter Montana Chauncey Depew New York Charles Dick Ohio Frank Flint California Eugene Hale Maine John Kean New Jersey Samuel Piles Washington Nathan Scott West Virginia lose their grip. Aldrich would have backed Lorimer’s retention if in Washington. Another retiring batch is expected next year.
Gov Hadley vetoed the police home rule measure and a bipartisan election bill for St Louis. The editor argues the veto blocks local self government and maintains political control by the governor’s camp, denying voters fair local oversight and party watcher rights at polls.
The St Joseph Observer reprints a fierce broadside against the St Louis Globe-Democrat accusing it of unfair, disreputable attacks on Missouri. The piece denounces the paper as cowardly, calls for condemnation of its methods, and notes Republican support for resolutions condemning the Globe-Democrat.
No. 1368 official financial condition report for the Bank of Zalma Missouri as of March 7 1911 published in Tae Maxate Hil Marble Hill Missouri March 30 1911. The statement lists resources including loans and discounts cash items currency and other assets totaling 41 507 24 with capital stock surplus and profits and deposits subject to check and time certificates. Signed by Vice President B H Bollinger and Cashier Daniel Fish on March 27 1911 before notary James Seasation.
Fragmentary poem reflecting on the average man walking the earth in a valley of praise and sorrow. The speaker contrasts common life with ideal virtue while referencing city names and dates in a cryptic, antiquated voice.
In a chaotic episode during a treason trial, John Sevier escaped custody as four men led by James Crosby rode into Morgantown. Disguised as farmers, they interrupted the court, enabling Sevier to flee on horseback toward Tennesser. Sevier later served as military governor of Tennessee under General Washington.
The readable fragments reference Mrs E Kinder and a household project with new furniture. The garbled OCR prevents a clear portrayal of event, date, or location. No definite outcome or actions can be established from the legible lines.
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