Senate Passes Bone Dry Bill With Amendments
After an all day session in Jefferson City the senate approved the bone dry substitute for the house bill by a wide vote and sent it back for action. The bill sets January 15 as the effective date and contains amendments removing or altering several provisions with the attorney general and county prosecutors given new abatement powers. Governor Gardner urged budget cuts and warned lawmakers to avoid adding salary expenditures as he called for a possible special session to address revenue needs.
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Jefferson City
Senate
House
Benatar Casey
Mechoush
United States
Ganiier
Gardnef
Progan
Bears
Parris
St Louie
State Tax Commission
Mandimus
Estate Board of Equilization
Gardner Defends Hawes Act Amid Road Labor Debate
Governor Gardner released a special message replying to critics from the Auto Mobile Club newspapers and the Chamber of Commerce of Saint Louis. He cites Attorney General Frank W McAllister stating convict labor may be used for road work and that the act does not relax provisions for federal aid. Gardner posed four questions addressing convict labor use, county equipment, road types, and federal aid under the Hawes act. He defended the law against charges from Saint Louis critics.
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Ganiner
Morgan McCulloweh
Automobile Club
Chamber of Commerce of
S' Louis
Frank W McAllister
Gardner
MeAl Gater
S\ Louis
Stronely
Gardner Signs Medal and Judge Salary Bills in Missouri
Governor Gardner signed measures to fund medals for Missouri soldiers, establish an employment commission with the adjutant general and state labor commissioner, and reorganize the Missouri National Guard after federal muster out. He also approved a salary raise for 32 circuit judges excepting several listed, with most gaining 1500 annually. A revision bill repeals laws on the dramedopa and its regulation, delaying operative effect until national prohibition is established, amid mixed Senate reactions.
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Gardner
Missouri
Adjutant General
Missouri National Guard
St Laws
Kansas City
Pochanan
Jesper
Green
St. Louis County
Mayes
Pemiscot
New Malady Epidemic Stupor Spreads in Army Camps
Washington reports a newly named epidemic called lethargic encephalitia or sleeping sickness, traced to Africa and England outbreaks. The illness features fever, lethargy, eye fatigue, and weakness, with no specific cure. treatment focuses on rest, fluids, hygiene, and symptom relief while anticipating months of recovery.
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Washington
Bern
Austria
Kraan
Bert
Teepore
Ohepd
Teres
Gotgmitler
Pegtend
Clintes
Patty
Martes Coees
England
Ted
English to World Language Project In Language Proposal
A historical artifact discusses proposals for making English a global lingua franca, contrasting German and other languages. It mentions international conferences and official communications urging a universal tongue to ease diplomacy and trade while noting national concerns and varied opinions.
Typhus Suffering Report From Polish Front
Washington dispatches describe eastern and southeastern Poland under typhus siege as American Red Cross volunteers report eight days of inspection, covering 100 miles in 20 towns and numerous villages. They found widespread disease, extreme hunger, and improvised bread from potato peels and bark.
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Washington
Poland
Warsaw
Red Croa
Red Crow
Pocketbook and knife returned to Marinette official
In Marinette Wisconsin deputy register of deeds Mise Adeline Pratt found a pocketbook with several dollars and a knife missing. Seventeen years ago she lent it after a hand concert and recently received the packet containing the knife and money again at the post office. Efforts to recover the missing items at the time failed and the current return remains unexplained.
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Marinette
Wis
Mise Adeline Pratt
Register of Deeds
How Laundering Affects Cloth in Harsh Soaps and Water
A fragmented report notes washing effects on textiles with hard soaps and waters. It claims new ancot textiles stretch more under hard water and suffer injurious effects with soft water, while sodium and other chemicals alter whiteness, luster, and color perception. The text also mentions cultivation in foothills near Granada and a worm with a fifty day life cycle.
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Ancot
Storrs Nevada
Granada
Seville’s Golden Era Aimed For Global Trade Routes
Four centuries ago Seville stood as the world’s famed city for spices and goods, exporting to distant markets. The era marked Spain as a leading Western power in global trade and cultural exchange.
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Seville
Spain
Washington war risk bureau signs checks in bulk
The war risk bureau announces it will issue checks for allotments allowances insurance and compression in the same month they are due. In March six checks were mailed totaling 30 144 500. Since the bureau’s establishment almost all funds have been paid out. A mechanical signing device now signs about one hundred checks per hour to handle the high volume.
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Washington
Aselet
Boread
Hoctaliet Sanitarium on Site Over Dinner Demand
In New York seven Hoctaliet sanitarium members at Liberty led by the chicken coop keeper demanded herring for dinner. Saveage was on the tiwan Ko they reportedly did not eat.
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New York
Hoctaliet Sanitarium
Liberty
Unclear promotional note from magazine ad fragment
Fragmentary text hints at a magazine advertisement praising a husband and a fan in Kanme City. Readable parts suggest a casual remark about rarely meeting someone and a reference to a fan or admirer. No clear event or names emerge.
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Hustand
Kanme City
Dairy Profits Surge Amid Western Farm Prosperity
Alberta data from 1814 shows butter and cheese production rising despite high costs. The report highlights dairy fat content and creamery yields, noting improved farm incomes from cattle and dairy operations, with growing herd efficiency and price effects on farmers across regions.
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Alberta
Valente
Iri
Corporations Questioned in Odd Speaker Note
A fragmentary quote from The Spiker in Prenee raises a quirky issue about why a last preva tamu oof feld would be called a corporation that hacked the supply ergrent. The speaker suggests they have carried the same and asserts they are absolutely solemn.
Move to Clear Sweet Gkin With Cureall Ointment
The text prescribes using Cure-all Ointment for pimples redness roughness or licking with baths of hot water and Cureall Soap. It advises drying gently and dusting with a talcum powder for a pleasant fragrance. Also includes a proverb about men and effort, mentioning debt and danger.
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Internetiens
Leering
Bownees
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Magtad
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