Libel measure passes in Jefferson City reforming suit venues
Jefferson City lawmakers approve a humphrey bill substituting libel suit venues to the county where defendant is located or plaintiff resides with an amended reading. The final passage follows debate on abuses and equal footing for newspapers, with roll call showing substantial support beyond constitutional needs.
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Humphrey Senate
Johnson
Vernon
Toloyd
Bill for Good Roads Fairs Faces State Hurdles
Bill by Jefferson City proponents seeks $540,000 for county fair road projects. Opposition from the appropriation committee blocks passage as debates continue. Chairman Thor d of the appropriations committee notes risks while supporters pledge to press for revised terms and potential small grants to sustain fairs.
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Tax League Debates Equalization Bill in State Assembly
The Tax League pushes a bill to require counties to assess real property at actual value with a 0 percent rate in some counties, aiming to compel assessors to duty. Gov Hadley doubts the plan but prefers it to the present system. Introduced by Kies, the measure was shaped by Democratic members of the State Board of Equalization, making it not a party measure.
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Jiftereon
Reyal Tax League
Hadley
Kies
State Board of Equalization
Extends Appeal Court Power in Missouri Senate Debate
In Jefferson City a drawn out senate debate on the Cross house bill sought to raise the jurisdiction of the court of appeals. The bill passed the senate fixing jurisdiction at 7500 dollars while the house bill set it at 10000 dollars. Present jurisdiction stood at 4600 dollars with a senate judiciary committee recommending 7500 dollars and strong expectation the house will concur.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis Court of Appeals
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Court of Appeals
Howee
Senate Committee On Judiciary
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Senate Repeals Old Laws In Major Revision Bill
Jefferson City report shows the senate approving a large batch of revision bills aimed at repealing old statutes deemed invalid by the courts. Among them two bills of notable concern seek to amend city liability for damages caused by rioters and place all cities into a single category despite opposition to the measure.
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John Galen
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Bof Walker
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Kershner Named Oil Inspector in Jefferson City
Kershner is appointed oil inspector by Gov Hadley in Jefferson City. The two year term begins May 1, 1909, replacing the Poplar Bluff post and expanding state oversight of coal oil.
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Jefferson City
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Hadley
Poplar Blut
License Bill Slowed By Senate Revisions
Senate stalls on a proposed license tax on manufacturers and wholesale druggists and clubs. The measure, once introduced by Senator Dowell of Lewis, spent Friday in debate and was sent back to engrossment with an amendment removing druggists and clubs.
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Dowell
Lewis
Senate Leader Flags GOP Waste and Financial Strain
The article portrays Senate Leader condemning Republican excess amid national economic low mood. It cites Aldrich criticizing party leadership and fiscal policy as harming the public, with calls for restraint and responsibility during a time of wage woes and treasury strain.
Speech on tariff reform by Republican majority leader
A dense, misreadable defense of tariff policy by Mr Abirtich for the Republican finance wing. The speech attacks Roosevelt era oversight failures, criticizes administration supervision of applications and public spending, and argues for stricter adherence to proposed finance measures amid partisan debate.
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Aldrich Plans Cheaper Transportation Measures
The fragment discusses Mr Aldrich supporting cheaper transport through protective measures, praising the steel industry and railing at opponents. It mentions past rallies, tariff contenders, and a hypothetical price of 850 a ten. The tone suggests political maneuvering and a focus on industry protection.
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Charnegte
Wael
Aldrich
Jis N Vinton
Dingley Tates
Ist
Rowis
Aldrich Wuld
Antrich Schwduler
Absolutely Without Excuse on Tariff Duties Debate
The article argues that tariffs are unwarranted if they merely shelter established American industries. It cites stockings and gloves as examples where higher duties find no excuse, noting both sectors thrive under the lower duties of the Dingley tariff.
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Tariff conflict tests Old Guard against Taft pledge
The article discusses tariff revision pressures facing the Old Guard and the Taft administration. It notes petitions and political maneuvering amid fears of a party break and potential voter backlash. Supporters seek change to reduce production costs at home and abroad while critics warn of economic disruption and broken promises.
Laws Framed for Monopolists Tariff Manipulators Exposed
The passage argues that tariff laws are framed to benefit monopolists and wealth parasites, forcing consumers to pay not only fair value but an artificial excess. It claims eastern holders of trust stocks and bonds absorb this excess, elevating prices across commodities.
Oxen Trained to Drive Like Other Animals
A Vermont writer praises patient, humane training for oxen, arguing drivers must teach commands, avoid abuse, and cultivate quick, coordinated work. Emphasizes early education, calm handling, and proper care to ensure ox teams plow and haul efficiently without harsh methods.
Toading as Gardener's Helper in Field Trials
An old column describes experimental gardening notes including toads as allies against pests, and the wise use of insects in the May to July season. It details counts of pests and beneficials, feeding regimens for poultry tied to farming practices, and notes on ground beetles, worms, and other garden fauna.
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