Painter Defends Bond Remission Amid Political Rift
In Jefferson City on May, Lt. Gov. Painter defended Governor Major’s bond remission practice, citing recent forfeit remissions including $1,600 in the Lacker case with Weisman as surety. He denied knowledge of Mr Crow’s ruling and noted authority to remit forfeitures in similar instances, while touching on holdover pay disputes and the broader state fiscal matters.
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Turning Point Echoes on May Thirtieth 1861 1865
The narrative links May 30 across Civil War years from 1861 siege beginnings at Vicksburg through Antietam Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, noting Grant Meade Lee and Lincoln era shifts. It contrasts northern discouragement with southern enthusiasm, ending with Johnson's 1865 amnesty oath as reunification begins.
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Gardner Land Bank Law rally to back ratification appeal
The notice describes a June gathering of farmers bankers lawyers and statesmen in Missouri to promote ratification of the Gardner Land Bank Law at the next general election. Missouri Drummers Association endorsed the measure during its tenth annual meeting and called for voters to support it in the November 1914 constitutional amendment. FD Gardner of St Louis, author of the measure, will issue a statewide conference call inviting all interested to attend, in Jefferson City or elsewhere.
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Missouri Educators Meet in Jefferson City
Prominent men and women in Missouri education gather for the seventh annual convention of County Superintendents of Public Schools in Jefferson City. The report notes political clashes, parole activity by Lieut Gov Painter, and Missouri lead production rising by 42.0 tons in 1914 per the Unit of Study survey.
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Water meter dispute hits church property billing
Reverend Cornelius O Leary files a complaint with the public service commission claiming a water meter installed on church property raised the quarterly bill from 12 to 48 dollars. The case centers on alleged meter misreads and improper installation.
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Cornelius FO O'Leary
Governor Major Drops Chautauqua Plans This Summer
The report states Governor Major will not push Chautauqua events this summer after an offered contract but a decisive decision is not made. The Missouri ouster suit against large packing firms moves to the US Supreme Court via writ of error. Remarks say Gov Major won t discuss parole grants bonds remittance cases and the amended Wabash and United Hallways grade crossing petition now includes St Louis County as a party to the proceedings.
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