Code Commission Sets Charges on Appellate Court Rules
Missouri lawmakers introduce 150 bills to simplify court procedure. Key measure by Ko J White and judges seeks to limit appellate court power to regulate rules, aligning state practice with federal Supreme Court. Moves to curb dissenting opinions printing to ease reporting burden.
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Missouri
Cole Rermieston
Searon
General Assembly
Ty Ko J White
Hugo Grimm
Albert D Norton
United States
Supreme Court
Major announces two legislative committees for Blenglal settlement
The announcement outlines a formation of two committees: one to handle Blenglal settlement with the state treasurer and auditor and address education and penal issues. the other to advise state officers on legislative actions. Members include Democrats Ben Blor Carter M Putford, Thomas A Dunn, Frank M Harr, and others. Official notes list chairmanship and the Senate counterpart, with details on the proposed personnel.
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Got Major
Jefferson City
Ben Blor Carter M Putford
Reynolds County
Thomas A. Dunn
Cole County
Frank M Harr
Rapudlesn
Olk County
AH Zollinger
Tanketing
Anderson Rg
Maryvile
Nodaway County
Highard Ro Correll
Kan Ph County
Bommerville
Pre Preserve
Merrvr
J A Campbell
Secretars
Senate
Black Walnut Use in Missouri Capitol in Doubt
Missouri faces a wood shortage as Black Walnut, prized for interior finishes, may be excluded from the new state capitol unless the capitol commission acts quickly. Contractor Jet. K. F Gi) notes walnut’s sentimental value and superior finish but says current specs favor oak and mahogany from outside Missouri. He warns Missouri walnut is dwindling as Germany and eastern cities buy the local supply.
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Missouri
State Capitol
Capitol Commission
Capitol
K. F Gi
Gill
New York
Cleveland
Otter
Mort Porte
Thie
Germany
Jasta
Railroad inspection report on Missouri line and bridges
Frank A. Wightman reports on the Cheage and Aloo railway in Missouri, detailing 201.54 miles of main line through Au drain, Hoon, Randolph, Howard, Ba line, Lafayette and Jackson counties, plus a 39-stolon branch between Mexico and Jefferson City. Bridges are sound, ballast too high, embankments narrow, crossovers good, and overall track surface in good condition with renewal work well advanced. The line’s overall condition is strong though several ballast and width issues are noted and suggested to be corrected. Continuous renewals have reached about 49 percent, with highway crossings generally satisfactory.
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Frank A. Wightman
Public Service Commission
Cheage & Aloo
Missouri
Audrain
Hoon
Randolph
Howard
Baline
Lafayette
Jackson
Stollon
Mexico
Jefferson City
American Railway
Fnetocoring Association
Met
Tragic farm family murder suicide near Jamentown
A farmer Florence Hormann shot dead his wife and infant daughter John before shooting himself in a suspected domestic tragedy near Jamentown. Coroner’s jury ruled family trouble as cause. two stepsons found the bodies after the incident occurred Thursday night. The couple had three years of marriage and two sons aged 15 and 19.
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Florence Hormann
John Hormann
Hofmann
Risit
Hoemann
Corenera Jury
Agricultural production estimates and capitol work in Missouri
The Missouri agricultural department in Washington estimates crop outputs for Missouri this year, noting corn at 1 660 thousand bushels, wheat 43 329 bushels, oats 15 726 bushels, potatoes 1 920 bushels, sweet potatoes 804 bushels, hay 1 848 tons, apples 11 000 bushels, clover seed 55 percent of fall crop, and grapes and pears with high percentages. The first stone car load for the exterior wall of the new capitol arrived from Jasper county, and the capitol commission visited Carthage and Cassville to inspect quarries. The Missouri State conference of charity and corrections meets in Springfield with many prominent workers present. Uncle Sam’s Missouri tax intake shows 657 058 from income tax and 1 490 968 from corporate tax. Judge W W Graves prepares to ship prize poultry to shows in St Louis and Buffalo.
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Jasper County
Capitol Commission
Carthage
Cassville
Western Canada’s Strong Position in Open Prairie Lands
Western Canada holds a stronger position with diverse climate, dry farming successes, and growing homesteads as settlers from many states arrive. Rail access will expand into park country, offering 90 acres plus adjoining 140 acres per buyer at $25 to $20 per acre, with opportunities for farming, cattle, and grain, urging visits to assess districts.
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Canada
Droustt
Western
Houghtetricken
Canola
Western Canada
Park
Reward Offered for Jake Silverman Missing Since September
A $500 reward is offered for information leading to the whereabouts of Jake Silverman who has been missing since Saturday September qth. He was last seen at Unwoo Station in Midway St Louis Mo. Described as two feet tall, medium build, grayish blue eyes, heavy brown hair, scars from previous operation, two gold crowns. For information contact Minnie Silverman at a20y Market Street, St Louis Mo.
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Jake Silverman
Hoime
Unwoo Station
Midway
St Lows
Jay
Minnie Silverman
Market Street
St Louw
Bia
Thoughtful of Her and Elephants at the Market
A six year old girl buys five cents worth of animal crackers and asks if there are elephants among them. The clerk replies by joking that many elephants are included, prompting the child to ask for them to be removed because her little brother fears elephants.
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W. L. Douglas
Groeekion
eTocery
Aud
Dutree
Dodds Kidney Pills Helped Mr J M Sinclair After Years of Pain
Mr J M Sinclair of Olivebit Tennessee describes four years of back and bladder trouble plus heart and diabetes concerns. After failing with doctor prescribed medicine he finds relief using Dodds Kidney Pills and endorses their effectiveness.
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J. M. Sinclair
Olivebit, Tenn
Ana Betes
Dodds
Liamond
Buffalo
Door closure method for noise relief in severe illness
A fragment advises patients with severe illness to place a corner of a handkerchief around a door knob on one side and the opposite corner around the knob on the other side. The door then closes tightly by the folds of the handkerchief to dampen noise.
Why They Cheered and the Soldiers Ride
A recruit asks who cheers as soldiers march to the train. A veteran explains that the cheering crowd consists of people with no gold. The exchange ends with a proverb about coveting others' feet for kicking.
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Vetran
Daughter declines church due to engagement with favorite him
A Sunday morning exchange has a father urging his daughter to attend church for an evening sermon titled An Hour of Favorite Hemne. The daughter replies she would enjoy going but must keep an engagement to spend several hours with her favorite him tonight.
Castoria Ad Emphasis for Infants and Children Safety
An old notice urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for infants and children ensuring a trusted remedy in use for over 30 years. The advertising copy highlights safety and efficacy while noting children prefer Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
War memoir quote sparks playful lesson on battles
Col Sigismund L. Goodwin told a Lincoln dinner a joke about a boy asking what a drawn battle is. The father explains a drawn battle is where the enemy wing stops short and the outcome remains undecided, tying in news from Hermin London Paris and Petrograd.
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Hermin
Londo
Paris
Petrograd
Wille
Papa
Little Willie
Evening Bulletin
Dancing party encounter ends with mistaken husband claim
Two young men chat at a dancing party when a pretty woman passes and greets Smith. Jones asks to meet her and Smith reveals she is a relative. Jones shows enthusiasm and shares a couple of dances. She corrects him that she must go with her husband, leading to confusion about his introduction.
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Mr Smith
Mr Jones
Smith
Jones
Fragmented Old Louisville Ad Sketch in Courier Journal
A damaged excerpt from the Louisville Courier Journal shows garbled text about garden implements and a threat to pawn them, resembling an old advertisement or classifieds snippet with unclear context. The readable words hint at tools like a shovel and hoe and a scattered quotation mark left in the OCR.
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Louisville Courer Journal
At the Ball a Fragment From Last Night's Social Scene
A garbled note recalls last night’s ball with a hint of romance as a man nudges a woman about her singing voice while a violinist improvises. The fragment hints at flirtation and social intrigue amid music and dance.
Drove Back British Raiders At Deep Creek Encounter
One hundred years ago raiding parties landed at Deep Creek near Annapolis intending to attack Yankee positions. Cavalry and infantry pursued, driving the invaders back to their boats with losses and wounds. Captain Turd from the cavalry was seriously wounded but survived.
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Chesapeake Bay
Deep Creek
Annapolis
City Editor Teaches Beginners to Avoid Twists
A playful exchange shows the city editor scolding a novice reporter named Reeme Vers for errors. The junior asks which side of the paper to write, and a judge-like figure confirms the instruction to stay on one side.
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Thas
Willing to Take a Chance on a Curious Kiss
An odd fragment notes a person willing to attempt a kiss, but fearing to upset a bowl. The text also mentions someone who can swim, with a garbled reference to “erbert” as part of the jumbled OCR.
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Erbert
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