Court Rules Bar Gordon Return Hearing Set For November
Court rules bar Gordon from returning to mandamus action to recover 514000 withheld from the school fund. Hearing set before the supreme court on Monday, the first day of November, as state education head Howard A. Gas charges he will raise funds to meet required apportionment. Narrative discusses Missouri’s male population, employment by sector, and ongoing mining and manufacturing activity.
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Missouri Aupreme Court
Genden
Mandamas
Howard A Gase
Gerton
Moe
Mantamus Atuinet
Bane
Missouri
State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jatin T Pitspatrick
Mieewurts
Jaborere Moet
Florida
Wiesouri
Rither
Raflamen
Wonichoppers Pichermen
Oyetermen
Mieswurt
Fead
Jom
Void Cole county bond election ruling and governor’s denial
An Attorney Wo8 Pope opinion voids the Cole county four percent road bond loan proceeding as illegal due to unqualified voters and a flawed petition process. The county court must reschedule the October 19 election to reconsider the proposal amid fears of attack on bonds if voted. Gov Majoriss denies any United States Senate candidacy, stating papers misquote him and that he will announce later, possibly next year.
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Cole County
Pope
Pope Bed
Major
United States
United States Senate
Deep Financial Disturbance Noted At State Office
On October 1 a large deficit appeared in the general fund of the plate treasorree's office with payroll for the month at 160000 while a Delnce of approximately 156900 existed. Crethy in state employ rushed the paymaster's office when the situation was found. Hundreds of road overseers attended the state fair to gauge progress with modern machinery. Several Missouri railroads seek permission to withdraw pension bonds from sale citing lack of demand.
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Genera
Plate Treacoree
Crethy
Missouri
State Public Service Commission
Barker Refuses to Represent Gordon in Audit Fight
Attorney General Barker announced he would not represent State Auditor Gordon in the dispute with State Superintendent of Public Schools over the August apportionment of state school funds totaling 514,900. The funds, taken from beer tax and grain inspection fees, are claimed to belong to the schools. Barker cites a prior opinion recall and says the money should be allocated to schools. Auditor Gordon has not received formal notice and may hire counsel. the Supreme Court session begins October 2, with Superintendent Gase already retained counsel.
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Barker
Gordon
Inez
Supreme Court
Gorton
Attogney General
Flim
Tti
Gase
Missouri Beer Consumption Falls Sharply in 1914
Missouri per capita beer consumption for the year ending September 30, 1914 declined by over three gallons, causing an estimated revenue loss of 67000 dollars. Total beer inspection collections reached 441152 dollars, amid unusually cold summer and rising temperance trends.
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Missouri
Byer Moenby
Ruthan
Attorney General probes Oberman contract at state factories
Attorney General John T Harker says he will seek termination of the Oberman contract at the state penitentiary factory system. He claims no authorizing agreement exists with the prison board and notes discrepancies between private factory terms and state production costs.
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John T Harker
Cho Keef
Board of Prison
Oberman
Harter
Tate
Nerman
Chile
Champ Clark Named Greatest Missourian by Governor
Announcement from Major Charles Moore in San Francisco, relayed to Speaker Champ Clark of the Missouri House at St Joseph, confirms the governor will select the greatest living Missourian. Clark and the governor have long been close friends and former law partners in Mine County, sharing a lifelong legal bond.
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Champ Clark
Rowse of Representatives
du Fillet
Charles Moore
Panama
Pacfic
Eapoution
Moore
San Fran
Clark
St Joseph
Mine County
Major
Uelr
Admiralty Suit Opens in Capital Court After 20 Years
In Jefferson City the first admiralty proceeding in two decades began as crew members from a ship named Pixie sought unpaid wages totaling 613 dollars. A. G Thorn identified as captain of the Missouri professional men. The piece notes Missouri’s 38,4039 professionals, with doctors leading, followed by teachers, lawyers, and preachers.
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Capital
United States District Court
Jefferson City
A. G Thorn
Missouri
Special Session Probable in State Budget Fight
Governor Major warned in a public speech at the Mate floor that he may call an extra session of the legislature to restore the school fund amid opposition. The term of the supreme court failed to uphold Superintendent Gasa.
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Major
Mate Flr
Goto
Labor Incorses Landmark at State Labor meeting
The State Federation of Labor gathered at Moberly last week and endorsed a land band law. The motion states that union men across the state will support the measure and report to the terror inquiry.
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Moberiy
Noted pastor in trouble linked to financial discussions
A garbled report names a pastor and associates involved in financial dispute talks. The text cites alleged admission of misconduct tied to life ambitions for wealth, mentioning several names and a Boston area context.
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Sux Crasor
Alenry Ward Beecher
Fyman Abbott
Hiatarie Poy Trouth
Brooklin
Hector Hilite
Sean Fm
Mie
Palit
The More the Merrier in Town Gossip
Scattered chatter centers on a local resident nickname Mr Graspit and rumors about mortgage schemes. Townsfolk debate portraits described as striking and discuss marital roles with sharp exchanges. The fragment hints at social scorn and rivalries amid a wave of gossip.
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Graspit
Two Russian barons arrive in New York for grand American tour
Jacques and Richard de Stacks bere, barons of Raswa, were photographed in New York on arrival for a grand tour of America. The scene shows the two Russians posed with formal attire and entourage, signaling a notable crossover of aristocracy and travel during the era.
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Figrors
Jacques and
Richard de Stacks Bere
Baron
Haron
Pia de Stoekesbere
Raswa
New York
Gread
Americ
Unclear OCR Memorandum on Births Marriages Deaths
Fragmentary OCR text discusses recordkeeping gaps in birthmarriagedeath registries. Mentions clerks and the influence of dating practices on tax collection and civil records. Lacks coherent dates or identifiable individuals.
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Port Wareters
Craigwell
Henry VIII
Sera
Willem
Wouldn't Part With Them A Converted Gamblin Man Fight
In a Kansas City Star piece a Deacon plans a fiery revival meeting ridicule and conversion. Goat Simmons, recently converted, resists burning his gambling gear while others shout praise and claim conversion amid heated exchange.
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Bradder Simmons
Whang
Goat Simmons
Brudder
Jan Su
Kansas City Star
Easy Money and the Car Parts Scheme
In a New York Sun report, Mr Binks brags about dismantling his motor car weekly to keep extra parts. He jokes that repeating the process yields enough pieces to build several new cars, promising to “clean up about 300 per cent” of each purchase.
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Mr Binks
New York Sun
Binks
Fx Ft
Fragmentary OCR note on cabaret show pricing
Incomplete text describes a waiter overcharging and references a cabaret show. Several garbled phrases mention eighti cents and an expensive show, with unclear dialogue about payments and a household or group name. The fragment lacks coherent facts to identify people, places, or events.
Fragmented dialogue about a boy and molar possession
The text depicts a boy challenged by a figure named Weald who offers a molar as a prize. The boy asks what to do with it while the offer is refused, leaving the outcome unclear and fragments of speech indicating a humorous or odd exchange about chewing behavior.
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London
Grove's Tonic as a General Tonic Claim
An advertisement extols Grove's Tasteless Cholera and Fever Tonic as a superior general tonic with gingival properties and ingredients like quinine and iron. It asserts boosting immunity, aiding digestion, and rebuilding the system, targeting broad health benefits for malaria and fatigue.
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Grove
Grwe
Quote on Teielpal reputation fuels judge’s remark
A judge comments on Teielpal's reputation in a case, noting it may require spending fifty thousand a year. The remark signals the court's stance on ongoing costs and responsibilities. The exchange reflects tensions over financial expectations and credibility in the proceeding.
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Weill
Scalp dangers tied to alkaline soaps and hair dressing
A garbled note warns that strongly alkaline soaps and La Creole Hair Dressing can burn the scalp and darken hair. It cites a price of 100 dollars and mentions bananas, a Washington Db reference, and women carrying canes or hats. the text contains many unclear fragments and names.
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Washington
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