Missouri city boards and police commission proposed
An act to amend sections and create a two member police board for cities with populations over 300,000. The board, including a mayoral appointee, will appoint a president and treasurer, set salaries, require oaths, bonds, and duties, and grant policing powers with removal rules and state law alignment. The measure also covers funding, appointment terms, and procedural safeguards.
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Todd
Hie
Commiaopera
United States
Minsouri
Inchulinae
Ehail
Meihea
Gai
Ieee
Migenur
Peete
Ganesal Revenue Fund
Valerween
Missouri
Euberribe
Fedielal
Gocret
Board of Police
Gan Cllins Tie Board
Orange
Mayer Ul
Sald
Vilee
Bert
Aewen
Hewieed Bistuies
Miesouri
Earch
Rabl Mayer
Imr
Emergency debt and road aid powers in state plan
The draft provisions allow the legislature to approve a loan program up to 50 million dollars to fund emergency relief, public road maintenance, and reduced revenue deficits. It outlines taxes, interest, and a 20 year repayment window. Voters must approve by two thirds after prior notice.
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Gret
Keherdl Assembly
General Assembly Shell
Missouri proposal on special taxes for road improvements
A Missouri joint amendment Proposition 19 seeks authorization to levy and collect special taxes for highway improvements across state and local governments. It details funding via taxes or bonds, directs boards to assess property and authorize levies, and proposes adding a new section 37 to Article X of the state constitution. The measure includes petition thresholds and outlines administrative processes for statewide and local financing of roads.
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Missouri
Mosaourt
Murown
Higbee
Misayurt
Ped oFacho
Ueed
Rudd
Levi
Slater
Tela
Italia
Misteert
State Board of Equals
Misbot RS
Department OF State
Pormetiva
Miewourt
Minsouri
Nimsouri
Minowri
Jeffermen
Battle near Dunkirk as Allies press forward in canal defense
Report from Dunkirk claims German forces driven back along the Channel and near Furnes as Allies employ destroyers to block canal passages. French and Belgian troops make stands around Arras and Ypres sectors. German attacks along the Oise and Veer rivers repelled near St. Quentin and Arras, with heights seized at Helbont–Amentiers.
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Furnes
Channel
London
Paria
Amentiers
Helstan
Ar Mentieris
Tfolgium
Beleim
Ostend
Helos
Artentieres
Givenchy
Arras
Oise
St Ite
London War Report Claims German Defeat at Sea
The Feitiel navy claims four German destroyers sunk off the Sertich coast by a British carrier and destroyers. A British official notes strong actions and revenge for the Hawke incident as German forces are accused of devastating President DP chomtrte's country.
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London
Feitiel Navy
Sertich
Ianeo Tennen
Tondon
Sampeng Sur Metier
Fratioy
Ehalie
DP Chomtrte
London dispatch reports Heent Telegram Co loss
A London dispatch notes the destruction by fire of the Ger mal steamship Ludtmark in the North Sea after capture by warships. The cargo valued at $1,000,000 included tea jute and coconut. Seattle merchants report a separate fire aboard the Blue foubonel Titan on route from Seattle to Great Britain. Austria Hungary announces universal conscription for men aged 18 to 24, while reports from France tally casualties in the Bretech expeditionary forces including Maj Gen Hubert L W Hamilton and ten officers. SS officers wounded.
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London
Tom Alexan
Heent Telegram Company Saver
Germal Esteamet Ludtmark
Landon
France
Hubert LW Hamilton
Rettin Accoming to eters from the field
Fragmentary text describes soldiers in the trenches and movements of troops. Names and places are unclear, but indicates activity around fortifications and movements in combat. The readable portion mentions Rettin and Accoming and refers to a field and troops waiting in trenches.
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Rettin
Jee
Mosteh
Fitert
Eee
Bartariat
Presian
Right Where She Belonged at the Department Store Inquiry
An assistant manager and a male colleague debate hiring a young woman who inquired for a job. They mock her education and literacy, suggesting she lacks reading ability, while the manager ultimately considers hiring her as a saleswoman in the book department.
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Metrapelllin
Tuarely
Dodds Kidney Pilla Aids Gray County Judge Miller
Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas credits Dodds Kidney Pilla with relief from heart trouble symptoms. He is 63, serves his third term as probate judge, and weighs about 200 pounds. He reports dizziness eye puffiness short breath chills back ache and palpitations prior to use. Miller says he has no palpitations since taking the pill for about a year and endorses the product, offering mail for more information and noting 50 cents per box.
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Miller
Dodds Kidney Pilla
Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron, Kan
Judge Miller
Dodda Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Ady
Temperance badge scene in hurried gathering
Mrs. Mhillporta, dressed in a rush, orders Addie to fetch her blue ribbon badge. Addie identifies and pins the blue ribbon with gold lettering on the dress as Mrs Philliette greets guests, while a clipped line suggests the scene centers on a temperance display.
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Addie
Eho
Mra
Philliette
Fragmentary query on a pupil and teacher dialogue
A fragmentary prompt describes a pupil addressing a teacher about a lateral history topic with phrases suggesting ongoing confusion and unexpected reactions. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Pialperl Diguere
Thart
Willitif
Trade advice sparks export controls debate
A Washington Star item notes advice to bring foreign wine into the country and send wine abroad for invoicing and return, prompting discussion on potential retention and regulatory responses.
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Washington Star
Nurse Credits Pinkham Remedy For Health After Change Of Life
Euphemia Ohio woman recounts years of monthly pain and illness until age 47. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing symptoms, enabling return to work as a maternity nurse and self support through sewing and nursing. She recommends the product to others and notes confidential female advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Ohio
Kansas
Lydis E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Evelyn Adelia Stewart
Lydia F. Pinkham
Musical Taste Cultivated In The Russian Army
The article discusses how military funding supports cultural life in Russia, noting government aims to cultivate refined tastes among the masses. It highlights the role of bands and popular music in shaping public culture while arguing the costs burden the state and citizens.
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Russia
Cone
Fresh Honey Sot Carting Wy Thevight Kim Utteringsi
Fragmentary text shows scattered phrases about salt, feds, and utterances. No coherent event or names to confirm a news item. Cannot determine a clear person, place, or action from the readable fragments.
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Kaiser
Allied Lines
Yuer
Ladon
Unkirk France
Dialis
Hess
Itan Hooey
Puokire I
Gor
Bteween Franes
Poincare
Seattle, Wash
Merchants’ Exchange
Port Said
Titan
Seattle
Great Britain
Suea Canal
Austria
Hungary
Venice
Hamiltor
Kaveer Vieits
Temperance Worker
Soley Warth
Woo
Natural History
Ano
Raft
Newefliiderneho
Thevight Kim Fresh
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