Missouri Constitution Amendment Referendum and Convention Question
Missouri Secretary of State certifies the Fiftieth General Assembly’s proposed constitutional amendments and the referendum petitions. The document outlines submission to voters on a future general election and details convention procedures, delegate selection, and approval timelines for constitutional changes.
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Met
General Assembly
Eleviwe
al & Mt
Hon
Wf & M
Halsege
Diferent Courion
Ghamelon
Joe
Mecken
Thal
Ember
Neve
Alere
Shan
Tattar
Tudio
United States
Mipcourt
Amemah
Camden Thin
Tirana
Suena
Axselania
Dora
Italia
Ite
Ita
Eich
Sereie
Atugiat
Delo
John L. Sullivan
State of
Missouri
State of Missouri
Camp-friend romance tightens as Court loses stance
In a remote lake camp, Court estranges Sally Dalton and Miriam Willis after a love triangle forms with Jack Meaton and Tom. Tom and Jack maneuver to keep Court’s feelings hidden while Sally and Miriam learn of Court’s old attachment, reshaping camp dynamics and loyalties.
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Jack Meaton
Tom
Jack
Hoy
Tam
Judi
Liam Willis
Efrel
Court
Cosalls
Cowet
Love
Jock
Sally Dalton
Miriam Willis
Miriam
Fle
Miss Willis
Brains and Tricks of Clever Rats in Ship Stories
A nostalgic study describes rats with high intelligence and dexterous behavior aboard ships. They cleverly move eggs and items step by step between decks, using tails for balance, while avoiding capture and aiding survival in storerooms and through coordinated actions observed by captains and writers.
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Quarterly Review
Reese
Giant crab added to Calcutta Aquarium dazzles with glow
The Calcutta aquarium received a two foot diameter giant crab captured in the Indian Ocean about a mile offshore at four fathoms depth. In a large tank it devours smaller crustaceans and later emits a white phosphorescent light that casts a glow in the dim corner where it hid between rocks.
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Calcutta
Loge
Indian Ocean
Jis
Pacific Ocean warms Alaska coast by Japan current
The Japan current forms similarly to the Gulf stream, driven by trade winds that heat surface waters in the Yellow Sea. The warm flow pours between Japan and Formosa, travels south of the Aleutians, along Alaska’s southern coast, and down the North American west coast, giving Alaska a temperate climate.
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Pacific
Japan
Tropics
Yellow Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Formosa
Aleutian
Alaska
North America
Not Going to Sunday School Says Garage Man Plan
A four year old, Jimmie, after his mother announced Sunday preparations, refuses Sunday school. He proclaims he already knows it all and will join his father and friend to learn to be a garage man in the garage.
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Tom
Jack
Thie Lake Becauee
Notch
Jimmie
Reasoner
Father
Fearn
Antwerp Heritage and Revolt Through Time in Brief
Antwerp emerges in a sweeping historical sketch tracing its enduring strength from a rich artistic center to a city scarred by sieges and tyranny. The narrative highlights population growth after major wars, era of noble patronage, works by Ven Dyck and others, the Spanish Fury devastation, and civic resilience culminating in mutiny against the duke of Anjou. It notes the university’s inclusive stance, women’s civic roles post-1872, and early feminist activity amid political upheaval.
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Antwerp
United States
Europe
Athens
TMK
Ennai
Taber
Fee
LO Merhed
Agtwerp
Teast
Merchatt
Ite Clortelle
Ven Dyck
Treniere Memnling
Maser Jormlarta
Jan Ven Kyrk
Ruthena
Piasitin
St Peter's
Komen
Nero
Alva
Alain
Duke of Anjou
Memnikh
Niemen
Techeres
Teresty
Finland
Finland Women Won Vote By Settling Strike
Finland granted women suffrage after their role in quieting labor unrest, a pattern echoed in the United States. Baroness Aletta Korff describes Finland’s early constitutional progress under the Russian empire, noting extensive girls education and co educational schools preparing for university exams.
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Finland
United States
National Geographic Society
Aletta Korff
Ase
Future of Syria Shapes Cradle of Civilized World
An early twentieth century speculation argues Syria’s future hinges on Alexandretta and Haifa amid a new international trade line from Alexandretta to Jerablus. The piece notes the shift could redraw political borders, language lines, and regional power, affecting England France Italy and regional groups as the Levant balances Turkish and Arabic identities.
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Nile
Mesopotamia
Germany
Persin
Bagdad
Nisifin
Tekrit
Samarra
Alexandretta
Aleppo
Euphrates River
Jerablue
England
France
Italy
Greece
Arabia
Syria
Mecca
Levant
Gyria
Premen Maku Rokharn Tairmen Moomfee Reach Central Landmass
In the central region of the world's greatest landmass a route reaches to Premen Maku Rokharn Tairmen Moomfee. The path supports trade moute and positions Syria for future agricultural growth with extensive recress adaptable to large erepa.
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Syria
Romania and the shifting fate of Wallachia and Moldavia
A fragmentary account traces Romania from Wallachia and Moldavia through to 18th century formations and the Crimean era. It mentions Peter the Great and Catherine the Great, the Russo Turkish balance, and later plans for annexation with references to Prince Carol and regional power plays.
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Romania
Prince Goro
Peter the Great
Catherine the Great
Aweteia
Cathamine
Thumania
Mollavie
Kim
Tetelem
Ptevtelenal
Charlee
Corel
Remnan
Canada May Adopt An Eskimo Industry
A National Geographic note recounts the Alaska reindeer program, tracing the idea of domesticating caribou for food. Dr. Silver Don Jackson urged Congress in 1801 to fund imports, private donors provided $2,000, and later federal appropriations grew to substantial yearly sums by 1900, supporting the Arctic herd project.
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Arctic
Canada
Anedien
National Geographic
Alaska
Alesha
Eare
Siver Don Jackson
Siberia
Alaka
United States
Jackson
Congress
Doctor Jackson
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Department of State
McClure
Pyndicate
New York Times
Peleal
Pelegereke
Cooning
Mediterranean
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