The Girl and Her Clothes Debate in Social Work Circles
A eastern city social worker group notes young women in a woolen mill earn about eight hundred dollars yearly yet wear three hundred dollar cloaks. The piece argues style over economy, citing higher earners buying flashy outfits and urging sensible dress rather than conspicuous wealth. Author criticizes current attitudes and questions what should be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryon
Kotow
Otter
Lamar
Unclear text about tax payment deadline and penalties
The readable fragments mention paying taxes before January 2 to avoid penalties. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are identifiable beyond the generic tax note.
Cashier Sentenced Five Years for Embezzlement in Missouri
Samuel W. Van Dyne of Baxter Springs was convicted in a case involving embezzlement from the Missouri Pacific Rail Yard. He received a five year penitentiary term and waived right to appeal. further actions on related forgery charges and a $46,000 embezzlement case were postponed to the next court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. van Dyne
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St Louis
Baxter’ Springs
Emboyaling
Ber Tinsh
Missouri Prcife
Sena Agnee
Eine
Taylor's Court
Missouri Pacific
van Dyne
B. F. Bush
van Dynex
Ater Ats
Pecula
J. White
National Bank of Commerece
Joplin
Take Sick Dolls to Freyshaus Hospital
Misspellings impede a readable item but the readable core notes sending sick dolls and toys to Freyshaus Hospital at 521 West Reed for care or disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Frey'sau Hospital
West Reed
Senate debate over railroad bill warns of receivership surge
Senator Cummins warned that without federal railroad legislation two thirds of lines could fall into receivership within thirty days if Congress delays action. He urged prompt passage before the holiday recess as President Wilson planned to end government control early next year. The senate pressed for a narrow vote before Saturday.
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Congress
Washington, D
Cumming
Senate Inter
Senate
Wilson
Cummins
Iowa
Attorney George L Vaughn Probes Forest Park Lynching Records
George L Vaughn of St. Louis, a colored attorney, was seen today poring over records in the circuit clerk’s office related to the lynching at Forest Park last month. He declined to speak to a Democrat reporter or reveal his reason for being in Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Vaughn
St. Louis
Forest Park
Democrat
Moberly
Stone and Brother Visit Macon County
R BE Stone of Macon county is visiting with his brother W B Stons in the area likely for family reunion or local business matters. The brief note places them together during the visit.
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R, BE. Stone
Macon County
W. B.stons
University of Missouri students offer to mine coal
More than fifty engineering students at the University of Missouri have offered to mine coal to aid in the present crisis. The offer is under consideration by Dean J McCaustland as volunteers respond to a governor’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Engineering
University ‘of Missouri
McCaustland
Ming
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Stern
Wiley
Christmans
Missouri
Olympic Fruit Company
West Reed Street
Jersey
Bea
al Osser
Walt
Jrailroads
Cris
Croft & Knapp
John B. Stetson
Mallory
Feldenheimer’s Moberly’s Greatest Store
Democrat Sds
Reaulte
Hirsch-Wickwire
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