Capital Punishment Debate Spurs Missouri Reform Calls
The Lamar lynching reignites Missouri capital punishment debate as critics say swift, fewer appeals and tighter pardons could curb mobs. Authors urge harsher laws and faster process to deter future lynchings while defending the idea only murderers deserve punishment. Also discusses returning soldiers facing debt, wage limits, and postwar prospects.
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Willow Springs Creamery Produces Powdered Buttermilk
Willow Springs Creamery installs three large machines to powder buttermilk, spraying and steaming to produce a puffy germ free product. Officials report big bakery customers pay large checks, usage in bread boosts profits, and neighboring creameries plan similar setups as waste buttermilk becomes a valuable product.
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Tieing Up Newspapers in Canada Strike Sparks Debate
A Canadian strike threatens to halt newspaper publication. Labor leaders warned no papers would appear until leadership allowed coverage. Public anger grows at any hindrance to free press, seen as essential for informed judgment and fair settlements.
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