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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
1
The piece rails at Roumanians and railways, attacks Governor Gardner and the Democratic party for extravagance, criticizes tax and wage policies, and warns that Republican papers protest voter population schemes while discussing farm rotation and alfalfa in agricultural reform debates.
The piece condemns white Southern domination used to nullify Republican strength in the North. It argues fairness requires action to end political despotism, warning against any party pressuring federal control to alter national governance. It stresses opposing Southern hegemony while preserving constitutional rights.
A Maplewood Missouri youth named Tom Rore begins a four year journalism course at the University of Missouri. He travels to Columbia to study, funds his start with four dollars, and earns money through small tasks while pursuing early fame.
University students and many of his drawings are hung on the walls of students rooms. He worries little about paying for education as he paints arvas and cardboard. A demand for his work emerges as many students pay for their own education through personal effort at Missoorh University. Employment is maintained by the University.
A plan proposes scrapping the existing parole board and inspectors, replacing them with a new bureau to oversee parole and related custody matters. The effort targets governance changes led by Lieutenant Governor elect Crose le, Senator Cavey, and other officials, with a focus on controlling release decisions and corrections policy.
Fragmented OCR story recounts a violent incident at a gathering with references to people and places, including St Legis, Westbay, and Jefferson. Several names and numbers appear garbled but indicate a death by firearm during a disturbance, with later details about authorities and locations.
On the Capital Trail a fatal crash killed two people, including Thad E Red and Freeman a coustry twervekast of shafter. J Cyalter, owner and driver, survived with minor injuries. Former Congressman Pies doke T Haat, from Missouri's Eleventh district, recounted his life since 19¢1.
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