Revenue bills keep Missouri hard at task
Jefferson City April 15. Revenue and tax bills, several aimed at creating funds to offset the financial loss the state will suffer through enforcement. The measures move through the legislature to shore up the state’s finances amid growing fiscal pressures.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri legislature weighs revenue amid prohibition era shifts
The Missouri senate and house moved on key finance bills as they addressed the federal prohibition act. Gardner administration measures passed include a corporate franchise tax raising revenue, an inheritance tax expansion with charitable exemptions, and a mortgage tax debate. They also advanced redistricting bills, non resident judges, and an Australian ballot proposal. A McCullough Duncan measure proposes a constitutional convention, and a 6000 mile Good Roads plan cleared the house. The tax commission faces abolition with powers shifting to the state board of equalization.
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New Trial Granted for Cook in Chicago Manslaughter Case
A new trial was granted for J Norman Cook who was convicted of manslaughter in Chicago for killing William E Bradway last summer during a quarrel over Bradway's attention to Cooks 18 year old daughter. Grounds included conduct of Mrs Cook at trial. Affidavits from Earl Genereaux and Florence Genereaux of Fort Clinton Ohio stated Mrs Cook gestured approval or disapproval near the jury box throughout the trial.
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William E. Bradway
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Earl Genereaux
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Fort Clinton
Ohio
Credentials Body At Paris Finds Defects
Paris April 14 The credentials committee of the peace conference held its first meeting today and elected Jules Camben of France president on examining the credentials of the delegates. The committee found many inadequate and incomplete and many countries failed to indicate which two of their five representatives shall sit as actual delegates.
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Paris
Jules Camben
France
Quincy 10 Take Part in Y M C A Meet in Keokuk
Quincy 10 will compete in the Tri-State Y M C A meet in Keokuk on June 13 with track and swimming events. Classes A B C cover weight groups. events include sprints, distance, jumps, throws, relays, chin ups, and swimming trials. Ribbon prizes announced. additional Quincy volleyball and industrial baseball plans outlined.
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Sam Gabel
G. W. Danielson
Keokuk Association
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Burlington
Ottumwa
Galesburg
S. N. Gabel
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Otis Elevator
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Supreme Court Rules Reed Amendment Allows Alcohol Transport
Washington April 14 the supreme court held that the transportation of intoxicating liquors for beverage purposes through a dry state is not prohibited under the Reed prohibition amendment, interpreting the act to permit such transit.
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May Use Draft Boards To Select Delegates
New York April 15 use of former district draft boards in staging caucuses to select delegates for the American Legion convention in St Louis May 8 was urged by temporary state chairmen Theodore Roosevelt and Bennett Clark. The World War Veterans association executive committee also appealed to the railroad administration for a rate of one cent per mile for all delegates traveling to the convention.
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the American Legion
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Bennett Clark
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Missionary Arrested in Korea by Japanese Authorities
Rev. Eli Mowrey of Mansfield Ohio, an American Presbyterian missionary, was arrested by Japanese forces on a charge he allowed his premises to be used in the Korean independence campaign. He is confined in a local prison and treated well. Reports also mention Dr. Ansel W. Gilles of Mount Pleasant Iowa being arrested.
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Pyeng Yank
North Korea
Eli M. Mowrey
Mansfield
Ansel W. Gilles
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Japanese Loyalty Claim Debunked Despite Home Search
A claim of loyalty to Japan was proven unfounded after authorities conducted a home search, revealing no supporting evidence. The case hinges on suspicions tied to nationality, but investigators did not find material proof linking the individual to Japanese allegiance.
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement claims Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder troubles for men and women and regulates children’s bladder issues. It promises a two month supply for $1.25 and urges mail order or druggist purchase with testimonials from Dr. W. Hall in St. Louis.
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W. Hall
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St. Louis
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