Weather Forecast For Illinois And Missouri
Illinois sees fair conditions in the north with probable showers in the south. Unsettled midweek with chances of showers and little temperature change. Missouri forecasts unsettled conditions with rain Thursday and in the southern portion on Wednesday. Towns expect partly cloudy skies with showers later and similar temperatures. Yesterday’s readings ranged from 57 at 7 am to 69 at 4 pm, then 57 at midnight.
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Missouri
River Bulletin Signals Rising Waters Ahead
River levels are forecast to rise over the next three days reaching about 11.0 feet at Quincy and Hannibal and around 9.0 feet at Louisiana by Wednesday morning. The bulletin warns of increasing flood risk along the affected stretches.
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Sterilizing the Primary State Plan Debate
State Chairman Kinney faces opposition to his sterilizing direct primary plan for a state Republican ticket. He suggests an unofficial convention to recommend selections for party voters, arguing current primaries flood the field with minor state office candidates and hinder informed choice by the average voter. The governor's race remains a statewide spotlight.
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Kinney
Illinois
Congress man Mann to Missouri Republicans
The speech urges Missouri Republicans to back the Republican party, support protective tariffs, and defend national interests. It argues for tariff reform, foreign trade protection, and strong domestic industry while urging neutrality in European conflict and cautious federal governance.
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Congress
Spanoethe
Republican Party
Tariff Commission
Political slate proposal sparks debate and ambiguity
Voters discuss a slate for a party as the first step toward official status. Critics warn the move would not bind anyone beyond delegates and could undermine established processes. The dialogue centers on the risks of informal slates and the need for clear rules.
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Wasty
Bek
Resignations, Rivalries, and National Dilemma in Railroads
A long editorial discusses Mr. Mudge resigning from Rock Island stewardship citing low salary and work, urging restraint among receivers. shifts to national mood, partisanship, and the need for accountability in railroads and foreign crises. It notes support for the president, calls for reckoning over deaths on American soil, and urges stronger stance toward Mexico after Europe’s issues.
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Mudge
Rock Island
Midge
New Haven
Editor's Night Gap and War Talk Collide in Late Edition
Fragmented column narrates jokes about John D Jr and a jitney submarine, then shifts to financiers considering a foreign loan and military preparedness. It mentions the Quincy Armory dedication, the Anglo-French offensive, a half billion loan in sight, and a dry dusty soil amid broad wartime sentiment.
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New York
Daily Lessons in History and Our Daily Birthday Party
A compact historical column recounts anniversaries from 1815 to 1914 with notes on land grants to the Duke of Wellington, the 1840 Two Years Before the Mast publication, 1865 war declarations, a Paris painter’s death, and 1890 Bible readings in Chicago schools. It also marks a birthday column for notable figures including Louis Botha and Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, listing birthplaces and ages.
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Holland
Duke ‘of Wellington
Waterloo
Richard H. Dana
Spain
Francois
Joseph Heim
Paris
Bélfort
Presbytery
Chicago
Board of Education
Great Britain
Italy
Taguho
Chancellor
Galveston
Nieman River
Lines Worth Remembering
Aphoristic line from John Webster comparing distant glories to glow-worms and noting that near brightness lacks heat and light. A reflective phrase on perception and value.
Indians Meet Urges National American Indian Day
Lawrence Kan Sept 93 The Society of American Indians opened its annual conference at the Haskell Institute with plans to urge the designation of a national holiday named American Indian Day Senator Curtis of Kansas Congressman Carter of Oklahoma and other prominent people of Indian descent are set to address the six day sessions.
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Kan
Society of American Indians
Haskell Institute
Curtis
Kansas
Carter
Oklahoma
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