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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1905
Page
2
Public notice details Sedalia Post Office items including 60 cent single copy price and six months advance notice. Document references weekly Saturday morning publication schedule and yearly advance terms. Local observatory style notice appears with partly legible figures and placement notes.
A local write up laments graduates who display noble sentiments only to fail in life, urging youth to seize opportunities by preparation and effort. It praises Lixcory School musical efforts, calls for a citywide musical organization, and stresses Decoration Day duties to honor the fallen with proper grave care.
Prof H L Billups, former Wiley University accountant and Bursar now visiting Marshall, Texas, stays with the Behanon family on Mant Jackson Street. He recently earned a Master of Philosophy from Wiley and plans further travels across Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma before returning to the Gulf coastal region.
Hon Edward R Green of Chicago introduced a bill February 4 to define and criminalize mobs. The measure, dubbed an act to suppress mob violence, aims to punish groups of five or more who threaten or harm persons or property under alleged law enforcement of order. The bill was signed by Gov Dereon last Tuesday.
The text outlines penalties for mob actions and violence against persons and property linked to crime victims, with fines from one hundred to over a thousand dollars and possible jail terms. It also details liability to cities, and provisions for damages to dependents, plus a governor sanctioned process to reinstate a sheriff after removal due to failure to protect prisoners.
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