Portugal on Eve of Revolt Amid Street Fighting
Reports from Léndor describe Portugal edging toward a revolution that could dethrone King Carlos. Street clashes in Lisbon have wounded hundreds and killed several as crowds resent the king after dissolving parliament and ruling by decree in May. In the U S Leavenworth court ruled Missouri breweries may ship beer into Kansas under interstate commerce law.
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Léndor
Portugal
Carlos
Toresse
Aiguillancs
Lisbon
Klang Carlos
United States Ofrearf
Leavenworth
Missouri Breweries
Kansas
Appointment Of Pure Food Commissioner Named By Governor Folk
R. M. Washbusin atary dairy com missioner was appointed pure food commissioner under the new state pure food law by Governor Folk last week. A society of descendants of signers of the Declaration will be organized at Jamestown July 4. The committee on credentials will have no picnic if it demands positive proofs. Complaint is made by American packing companies that borax preserved meats are admitted to the Philippines from Australia but not from the United States.
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R. M. Washbusin
Atary Dairy
Folk
Jamestown
Committee On
Globe Democrat
Philippine Island
Australia
United States
Tulsa boy damaged by gas stream blast
A 12 year old boy near Tulsa touched a stream of gas escaping from a fissure with a lighted match and was thrown ninety feet. He escaped with only slight bruises.
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Tulsa
Shoop Named Chair of Science at Joplin High School
Prof Raymond Shoop, after serving two years as Green City public schools principal, is elected to the chair of science at Joplin High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shoop
Green City
Joplin
Panama Canal Progress and Telegraphers Strike Averted
The army engineering corps leads Panama Canal work with no resignations and a modest chief. Major Gothals is credited if the project finishes well. The Western Union telegraphers strike was avoided through aid from Charles P Neill, US commissioner of labor.
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Army Engineering Corps
Panama Canal
Gothals
Western Union Telegraph Company
Charles P. Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
Seventy-second? Missouri Christian Church Convention in Sedalia
The seventieth annual convention of the Christian Church of Missouri convened in Sedalia from Friday evening June 14 to Wednesday June 19. The meeting was a complete success and very interesting throughout. The convention will be held at Kansas City next year.
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the Christian Church of Missouri
Sedalis
Kansas City
Hy-O-Mei Breathes Cure for Catarrh Advertised
The ad touts Hy-O-Mei as a natural cure for catarrh claiming its medicated air reaches nose throat and lungs to kill germs and soothe membranes. A complete inhaler outfit costs $1.00 and is sold by J. L. H. Boward with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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JL. H. Boward
Local Notes From Lemonville and Surrounding Areas
From NellysGrayncc, $3083 reported and top pastures tending. Mrs Clifton of Lemonville rehires Bigsna. W Millen doing similar work on Norths. Mrs Liby Miller visited Friday. Mrs Schüelle of Sullivan county visited daughter Mrs Charley Tucker Thursday. Sam Griffin to teach the school this winter. Albert Miller gains a new buggy. Corn grows fast and looks fine. Rock Schuelle and wife visiting her parents. Fightmaster at Friday night. Agents of various kinds are plentiful through here.
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Ge W. Millen
Liby Miller
Schuélle
Sullivan County
Charley. Tucker
Sam Griffin
Albert Miller
Rock Schuelle
Sod
Geo
Joseph Smith
Pennville
Mrs. Smith
Seb Mayfield
Ora Smith
Mrs. Peterman
Charley Hinsys
Lennon
Sid Choate
Charley Hiney
Harrison Cummings
Jeas
Chappell
Florence Hall
Lemon
Billy Bowman
Satuardeye Chy
Elias Peterman
Oct
Residents Visit Nearby Towns in Early Week Shuffle
Mrs Mike James visited Unionville to see her son George. Pearl Tatman and Frank Jones of Unionville were business visitors in Lucerne. Mr and Mrs 8 M Bennett traveled to Unionville to visit their daughter Mrs James Kirby. T H Jones and J W Moorman went to Unionville to repair Mr Jones city residence and to arrange sidewalk work. Carl Van Buskirk and family of Unionville visited Lucerne with I M Van Buskirk and relatives. Mrs Vera Thomas and Miss Willa Walters of Onionville joined Mrs Lou Norcross to Lucerne before she took a train home to Harris Missouri.
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Mike James
Unionville
George
Pearl Tatman
Frank Jones
Lucerne
M. Bennett
James Kirby
T. H. Jones
J. W. Moorman
Jones
Vera Thomas
Willa Walters
Onionville
Lou Norcross
Harris
Stormy Week Causes Cattle, Wagon Mishaps Near Pennville
A stormy period around Pennville brought lightning that toppled a pony and unseated a buggy, injuring Joseph Smith's party including Mrs. Smith and Seb Mayfield. Ora Smith escaped more lightly, and neighbors noted cattle, fishing trips, and visits amid scattered reports of local activities and farm life.
Temperance and the Corinthian Church
A discussion of Paul's teachings on temperance and conduct in Corinth, focusing on whether Christians should eat meat offered to idols. It weighs Jerusalem council guidance, Christian liberty, social burdens, and the dangers of judgment, with references to contemporary liquor issues.
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Paul
Corinth
Jerusalem
Stanley
Antioch
Syria
Cillela
W. Robertson
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