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November 20
Out of the past: Nov. 20
Cape Girardeans at Texas A&M reflect on the resilient Aggie spirit after a tragic accident in 1999. Historical insights from 1924 to 1974 highlight local events and community milestones.
Sharon Sanders
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November 20
Today in History: Nov. 20
On Nov. 20, key events include the start of the Mexican Revolution in 1910 and the beginning of the Nuremberg Trials in 1945. Also, Princess Elizabeth wed Prince Philip in 1947, and "The Play" in 1982.
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November 19
Out of the past: Nov. 19
Area schools in 1999 defended closures for a state teachers' meeting and deer hunting season. In 1974, Cape Girardeau adopted new land regulations. Discover more historical events from Nov. 19.
Sharon Sanders
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November 19
Today in History: Nov. 19
On Nov. 19, 1863, Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. Other events include the Apollo 12 moon landing in 1969 and the infamous NBA brawl in 2004. Notable birthdays include Meg Ryan and Adam Driver.
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November 18
Today in History: Nov. 18
On Nov. 18, 1978, U.S. Rep. Leo J. Ryan was killed in Jonestown, leading to a mass suicide. Other events include the debut of Mickey Mouse in 1928 and the King's Cross fire in 1987.
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November 18
Out of the past: Nov. 18
Ken Lipps aims for Cape Girardeau City Council; warm weather stalls Canada geese migration; new gourmet restaurants set to open; train speed ordinance changes in Scott City; historical tidbits from 1924-1999.
Sharon Sanders
History
November 17
Today in History: Nov. 17
On Nov. 17, 1968, NBC infamously preempted a Jets-Raiders game for "Heidi," sparking viewer outrage. Key historical events also include Nixon's "I'm not a crook" statement and the start of the Velvet Revolution.
History
November 16
From the Morgue: The story behind the Taft flotilla pic
The Southeast Missourian revisits President Taft's historic 1909 visit to Cape Girardeau, captured by photographer George Kassel. Discover the tale of Taft's flotilla and Kassel's enduring legacy.
Sharon Sanders
History
November 16
Captured on Film: Cape State's big man in 1955
In 1955, Cape Girardeau State College's football team looked to Paul Edwards, a 6'5", 257-pound standout from Marquand High, for leadership. Discover how he was introduced to the sport.
History
November 16
Local History: Dr. Gustav and Alice Schulz: From home to hospital
Discover the legacy of Dr. Gustav and Alice Schulz, who transformed their historic home into a pioneering surgical hospital, contributing significantly to Cape Girardeau's medical and public health landscape.
Beverly Hahs
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