Senator Williams Sees Senate Tarnished by Weak Membership
In a Mississippi address Senator John Sharp Williams says he would rather bark at the moon than return to a Senate he regards as deteriorated. He notes past greats like Hoar and Voorhees and contrasts them with present ward politicians. He cites Newberry and Berger cases as evidence of a changing Senate attitude.
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John Sharp Willams
Mississipi
Senate
Williams
United States
Lodge
Massachusetts
Owen
Oklahoma
Lower
Nouse
Maine
Conklin
New York
Hoar
Voorhees
Indiana
Edmunds
Vermont
Cullom
Iliness
Davis
Minnesota
West
Missouri
Allison
Iowa
Thurman
Ohio
Morgan
Alabama
Wadsworth
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Jim Watson
Hi Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Poindexter
Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
Knute Nelson
Newberry
Michigan
Leavenworth
Kon
House
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Berger
Chicago
W. A. Clark
Clark
Dying Missourian Recalls Home In Westward Battle
Jerome Williams reprints a Missouri native tale about a dying man in the west. He pledges to tell friends from Mizzoury Missouri of home, coonskin vest and red bandanna, and recalls family meals, farm life, and a final salute to Missouri as the moon shines over the plains.
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Missouri
Ard
Mizzoury
Candidates Clash Over Mankind’s Betterment Claims
A partisan skirmish depicts General Wood, Governor Lawder, and Senator Hi Johnson touting a record of progress. The piece argues Wood and Johnson forging state reforms in California and Illinois, while delegitimizing opponents and urging not to rob these states of strong leaders.
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Wood
Lawder
Hi Johnson
Illinois
Chicago
Lowdon
Springfield
California
Johns
Sacramento
Commission of Rural Credits
Country Life
Sacramento River
Philippines
Ilinois
United States
Minois
Ing
Ohio
Rendy
Johnson
Water works bonds win large city election in 1907
Thirteen years ago the town election saw overwhelming support for water works bonds with ward one voting five against and ward two entirely in favor. Sheriff Failang’s deputy J M Lyons resigned and was replaced by A Whitney. Wallis Huidekoper of Dickinson arrived with work horses for the American Fork ranch. The Big Timber cornet band performed on McLeod street and Dr Claiborn of Waynesville, visiting Helena for a medical board exam, considered settling locally.
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J. M. Lyons
Failang
A. Whitney
Wallis Huidekoper
Dickinson
American Fork
North Dakota
Veasey & MacDonnell
Big Timber Cornet
McLeod Street
Claiborn
Waynesville
Helena
State Medical Board
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