Gardner Plans Hopes for Roads and Reforms in Missouri
Gov elect Gardner outlines six immediate priorities including a permanent Missouri highway network, funding via higher auto license taxes and a $15 million bond issue, reform of the penitentiary system, streamlined legal practices, a fair workmen's compensation act, and a constitutional convention question for next year. The piece also lists committee appointments and legislative make up, noting a Democratic majority in both houses and a dry tilt across the chamber.
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Carruthersville
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Richardson Heads Teachers in State Association Votes
The Missouri State Teachers Association closed its sixth annual session in St. Louis electing Ira Richardson as president. George Melcher will serve as first vice president and Myrtle Nepper as third vice president, with Rives Me... likely completing the slate for officers.
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Missouri State Teachers’ Association
St. Louis
Ira Richardson
Maryville
1912 Presidential Vote and House Make-Up Tables
Tables show the 1912 popular and electoral votes for Woodrow Wilson and Charles Hughes and the next House of Representatives. Includes a comparison with the 1908 presidential results by state.
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Wilson
Hughes
House of Representatives
Probe Gary Indiana Election Irregularities Under Federal Probe
Federal investigation of Gary election irregularities begins in Indianapolis under special attorney Frank C. Dailey. Grand jury hears evidence from Gary registration officials. deputies summon a lawyer and seven saloonkeepers. Lake county auditors and clerks directed to bring records. prior intimidation alleged by Gary saloonkeepers.
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Frank C. Dailey
Department of Justice
United States
Edward Simon
Housert Wheaton
Lake County
Ze bulon Weaver Wins Plurality in Buncombe County
Official returns from the Sandy Mush precinct Buncombe county show Ze bulon Weaver Democrat leading James J. Britt Republican by twenty two votes in the Tenth North Carolina district. Earlier unofficial tallies had Britt ahead by thirteen. Republican attorneys have taken the claim to election into court.
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Change in Minnesota Votes Shifts Lead to Hughes
A tabulation error near the Minnesota presidential results placed Wilson within 100 votes of Hughes. After correction and two additional counties, Hughes leads by 414 votes. Of eighty six counties, seventy nine have filed official reports.
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Minnesota
Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Still Counting in New Mexico Vote Totals Report
Official returns from five counties show Charles E. Hughes gaining fifty one votes while Wilson increases by 234. Totals: Hughes 29 951 Wilson 32 077.
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Charles EB. Hughes
New Mexico
Wilson
Hughes
An Error in West Virginia Vote Canvass
Canvass in Harrison county West Virginia found errors that gave Charles Hughes a gain of nearly 300 votes. The discovery follows the just completed county tally and may affect local results.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Harrison County
Charles Hughes
Make Up of Missouri House of Representatives
Republicans elected and 54 Democrats elected appear in a fragmented OCR summary. The text lists numbers and placeholders with unreadable segments, indicating a basic outline of party composition for the Missouri House of Representatives.
Prohibition Amendment Edges State Outside St Louis
Official returns from most Missouri counties show the prohibition amendment winning outside St Louis by over 14 000, while St Louis votes defeated it by 111 500. The result suggests a shift in public sentiment since six years ago, with several counties including Jackson Jasper Pettis Green and Randolph voting in favor outside St Louis.
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St Louis Vote to Court over Rejected Ballots
A mandamus suit filed with the St Louis Court of Appeals seeks an order to count six rejected ballots in one precinct. The action, part of Republican plans to contest Governor Gardner’s win, targets roughly a thousand ballots, many from Black voters, rejected by the St Louis election board. The committee has not decided on a formal gubernatorial contest.
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Senate
City Charter Nonpartisan Nominations Defeated in St. Louis
The proposed charter amendment to establish non partisan nominations for city offices in St. Louis was defeated with 62,051 votes against and 47,413 for. Local coverage notes the measure failed to pass and details the outcome of the ballot.
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St. Louis
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Lady in New Castle
A New Castle resident Mrs. Hazan Hamilton recounts severe monthly pains from age eleven to twenty, then relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health and regular menses. The ad cites decades of trust and offers confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hazan Hamalton
South 15Th St
Ten-Mile Cot Relay for Child Appendicitis
In Red Oak Top Virginia a physician found nine year old Robert Anderson had appendicitis. A volunteer carried him fifteen miles on a cot to a hospital where he received an operation. The men took turns at the cot.
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Robert Anderson
Skinner macaroni ad offers free cookbook to mothers
Of interest to mothers the notice urges cutting food costs while boosting family health by serving Skinner's Macaroni and Spaghetti several times weekly. It claims children thrive on the product and promises a free cook book from Skinner Mfg. Co of Nebraska upon request.
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Rebuttal of Repartee Sparks Louisville Exchange
A brief item from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a sharp exchange about wit and repertoire. The quip highlights a playful clash over verbal sparring and performance expectations.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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