Candidate notices for County Treasurer race in August 2006
Authorized notices announce SAM L. COULEMAN as a Democratic candidate for County Treasurer before the 2006 primary election in August II. J. A. TOGERSA of Homer township is listed as a Democratic candidate for County Treasurer before the 1008 primaries in Alignst ate.
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W. J. Hallock
Dewr Creek
Ihe
H. H. Hayely
Walnut Township
Sam L. Couleman
Augusté, II
J. A. Togersa
Homer Township
G. W. Stith
Mt. Plepeant Township
Kentucky Lesson From Senatorial Disarray
The Fulton Telegraph warns that Kentucky shows how Republicans can win by splitting the Democratic vote over Prohibition. It argues a similar tactic could decide Missouri, noting the political split made Bradley win while Beckham failed. It cautions that a divided Democratic camp could allow the undivided Republicans to prevail.
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Kentucky
Mineouri
Beckham
Bradley
Missouri
Ah Cones
Si Ae Sane
Tad
Republicans Behind Antisaloon League Schemes
The text warns readers to beware Republican encouragement, claiming it serves the worst enemy of prohibition. It asserts Republicans control the antisaloon league and aim to defeat the Democratic and Prohibition parties. It argues that honest temperance advocacy will win Democratic support, while dirty politics corrupt temperance efforts.
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Prohibition
Antisaloon League
Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Democrate
Perenne
Make a Strong Ticket Says The Columbia Herald
The Columbia Herald urges strengthening the state ticket with Cowherd as Democratic nominee for governor and the strongest available Democrats for lieutenant governor auditor attorney general treasurer and secretary of state. It warns Republicans will field their best in a presidential year and cautions the party not to weaken the ticket with weak nominees.
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Herald
Cowherd
Pores
Columbia Herald
Biggest Ever Bryan Banquet Draws Huge Crowd in Kansas City
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Missouri hosted a banquet for William Jennings Bryan at Convention Hall Monday night. Attendance was reported between 10,000 and 25,000, with Bryan declaring it the largest gathering yet. He spoke to the Missouri club about his campaign and future presidency.
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Youn Men’s Democratic Club
Miaso
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Iayers
Bryan
Young Men's ,Democratic Club of
Missouri
Butler
Meramec River Tragedy Near Pacific fords Four Drowned
Pacific Missouri March 29 A woman and baby drown at Witslogton ford on the swollen Meramec River. Henry Gildehouse his wife and two children were in a wagon when it overturned. George Roemer Jr Ted Stebner rescued the man and two surviving children. The elder child revived by Doctor Boothend assistants. the mother and younger baby were not saved. A dragnet party searches for the missing mother.
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Pacific, Mo
Baberia Arma
Meramec
Witslogton Ford
Henry Gildehouse
George Roemer Jr
Ted Stebner
Gildehouse
Boothend
Dragnete
Missouri Leader Praises State at Missouri Society Meeting
Representative Robert Lamar told a Missouri Society gathering at Pythian Temple that Missouri is the nation’s top state for wealth and resources. He argued relocating the capital to Missouri would be beneficial and praised the state for its agricultural wealth and manufacturing activity.
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Washington
Missouri
Robert Lamar
Missouri Society
Pythian Temple
Commonwealth
Poe
Death of Wyckliffe gang leader shrouded in mystery
Charles Wyckliffe, famed Wyckliffe gang head, lies buried after a suspected ambush. The father insists Charles was not slain by brother Tom, while investigators note multiple bullet holes and a dum-dum shell near the scene. Tom Wyckliffe offers no statement as the trio’s saga deepens.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Charles Wyckliffe
Wyckliffe
Charles
Tom
Charley Tom
John
Onry Downing
Charley
Cochran Slate
Downing
Charley Wyckliffe
Tom Wyckliffe
Lloyd Hopes For Democratic Congress Gains
New York March 30 Congress man John T Lloyd of Missouri, chair of the national democratic congressional committee, met Mayor McClellan in a social visit and discussed the political outlook. He predicted Democratic gains in Congress, with expected advantages in the Mississippi valley, Ohio and Montana, and said the next House would be favorable to their party.
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New York
John T. Lloyd
Missouri
National Democratic Congressional Committee
McClellan
Congressmoyd
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Montana
Lloyd
Gillette Dies In Auburn Electric Chair For Grace Brown Murder
Chester Gillette faced the electric chair in Auburn on March 30 in a swift, stoic execution. He entered at 6 12 35 and was pronounced dead at 6 15 18 after the 1 800 volt current ran for 42 seconds. Gillette watched the process, shifted his legs for the attendants, and offered a farewell nod before closing his eyes.
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Auburn
N. Y
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Gillette
State Electrician
Davis
Milwaukee executive awarded $15,000 damages
Emmanuel L Phillipe, president of Union Refrigerator Transit Co of Milwaukee, won $15,000 in damages from McClure Publishing Co in a libel suit over articles by Ray Stannard Baker in McClure's Magazine accusing the firm of receiving unlawful commissions. Phillips sought $100,000.
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New York
Emmanuel L Phillipe
Union Refrigerator Transit Company
Milwaukee
United
McClure
Ray Stannard
Baker
Magasine
Phillips
Rewards posted for capture of dynamiters in Telluride
Telluride Colorado March 30 rewards offered for the capture of the men who dynamited General Wells residence Saturday in an effort to kill him. Gate 10000 dollars was announced. Sheriff Fitzpatrick said evidence sufficient to warrant a trest had not yet been obtained. General Wells suffers the shock to his ear from the explosion and has joined his family at Colorado Springs for a rest.
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Telluride
Colo
Bu Ley
Fitspatrick
General Wells
Colorado Springs
Two Killed in Feud Fight in Hemlock Ky
Two men were shot to death and another wounded amid a feud fight in Hemlock Kentucky. Details of the incident and suspects remain unclear as authorities investigate the violent confrontation.
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Hemlock, Ky
Gun muzzle fracture on battleship Missouri during practice
Washington reports that during target practice at Magdalen Bay a six inch broadside gun on the Missouri fractured at the muzzle, 140 inches from the chamber. The fracture was clean, no injuries occurred, and a replacement from the Washington Navy Yard will be issued. The gun, built in 1892, had 118 rounds fired since 1907 and once endured twenty ton chamber pressure. An 1904 powder explosion near Pensacola killed three officers and men.
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Washington
Magdalena Bay
Missouri
Washington Navy Yard
Peneacola
Fla
Johnson and the Party's Call
The St Louis Times notes Minnesota Governor Johnson will obey party demands and avoid the political wagon. It suggests he may stay out of the front seat as the wagon moves toward Pike's Peak, signaling a cautious, wary stance amid party pressure.
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Minnesota
Pulitzer Parkorizers
Johnson
Pike's Peak
St. Loule
Breakthrough Plows Power a Feersaes Farm Engine
G D Wornaing of Feersaes Ilis. has perfected a traction engine with 16 inch plows suited to test on 1200 acres of bottom land. The venture aims to till ten Nyharsi acres and expand agricultural output amid experimental farming methods.
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G. D. Wornaing
Feersaes Ilis
Nyharsi Ae
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