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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1900

Page

4

Duane Township and Somary Treasurer Candidates Named

W H H Duke of River Township seeks the Democratic nomination for Somary Treasurer with primary details to be held June 4. W W Johnson of Geamge Township announced as candidate for unity subject to a Democratic primary on June 4.

West Boone Township An Mo Pleasant Township W. H. H. Duke Read River Township Somary Www T. Johnson Eamge Township Unity

Local Primary Slate Announces Prosecuting Attorney Candidacies

J A Silvers of Page Township is a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in the Democratic primary on June 2. Miles H Horn of Pleasant Township seeks the same post as a Democrat. Bruce Ludwick of Pleasant Township is also announced for Prosecuting Attorney in the June 2 Democratic primary.

Miles

Johnson Seeks County Surveyor Nomination in Democratic Primary

R EF Johnson of Mount Pleasant announces candidacy for County Surveyor in the Democratic primary forthcoming, urging support ahead of the June 2 election.

R. EF. Johnson Mt. Pleasanteet

Local candidates announce races for County Court judge

Authorized to announce L. Db WIMSA T T, of Meadw wemehip, candidate for Judge of the County Court from the northern district, subject to a Democratic primary election. Also authorized to announce G. W. STITH, Deepwater township, candidate for Judge of the County Court from the southern district, see primary election to be held.

James Seil Silarp Meced Township Jane Sod Joe T. Smith Pleasant Township Moe D. Db. Peeler Yauéeon Township Sherif Jeane Ind L. Db, Wimsatt Meadw Wemehip Ane Ind G. W. Stith Deepwater Township Couny Court

Bruce Ludwick Named Prosecution Candidate in Bates County

Announcement column highlights Bruce Ludwick as candidate for prosecuting attorney. Ludwick, a young attorney with Dooley and Ludwick, born in Bates County, raised on a farm, educated at public and high schools, and Kansas City Law School graduate with high honors. He is described as a hard working, loyal, courteous Democrat with a lucrative practice and strong potential to lead a safe commonwealth attorney office.

Bruce Ludwick Ludwick Dooley & Ludwick Bates County Missouri Kansas City Law School

Stone attacks Stephens and Phelps over free silver

An Oklahoma Democrat comments on Missouri politics, accusing Governor Stone of opposing Governor Stephens and Colonel Bill Phelps. He suggests Stone’s anger stems from mismanaging state affairs without Stone’s input and hints at past shifts in alliance over free passes and district loyalty.

Sovernor Stone Missouri Bryan Stephens Bill Phelps Don Quixote Oscoul

Johnson as candidate for county treasurer in Osage township

W T Johnson of Osage township seeks the county treasurer post. An old and trusted citizen, he has repeatedly served Kiely Hill as township collector with credit to himself. His Democratic lineage and steady record, plus prior candidacy, mark him as a strong, popular, precise official.

W. T. Johnson Osage Township Johnson Kiely Hill

Abandons Republicanism in Texas Leader Switch

Colonel Stilwell H. Russell a top Texas lawyer and former U.S. marshal announces he leaves the Republican party to join the Democrats. He will enter the upcoming Democratic primary and vote the ticket, citing concern over Philippine policy and Puerto Rico toward Americanism, warning the republic may perish if unorthodox policies continue.

Dallas Texas Stilwell H. Russell United States Philippines Puerto Rico Republic

Long Sees a Hard Fight Ahead in Election Year

Secretary Long told Middlesex club there is a strong, growing opposition ahead as the election nears. He defended territorial policy, asserting the Philippines are ours by treaty and by duty, urging critics to cooperate and help fulfill obligations rather than speculate on past actions.

Boston Long Middlesex Club Philippine Islands

Charles Maffitt Dies Aged Fifty In St Louis

Charles Maffitt former chairman of Missouri Democratic committee and prominent St Louis horseman died at his home from pneumonia. He was about 50, never married, ran an extensive racing stable, his colors well known at tracks nationwide. His mother, Julia Maffitt, was a leading Missouri heiress. He was connected with several large corporations.

St. Louis C. Mattitt State Democratic Committee Mattitt Maffitt Julia Maffitt Missouri Mafitt

Strawberries Signal Spring Arrival in St Louis Market

Reports from Florida and Texas fruit districts indicate a strong spring strawberry season. Florida fruit has arrived for weeks but in smaller quantities, while Texas growers predict this season will yield the largest crop in state history.

St. Louis Florida Texas

Senator West to Return April From Florida Trip

Senator George G. West, in Florida and Mississippi for March, will return to Washington early in April as his health improves. Sam B. Cook proposes sending Hon. Dave Ball as a delegate at large to the national Democratic convention in Kansas City. The House has begun debate on the army appropriation bill carrying $111,600,363.

Kansas City Times 6Th and Walnut Grand Avenue Grand Times Kaw A. A. Lesueur George G. West Florida Mississippi Washington Sam B.cook Dave Ball Kansas City House

Handcuffs Aid Insane Soldiers in Philippines War

In a cable ordered shipment General Otis sent 1,000 pairs of handcuffs for confining insane American soldiers driven to madness by the war. Over five hundred insane troops have returned to the United States, most beyond recovery. The piece denounces war profiteers as cruel, likening them to Nero and calling for punishment of the greedy syndicates.

Philippines Otis United States Nero Miss. Valley Dem

Mormon colonists grow in Chihuahua with Utah arrivals

In Chihuahua Mexico on March 26 Mormon colonists have increased by over 5,000 immigrants from Utah. Colonies founded under Mexican concessions receive support from wealthy Mormons of Ogden and Salt Lake City who own thousands of acres near the Dublan colony to parcel for new settlers farms.

Chihuahua Mexico Utah

Mystery outlaw Redmond tied to Manila prisoner escape

San Francisco dispatch reports a prisoner in Manila who may be the outlaw Bill Redmond, linked to the Schumacher murder in Kansas City and to the 1907 Seventeenth and Campbell street robbery. Ex-Pinkerton detective says he has the right man. Redmond denies guilt while Kennedy faces trial.

San Francisco Redmond Pinkerton United States Army Corps Philippines Jim Redmond John Kenney Emma Schumacher Rough Riders Cuba Kennedy Miss Schumacher TSO7 Seventeenth and Campbell Streets

WANTS MISSOURI COAL

Missouri's rich resources attract French inquiry about coal output quality operators and pricing. State Labor Commissioner Rixey relays a French Vice Consul request for exact details on output volumes seaports and production costs to supply 1 500 to 5 000 ton consignments for potential naval use amid rising European tensions.

Jefferson City Missouri Great Britain France Russia Rixey United States

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