Butler Weekly Times Brief Notices
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
5
Democratic sweep promised in Bates county election
Fragmentary text outlines Democratic confidence in wins across Bates county and nationwide. Mentions Lawrence Griffith as a respected speaker and candidate. discusses campaigns, party strength, and anticipation of a Democratic president in 1916. Expresses belief that Republicans are demoralized and will lose key races in November.
Longworth Opposed by Taft as Roosevelt Backers Back His Policies
A historical column argues that Longworth may influence Taft to pursue Roosevelt's policies and seeks to warn that if Longworth fails to check the president, Roosevelt could be returned to power. It warns of dangers to the republic, Jeffersonian ideals, and Hamiltonian supremacy in government. It contends the nation faces a clash over executive power and party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Furth
Wulshed
Mock Island
Illinois
Longworth
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Roosevelt
United States
Hamilton
Tats
Wood
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Nick Longworth
Taft
Folkites Tactics Debate Senator Stone Support
H H Downing of Marshall denies joining Folk tactics claiming they back Senator Stone for U S Senate. He praises Stone as the ablest Democrat and says Folk erred in opposing a Democrat rather than waiting to run against Warner for the senatorship.
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Pureulog
Alice
Stoneman
Marshall
H. H. Downing
Democrat-News
Llam
Senator Stone
United States Senate
Missouri
Folk
United States
Warner
Hearvily
Constitutional Amendments and Campaign Activity in 1908
Voters are urged to study eight proposed constitutional amendments using distributed pamphlets prepared by a non partisan committee. Democratic leaders including David A. Ball and Governor Folk urge support for all candidates, while Judge Wallace is criticized for not backing the ticket. The Tripp County land registration begins and runs to October 17 with about 150,000 applicants expected. Woodmen of the World from Rich Hill unveil a monument in Oak Hill cemetery, and Gov. Falk schedules Bates County appearances on October 19. Austin Mondy of Adrian dies after a long illness, leaving a widow and foster daughter, with funeral at Crescent Hill.
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Lryan
Newark
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
David A. Ball
Cowherd
Folk
Witten
Jas. H. Douglasa
Oak Hill Cemetery
Butler
Rich Hill
Falk
Bates County
Governor Falk
Adrian
M. Butler
Rich
Austin Mondy
Tusday
Cresent Hill
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