Democratic Ticket Lineup for State and National Officers
The ticket lists William J. Bryan for President with John W. Kern for Vice President, and William Cowherd as Governor with William R. Painter as Lieutenant Governor. It names Cornelia Beach as Secretary of State, John Porton as State Auditor, James Cowgill as State Treasurer, Elliott W. Major as Attorney General, Jobs A. Knott as Commissioner, Walter W. Graves as Supreme Court Judge, James Ellison as Court of Appeals Judge, David DeArmond for Congress, Lawrence M. Grimth as Representative, I.8 Paddock as North District Judge, Addison D. Hyde as South District Judge, Wait B. Dawson as Prosecuting Attorney, William J. Bullock as Sheriff, Sam L. Coleman as Treasurer, John H. Etter as Surveyor, John C. Hayma as Public Administrator, and Charles A. Look as Coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
William Cowherd
Licut
William R. Painter
Corneliia Beach
John P Orton
James Cowgill
Atorney
Elliott W. Major
BR. R. Commisoner
Jobs A. Knott
Supreme Court
Walter W. Graves
K. — Court Appeale
James Ellison
Congress
David DeArmond
Lawrence M. Grim
Hadley Under Fire Over Missouri Attorney General Tenure
Critics accuse Missouri Attorney General Hadley of self promotion through a large press bureau run with Rush C. Lake and Frank Blake, claiming the office spent more state funds and salaries than prior holders. They demand proof of cash in the treasury and tangible results, warning voters not to be swayed by flashy headlines in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Missouri
Repubean Party
Rush C. Lake
Frank Blake
Chese
Missour
Democratic push for bank depositors protection sparks Bates county accord
A Bates county political summary notes Democrats favor a law requiring banks to secure and safeguard depositors, framing wildcat banking as harmful. It accuses Republican papers of bias over Cowherd support and claims two wards backed Ball while two others did as well. Democrats vow unity to defeat the Fetes sanaty slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Mr. Ball
Bates County
Bates
Teubm
Democratic Party
Democratic fund drive appeal urges common people support
A Times notice appeals to voters to donate to the Bryan campaign, arguing trusts and corporations buy influence. It urges every Democrat to contribute according to ability, promising free delivery to the national committee treasury and claiming national success will benefit all.
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Democratic Party
Aryan Ie
Bryan
the Times
National
Nasional Committee
Extracts From Bryan Speech Advocating Guaranty Law
The excerpt argues that a guaranty law will protect depositors by ensuring bank deposits are safe at all times. It cites Taft and Republican opposition, warns against excessive loans by bank officials, and asserts mutual responsibility among banks to strengthen regulation and security for depositors and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Butler School District Boundaries Established
The boundary lines of the Butler School Districts are established along city streets from Delaware Street south to the city boundary, then north to Ohio, east to Main, north to Pine, east to Lyon, north to Pleasant, east to Charlestown, and north to the northern city line. Areas east and south form the Westend Washington district, while areas west and south form the Washington district. land between the two lines forms the Webster district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Delaware Street
Ohio
Main
Pine
Lyon
Pleasant
Charlestown
Fulton Street
Scott
Water
Maple
Harrigan
High
Washington
Wabster
Boy Fractures Leg As Wagon Throws Him Near School
Raymond Schuster, 14, was thrown from a wagon beside the Hot Water schoolhouse while traveling to Butler with his father Geo. Schuster. The mule team panicked, forcing Mr. Schuster to carry his son into Butler where the right leg fracture was set. They returned home in a livery rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Geo. Schuster
Butler
Mr. Schuster
Tie Son
Amoret Post
Democratic State Committee Endorses Slate At St Louis Meeting
Resolutions from a joint Democratic State Committee and Democratic nominees meeting in St Louis address criticisms of primary ballot integrity. They deny fraud claims, declare a united slate endorsements, and emphasize secrecy of individual voters. The document asserts full alignment across the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Bush
Moamgie
Andividasa
House For Sale In West Butler Area
Brief classified item noting a four room house for sale in West Butler. Price listed as 400 dollars. Contact W. T. Coxe.
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West
Butle
W. T. Coxe
New Bridge Completed Over Willow Branch
A. Sunquist reported the Willow branch bridge east of town is finished and among the county’s finest. It spans 32 feet with abutments of rock below the creek bed and three concrete columns on either side. The floor is claimed to be exceptionally sturdy for generations.
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Willow Branch
Amsterdam
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Butler Weekly Times
JD. Alley
Butler, Mo
Esoud
Iass
Democratic
Wildcat Banking
National Banka
Bank Corporation
Taft
Walker-Mckibben’s
Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes
Forse Il
Arnold
A. Sunquist
Serosa
REGAL
Hiram Nichols
House of Better Shoes
Nevada
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