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EW Candidate for Probate Court Second Term
Announcement that EW seeks reelection to Probate Court in a second term, subject to Republican voters at the Primary election on August 2, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Till
Congress
14Th Congressional
Charles A. Crow
14Th Congress
Edward Willer
Cape Girardeau County
J. Frank Caldwell
G. F. Seimers
Fred Hoyert
Gece
Cape Giraru County
Dick) Hoffmeister
Hen E. Masters
Circuit Court
Warren L.mabrey
Charles Sievers
Martin L
August KA
Browning
Byrd Township
Ody
Robert M. Sawyer
Political Power Grasp Claimed Over State
Democratic leaders and politicians held this state in their grasp so long they cannot realize it does not belong to them.
Missouri voters weigh party nominees under direct power law
Missouri voters near the vote on party nominees confront a state where initiative and referendum empower direct government. Democratic officials warning that those who trifle with the power will be crushed, reflecting a spirit seen across counties as the constitutionally-backed reform broadens citizen control.
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Missouri
Missouri Spirit
Democratic fear drives attack on initiative law
Democratic party leaders oppose the initiative law fearing the proposed constitutional amendment would strip them of the power to preserve a Democratic majority in the State Senate.
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Senate
Republicans Trust in People Law Sparks Constitutional Faith
Republicans argue the people hold the sacred law allowing constitutional change and direct laws by vote. The only interference cited came from two Democratic State officials whose prerogatives were to be curtailed.
Eleven Die in Fort Monroe Gun Practice Accident
Eleven men were killed and five injured at Fort Monroe Virginia when a full service charge of powder exploded during twelve inch gun practice. The victims belonged to the 69th Company Coast Artillery and the tragedy was marked by mangled remains. The incident prompted a national focus on military training safety and gun handling.
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Fort Monroe
69Th Company
Coast Artillery
House Bills and Senate Schemers in Political Gridlock
The text argues House members easily defeat bills and use harmless amendments to return senate bills to the Senate schemers. It claims the state senate stays under control as long as honest Democrats join with party colleagues. It suggests voting for Republican nominees in close districts to break control and notes a constitutional amendment for fair redrawing as the people’s remedy.
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House
Senate
Battle over Falk allies tops Kansas City deal tale
Son V Stephens accused Vandiver of ugly remarks regarding former Governor Falk. Falk Democrats claim a January Kansas City agreement to sideline Falk in the senatorial race in exchange for a promised presidential endorsement. Vandiver and anti Folk leaders dispute the deal and oppose endorsing him.
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V. Stephens
W. D. Vandiver
Falk
Kansas City
Vandiver
Senate
The Dairy Industry Importance and Progress
The last year book shows 21 720 000 milking cows in the United States worth 702 945 000. These cows produce about 1 000 000 000 annually in dairy products. Dairying supports soil fertility via barnyard manure and under modern creameries has improved butter quality and farm life. Growth relies on better agriculture, soil improvement, and expanding production for rural prosperity.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
For Sale Jackson Mo 55 Acre Farm With Water And Orchards
Investor notice sells 55 acre farm adjoining Jackson city limits with house two barns three springs year round running water two orchards a grape arbor and fruit. Ten minutes from city center good title abstract current owner moving to St Louis. Apply to Mrs J W Fulenwider Jackson Mo Box 24.
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Jackson
St. Louis
J. W. Fulenwider
Sale of Herald printing plant at public auction
Notice states the Herald plant, a complete country newspaper outfit with about 1200 subscriptions, is offered for private sale and, if not sold, will be auctioned at the company office in Jackson Missouri on Saturday July 30 1910 for cash. Inspection invited. details from Albert Spradling or Fred Goyert, Jackson MO.
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Herald Plant
Jackson
Albert Spradling
Fred. Goyert
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