30 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
1
Gov. and Mrs. Hadley will retreat to a family farm for the summer, maintaining civic duties remotely while managing farm work and seasonal chores. The arrangement emphasizes a quiet rural retreat and continued public service from a farm setting.
Jefferson City June 27 Special to the Herald Governor Hadley and Mrs Hadley return from Indiana and Kentucky and begin preparations for a summer home on his farm The focus is on proposed constitutional amendments including re districting the state with a petition signed by voters in every congressional district The campaign aims to push adoption on the November ballot while noting past gerrymandering and Democratic support through the state
A summary of a legislative session notes prosperity and progress as numerous bills are enacted. The report highlights key measures, the pace of lawmaking, and the outlook for governance.
Washington reports that three key Republican issues will shape the coming campaign. Tariff and railroad laws, plus postal savings, are cited as proving administration gains, with deficits shrinking and employment rising since tariff changes last August. Presidents Taft’s administration is praised for efficiency and unity across departments, promising a strong GOP case to voters.
Closing hours of the session intensify as Representative Crow leads an effort to pass a Missouri measure preventing manufacturers from boycotting retailers over prices. Retailers nationwide press for action while critics deem the venture unlikely to succeed. The piece also notes Frank Glynn at the Sweet Pea Fair and comments on Detectives in professional Borrowing.
Fred McGuire reports aboard New Orleans describing a voyage from Yokohama to Woosung and Shanghia, weather, ship mishaps, train rides, and life ashore. He notes volcano views, Chinese travel methods, markets, currency, and the Yangtse currents while predicting a two to three week camp near Han Kow and a June arrival in Nai Japan. He also lists a baseball win over Tokyo University with the fleet eager for future games.
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