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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary relic of 1904 era dispute features claims against Circuit Attorney Han and GOP officials. The text alleges improper registration practices, election interference, and calls for accountability, naming multiple political figures and committees in a heated public debate amid St Louis politics.
Fragmented October coverage from a Democratic paper portrays John R McCarthy of the Twentythind ward as a central figure in factional strife within the party’s local structure. It notes claims he leads a faction aligned with Ed Butler and Harry Hawes, while debate centers on control of election machinery and the role of city officials in the Jefferson City convention.
A Missouri urging readers to vote Republican on November 8 for Theodore Roosevelt and Cyrus P. Walbridge. The piece claims Democratic machine fraud in St. Louis, denounces Folk, Hawes, and Butler, and calls for honest elections, full participation, and strong GOP results statewide.
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