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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
4
Taft veto pen ready for national legislation emergency
The passage notes President Taft has a veto pen ready for emergencies in Congress as Victor Berger of Milwaukee becomes a focal new figure in the Sixty-Second Congress and Captain Ben W. Hooper, elected governor of Tennessee, marks a break in the solid south for 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Ben W. Hooper
Tennessee
Bob Taylor
South
1912
Caleb Powers Elected to Congress Amid Goebel Case
Caleb Powers, previously convicted three times for complicity in Governor Goebel’s killing, with two death sentences and one life term, wins election to Kentucky’s congress, highlighting a dramatic turnaround in a historic political saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Congress
Kentucky
Victor Berger Elected First Socialist to Congress
The Socialists achieved a historic gain electing Victor L. Berger of Milwaukee to the National House, marking the first time a member of their party will sit in Congress and claim a place in national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National House
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Taxation and revenue focus shapes 1912 Republican campaign
The Republican State campaign of 1912 has begun and before the year starts the public will learn more about state taxation, revenue and development than Democratic leaders want them to know.
Eleven Constitutional Amendments Lose On Tuesday
Eleven proposed amendments fell to defeat amid fear of error on the Tenth and a rush to mark yes on all items to express views on prohibition.
Republicans Run Clean Campaign in Missouri 1909
The Missouri Republican campaign describes a spotless election effort by party newspapers starting in January 1909 and culminating with State Committee speakers and literature from September 15 to November 7. It asserts the result will improve politics for years, fostering cleaner governance and public-spirited policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
State Committee
After Election Returns County Defeats Democratic Ticket
The piece notes the election is over and the Republican majority carried the county, defeating the Democratic ticket. It remarks on minor disagreements as expected in campaigns and commends both victors and vanquished for a civil, old time campaign, urging memory of the majority voice.
A Clean Campaign in Missouri Defends Honest Victory
A historical defense of the Republican campaign in Missouri, praising its honesty and restraint while condemning Democratic tactics led by Joe Shannon and aligned with Wm. H. Phelps. The piece lauds Governor Hadley and Herbert S. Hadley, crediting the 1910 efforts with strengthening Republican resolve and state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Joe Shannon
Wm. H. Phelps
West
Hadley
Roosevelt
Herbert S. Hadley
Sentinel rises from Cape Girardeau press revival
The Sentinel debuts as a Democratic paper, resurrected from the Cape Girardeau Progress, led by Bilbrey and Phelan. Editors and mechanics promise a strong start and sincere wishes for success. The new publication aligns with Democratic politics.
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Cape Girardeau
The
Sentinel
Bilbrey
Phelan
Political Prophets Aston ished by Returns in Several States
Election results show a Democratic tidal wave reshaping national and state offices. Key outcomes include a first Democratic House since 1882, Champ Clark poised as speaker candidate, Socialists enter Congress with Victor Berger, and widespread legislative shifts in Indiana New York Ohio Missouri and Nebraska with wets voting in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National House of Representatives
Congress
National House
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Champ Clark
Missouri
Treatay
Illnois
United States Congress
Dix
Stimson
New York
Harmon
Ohio
Fore
Draper
Massachusettes
Michigan
Osborn
Hooper
Fuston
Tennessee
Bob Taylor
Reed 10 Senate from Missouri claims and losses
James A. Reed of Kansas City won the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate over J M Francis by about 13 000 votes Prohibition failed by at least 150 000 and the Democrats gained at least one Congress seat The Legislature is expected to be Democratic on joint ballot with Reed set to succeed Warner in Missouri’s Senate The note lists forthcoming Congress members and district party results
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
James A. Reed
Kansas City
United States Senate
J. Fh. Francis
Prohibition
Morris
Republican State Committee
Reed
Warner John C. McKinley
Centenant
Missouri
United States
Nathan Frank
St. Louie
Tener in Pennsylvania and Utah Legislature Results
Pittsburg reports Tener wins Pennsylvania governor race by an estimated 60 000 plurality over Democratic candidate Grim. Western Pennsylvania backed Tener while Philadelphia and eastern points offset partly. Utah Republicans win 12 seats in Salt Lake City securing a GOP majority and a standout senator to replace Sutherland. American Party carried Salt Lake by about 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Tener
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Sutherland
Thre Elty
Minnesota Republicans Win in State Ticket Victory
Bt. Paul Minn Nov 10 Minnesota Republicans elected a complete state ticket and indications point to eight Republicans and one Democrat sent to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Paul, Min
Minnesota
Congress
South Dakota Vote Estimates Favor GOP in Governor Race
Mitchell South Dakota November reports indicate Republicans lead in the governor race with an estimated 165000 majority. Congressional candidates also run ahead of the governor with strong early returns and party momentum shaping the election day outlook.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Versiy
Veroy
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