Joseph W Folk and Missouri reform clash unfolds
A lengthy partisan exposé from Democratic sources targets Joseph W Folk, accusing him of duplicity on home rule and police politics. The document, drawn from St Louis Republic reports, argues Folk courted lobbyists, would not truly back local self government, and faces a party convention fight over city autonomy and election reform.
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St Louis politcal letter calls for honest election aid
Sterling P Bond writes Gov Dockery urging protection of voters and police reform after threats and intimidation in registration and elections. He condemns police complicity, cites March 12 1904 violence, and warns citizens may take action if ballot fraud and violence persist. Bond appeals for trustworthy leaders to ensure fair ballot boxes and calls for fraud investigation.
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No Mixed Schools Claim Sparks Missouri Debate
The piece argues against Folk supporters who claim Walbridge would force mixed public schools, noting Missouri's constitution forbids such a system. It recalls Republican ties to public education, contrasts past opposition, and cites figures like Folk, Hawes, and Crow, questioning Folk’s stance and potential election day outcomes.
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