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Suppression of Truth in Missouri Election Contests
A sprawling 1901 editorial argues that Folk and allied candidates used courts to suppress election fraud findings in Missouri. It details fraudulent votes in St Louis Butler district, calls for open ballot recounts, cites rights to inspect ballots, and claims a coordinated effort by Polk and supporters to hide the truth and block investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett W. Folk
Elrcult
St Louis
Traudy
Folk
Jin Butler
Polk
Minsouri
Conelwalwoly
Jim Stutler
Crandidate
Ruther
Tudor
Potk
Danmor
Butler
Juan Falrls
United States
Ile Pub'toana
Weil
Howe
Juellen
Holtran
Jia Boaters
Sern
Supreme Court
J . Mon
Maquil- Hien
Fol K
James J. Tutler
Congress
MecQuiilan
Wethern
Ian
BRUR
Horton
Thia
Twentiet
Twentefirat
Mather
McQuillan
Falk
Che
Laine
Bathe
Red
S&s
Louin Heonblie
Fotis
Kol
Dbothet Thome
Dotter
Poole
Chester H. Krom
Democrat
St Loate Iver
James HH Cronin
Cronn
Cronin
Eny
Krum
Ely
Butlers
Pom Cress
Olrowit Storney
Hanecerk
Elroult
Funkhouser
Gerard Strode
Circuit Court
City of
St. Louis
McBurney
Bonnet
Thi
o@naik
Autler
Staula
Odes E ¢. Bland
Horton Butler
Judie Bloanil
Jwerkon Club
Neahit Inn
Jefferson Club
Missouri
Brace
MacFarlane
Robinson Joninson
Barclay
McCurdy
Lakford
Gebbart
Publc
Spencer
The
Republic
Law
Hancock
G. A. Pinkelnburg
W. E. Fisse
Clinton Rowal
MacQuillan
Marshall
Rex
Bar
the Election Commission
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