How Amendments Are Adopted in Missouri
The Missouri constitution has seen forty three amendments sent to voters since 1875, with twenty two adopted and twenty one rejected. The average support among both sides was 42.79 percent. An amendment passes by a simple majority of votes cast for or against it, not a majority of all voters. In principle, 700,000 may vote for Supreme Judge while only 500,000 vote on amendments. if 251,000 of those 500,000 support an amendment, it passes.
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Missouri
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Hadley’s Budget Compared With Democratic Critics
Critics accuse Governor Hadley of high costs while opponents overlook that every state payout by his order was approved by a Democratic Senate on standard estimates. The debate notes that the state has gained more substantial benefits from Hadley’s expenditures.
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Hadley
Senate
Democratic governors travel habits mocked by critics
Democratic politicians note that governors often paid their own travel when away from their state, while the joke persists that they rarely left state as they were not in demand beyond local circles.
Traveling men back Amendment No 5 for new capitol
The traveling men of the state, always wide awake and enterprising, are practically all in favor of Amendment No. 5 which provides for a new capitol.
New Oil Inspection Law Yields $107440.98 From 1909 to 1910
Under the new law for the inspection of petroleum oils the state received in cash from August 16, 1909 to October 1, 1910 the sum of $107,440.98, a small percentage of which was paid out for the expense of collection.
Democratic complaining style in Missouri politics
The piece skewers Missouri political discourse as Democratic leaders claim extravagance by Governor Hadley and Republicans. It notes alleged German Democratic support, a state-paid official chosen for railroad and warehouse duties, and a Senate House agreement on funds for a governor’s team.
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Hadley
Surry
Missouri
Sudden Death of Chief Justice Fox Shocks State
Chief Justice James D. Fox of the Supreme Court died unexpectedly. A longtime Democrat, he was known for genial manners and bipartisan moderation. He planned to seek the Democratic nomination for governor in 1912 and had served on the court since 1902 for a ten year term.
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James D. Fox
Supreme Court
Appointed Judges for the 1910 General Election by Precincts
The article lists individuals named as judges for the general election on the Sunday in November 1910. Friedheim Precinct names: F J Tuschhoff W F Sewing E E Middleton Michael Schemmel Frank Laurentius J H Crites. Appelton Precinct names: Henry W Shoults Ernest Rudert G A Schaefer John Ponder James Penny M L Smith. Oak Ridge Precinct names: Louis Engler Henry D Bruihl W H Tacke Jas W Smith P C Clippard C O Snider. Daisy Precinct names: F J Tacke H J Hahs Henry Freese G C Kinder Thos B Crites D M Wills. Byrd Township Court House Precinct: J M Randol A W Kerstner Wm Engelman T D Hines Wilson LaPierre Elem Russell. Turner Hall Precinct: J G Kies David B Hays John W A Meyer Sam D Williams Chas Daley Chas Boehme. Cape Girardeau Township Court House Precinct: J L Miller H C Phelps Arthur Waterling John Powers Geo W Patton R B Andrews Schultz Precinct: Aug Brunkhorst W J Meyer Albright Walther R B Oliver Jr L Landgraf F M Williams Jy
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Friedheim
F. J. Tuschhoff
W. F. Sewing
E. E. Middleton
Michael Schemmel
Frank Laurentius
J. H. Crites
Appelton
Henry W. Shoults
Ernest Rudert
G. A. Schaefer
John Ponder
James Penny
M. L. Smith
Oak Ridge
Louis Engler
Henry D. Bruihl
W. H. Tacke
Jas. W. Smith
P. C. Clippard
C. 0. Snider
Daisy
F. J. Tacke
H. J. Hahs
Henry Freese
G. C. Kinder
Thos. B. Crites
D. M. Wills
Byrd Township
Court House
J. M. Randol
A. W. Kerstner
Wm. Engelman
T. D. Hines
Wilson LaPierre
Elem Russell
Turner Hall
J. G. Kies
David B. Hays
John W. A. Meyer
Sam D. Williams
Chas, Daley
Chas
Boehme
Cape Girardeau Township
J. L. Miller
H. C. Phelps
Arthur Waterling
John Powers
Geo. W. Patton
R. B. Andrews
Schultz Precinct
Aug
Brunkhorst
W. J. Meyer
Albright Walther
R. B. Oliver, Jr
L. Landgraf
F. M. Williams
Voter Precinct Officials Listed Across Regions
A lengthy roster lists precincts in Steimle Precinect Christ Hirach Park Adams Braun Fris sell Joseph Fuerth and numerous others. Names populate West End, Pecan Grove, Hubble Township, Allenville Dutchtown Whitewater Tilsit Kinder Liberty Random Egypt Mills Brick School House Shawnee Pocahontas New Wells Fruitland Welch Millerville Kurreville precincts with officers including Keller Gross Seimers Lupkes Poe Meitz Ley and many others.
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Steimle
Christ Hirach
Robert Keller
Park H. Adams
F. F. Braun
N. C. Frissell
Joseph F. Fuerth
West End
E. M., Thilenius
A. Dittlinger
Albert Wasterling
Wm. Bleckwendt
John D. Vanderen
H. A. Meystedt
Pecan Grove
Edwin Keller
Alvin E. Feuerhahn
Arnold Geiser
Henry Schwepker
Frank Kinder
Giboney Houck
Hubble Township
Gordonville
Christ Gross
W. C. Seimers
M. H. Lupkes
W. S. Poe
W. C. Medley
Oscar O'Neal
Allenville
A. I. Barrett
J. H. Estes
Eli Sanders
Liberty Township
Crump
Fred Wilferth
Wm. Northduft
Christ Grebe
B. L. McCullough
J. L. Barks
Monroe Proffer
Random Township
Egypt Mills
Wm. R. Schwettan
G. W. Schack
Joel P. Nunn
M. E. Hilpert
Wilber Juden
A. A. Deevers
Henry W. Weiss
George Meyer
Henry Wiseman
J. H. Campbell
A. C. Minton
W. J. Armatrong
Shawnee Township
Neely's Landing
R. S. Sides
Henry Froemsdorf
Elihu Hodge
Russell Morton
Jas. Reynolds
Frank Scheinmann
Pocahontas
M. F. Yorn
George Ruppell
B. F. Sides
A. A. Wilson
R. C. Landgraf
J. R. Hope
New Wells
Conner
Jos. Saupe
A. D. Meyr
E. Z. Hitt
Chas. Gerharter
George Brown
Fruitland
Templeton
Guy
P. A. Snider
J. L. Miller
J. B. Probst
Kurreville Precinct
H. M. Kurre
Andrew Bowers
A. J. Martin
H. A. Cramer
James Cobble
Bennett Walker
Taxpayers Notice for Cape Girardeau County 1910 Taxes
Notice to taxpayers of Cape Girardeau County Missouri that the collector will attend specified locations on dates in November 1910 to receive the 1910 tax. Listings include Tilsit Hubble, Burfordville Kinder, Kurreville Whitewater, Millerville Whitewater, Crump Liberty, Whitewater Hubble, Sneed's Store Welch, Allenville Hubble, Dutchtown Hubble, Gordonville Hubble.
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Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Tilsit
Hubble Township
Burfordville
Kinder Township
Kurreville
Whitewater
Millerville
Crump
Liberty Township
Hubble
Sneed's
Welch Township
Allenville
Dutchtown
Gordonville
Political notices and tax collection in Cape Girardeau area
A list of tax collection dates across Apple Creek, Shawnee, Randol and other townships ends with tax payment urgency from Collector Clarence L. Grant. Nearby notices report George Long’s death in 44 years and a fatal switch-engine accident affecting William Teichman. Campaign stops follow with Hon Geo A Hodgman and Republican candidates visiting multiple towns across late October, inviting all citizens to attend.
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William Teichman
Cape
September Births and Deaths Reported
The list records births in September: Dan Brennecke a boy on the 3rd, Arthur Crump a girl on the 7th, H. M. James a boy on the 19th, L. A. Goodwin twin boys on the 21st, M. G. Strong a girl on the 21st, August Bartels a girl on the 25th, and A. T. Smith a girl on the 27th. Deaths noted: D. W. Baugh aged 7 on the 1st, Grace Thorenton aged 6 on the 2nd, L. W. Shaefer aged 10 on the 6th.
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Dan Brennecke
Arthur Crump
H. M. James
L. A. Goodwin
M. G. Strong
August Bartels
A. T. Smith
D. W. Baugh
Grace Thorent
Cole's Original Hot Bieet Heater Ad Summary
An advertisement promotes Cole's Original Hot Stove Heater with steady heat from Friday night to Monday morning. It highlights low overnight fuel costs and quick warming after opening the draft in the morning. Price listed as $129 and up.
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Cole
Lees Cos
Rome
New belts at Bruening and Kerstner Dry Goods Co
The store offers belts described as proper fashion items in patent leather and Persian styles. Bruening and Kerstner Dry Goods Co presents a selection emphasizing quality leather outlines.
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Bruening & Kerstner Dry Goods Co
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