Prohibition politics and liquor deal claims across states
A Kansas City German paper asserts pre election deals between Gov Morrill and Missouri liquor dealers and gambling interests, paying $600 to C L Maltby. It questions Morrill’s stance on prohibition, cites church membership surveys, and notes support for Morton as a presidency candidate, while quoting multiple regional papers with critical views.
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Kansas States Zeitung
Kansas City
Kan
Mortill
Missouri
Becker
Status Zeitung
I. N. Morrill
Gamling
Kat
C. L. Maltby
Morrill
Kansas
Horton
National Viewers' Association
Dougherty
Keansas City
New England Town Meeting An Old Democracy Explored
The article explains New England town meetings as a historic form of direct democracy shaping local government. It discusses town versus township distinctions, village centers, and the spread of the initiative and referendum to larger districts, with notes on the educational value and the roles of selectmen and constables. It cites Jol Fiske and W. D. McCracken and includes observations on a Brown University lecture.
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New England
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Bristol
Arlington
Cranston
Greenwich
Jol Fiske
Athens
Rome
Mr. Fiske
Mngland
Ashby
Fiske
King
W. D. McCracken
Smith
Jones
Commonwealth
McCracken
Brown University
Populistic leanings questioned in Martin mortgage ruling
The Ottawa Journal and The Mirror critique Chief Justice Martin as Populistic in nature, noting his prior shift from the Republican party. They argue he rules by law rather than party, while others deride the decision and anticipate voter reaction at the next election.
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Republican Party
Olathe Mirror
Ottawa Journal
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