Missouri elects Lon V Stephens as Governor in simple ceremony
At Boonville Missouri on January 13 1909 Lon V Stephens was inaugurated as governor succeeding William J Stone. The oath was administered by Chief Justice Barclay in a simple ceremony with joint session of the legislature and a modest reception planned for the Stephens family and Missouri residents.
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Verrrngen City
Boon
William J. Stone
Missouri
Low West
Charles E. Peers
Warren County
Senate
Lon West Stephens
Elect Stephens
Secretary of State
August H. Bolte
Supreme Court
Ccort
Lancaster, Anderson, Goodykootz
Gray
Avery, Struitt and
Piper
House
Stone
House of Representatives
Supreme Mart
John B. O'Meara
Lon V. Stephens
0. M. Hawkins
Kansas City
Hawkins
Boonville
Indians Appropriation Bill Advances with Cherokee Settlements
The Indian appropriation bill totaling 87.465 million dollars advances after House committee action. It includes provisions for Dawes Commission salaries, 160 acre homesteads for all adults, and treaty ratifications with the Comanche Kiowa Apache and Turtle Mountain Chippewas. Installment payments total 1.5 million over two years and beyond.
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Neacly
Wasuivarox
Nouse Commmates On
Indian Affairs
Sherman
Nee
Chum- Deri
Rapid Cite
Sdl
Dawes Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Flynn
Oklahoma
Turtle Mountain
Senator West Expected Back to Promote Missouri Allies
Senator West returns to Washington as Missouri Democrat nominee for six more years and may help three Missourians tied to the Cleveland administration. He is expected to back David Francis for secretary of the interior and drop opposition to Isaac H. Lyonberger for assistant attorney general, signaling swift confirmations.
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Missouri
Wasmixeros
Dan
West
Washington
Missouri Democracy
Senate
Cleveland
Senate Committee On Finance
David ~ Francis
Interior
Isaac H. Lyonberger
St. Louis
Interior Department
Francis
Leedy Inaugurated Governor Of Kansas In 190? Year
John W. Leedy was sworn in as governor of Kansas while William Morrill retired. The ceremony in Representative Hall featured ex-governors and ex-justices assisting, with Justice David Martin administering the oath. An inaugural program included remarks by Morrill, the oath by Chief Justice Frank Doster, and a public reception and evening program in the Senate chamber and Representative Hall.
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Toreka
Kan
Jao
Morrill
Levy
Representative Hall
Supreme Court
Thomas A. Osborn
G. W. Glick
L. D. Lewelling
J. P. St. John
A. O. Horton
S. A. Kingman
David Martin
John W. Leedy
W. G. Todd
Wichita
Martin
W. E. Bush
W. H. Morris
Superintendent of Public Instruction
William Stryker
D. H. Hefflebower
L. C. Boyle
A. M. Harvey
Leed
Doster
Senate Chamber
John Martin
BY HIS OWN HAND Pinkerton Superintendent Conklin Kills Himself
Thomas G. Conklin, superintendent of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, shot himself in his Berens and Main Street office at 4:35 PM. No clear cause. ill health suspected. In San Francisco negotiations for a powder compact advance prices, with major California and Giant companies reported to be involved.
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Maas Street
Nee
Fereste
Aes Loacher
Sir
Leacher Yaelf
Riteaya
Etore
Éals
W. Smith
Glathirt
Pinkerton
Conklin
Manassa City
Kansas
Crrr
Thomas G. Conklin
Pinkerton National
Ausocia- Saveeh
Berens
Powder Trust
San Francisco
California
Nominees for Populist House officers listed
The Populist caucus nominates W. D. Street for Speaker L. P. Gilpin for chief clerk Louis McKenzie for journal clerk G Stewart for assistant journal clerk F Rouchez for docket clerk Sidney Wood for assistant docket clerk Willisilere berg for assistant sergeant at arms Mrs MacCoy for testmistress A Henderson for assistant postmaster J M Dunmore for sergeant at arms A G Randolph Levi Leat William Haker Ed Leslie Rev A L Winterworth Miss Alice Gregg C A Terrell W H Grow Miss Lou Patton and notes Street born near Zanesville Ohio and long Kansas service. Doolin Gang robbery at Partridge Okla. Debs speaks in Denver.
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TormKa
Kay
Jan
House
W. D. Street
Decatur County
L. P. Gilpin
Lincoln
Louis NcKenzie
Morris
G. Stewart
Colley
F. Rouchez
Cowler
Sidney B. Wood
Wiilusilereberg
Jewell
Mac Co
USSS
A. Il Dcnson
Stafford
J M. Dunmore
Neosho
A. G. Randolph
Lyon
Levi Leat
Cowley
William Haker
Graham
Ed Leslie
Bourbon
Eberly
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Lewelling
Oberlin Herald
Kenneth
Hoxie, Sentinel
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Paula
Brooks
Castel
Hazen
Eresiient
Watkins
A. Herning
Yorid
Laurence National Bank
United States
Deposito Bry
Ces
Europe
Hownrsocr
Alter L. Hewit
Cashler
Re. W. Spare
Tr. E Rernon
TORS
Direc Rowersock
Z. W. Shearr
Haul
Moore
Fra -Balles
F. W. Tarteldes
Glathart
A . d. Whilanis
Wm. T. Sinclair
Mass
Street
Lawrence
Kas
T. W. Hunt
Lawrence, Kansas
Isftok
Russell
aAlloroey
Yarae Laws
Beilding
Law Rewaas
Wright
Venus
Une Ancy
Law Querence Heass
Rath Boome
Idiridive
Onxe Blic
Fawrence
Ile End
Lesmasee
Cermar
Blérides
R. H. _ WHEELER
Swire
Plymouth Rock
Laweexce
No. 6 School House
Kuhn
Massachusetts Street
Cutve Lim
Bayfield
Poland
Macair, Linwood, Leavenworth Co
BEAL
Vermont Street
Lawrence House
Russell & Metcalf Boar
Merchants Bank
Goveror
Tank Fincu
Attair
THE
Indians
Colorado State Senate
Desver
Col
T. H. Malone
Colorado Catholic
Father Malone
Myron W. Reed
Broadway Temple
Oe House
Reed
Denver
Danville
American Tobacco Compens
Saurn McAlxires
Ind
Ter
Tuskshoma
Judge Dukes
Jacob Jackson
Lewis Battiest
London
Sre Anette
U.S
Regie
Ship OF State
Leedy
Stata Omeera
Govarne
Merzitanid
Vereimanies
Kansas Populist Caucus
Doolin Gang
Doolin
Geners
Partridge
Here
Dr. Partridge
Sen
Loas
Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Trades Assembly
Guru, Okla
Thomas Lothren
Morrow
Stillwater
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