Enforcing the Law in Missouri Rail Strikes
The article recalls Governor William J. Stone's handling of the 184 railroad strike in Missouri. He resisted militia use, relying on civil authorities and state officials, ultimately maintaining order with no lives lost. It contrasts his approach with other states and notes the political support for Cowherd in Missouri's Democratic primary.
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William J. Stone
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Alabama
United States
Missouri
Moberly
Springfield
Thayer
Slater
Bird's Point
Kansas City
St. Louis
William J. Store
Paeire Mier
Ory
Missourt
Missouri National Guard
Cassville
Cowherd Pledges Democratic Unity at Kirksville Speech
In Kirksville on April 25 at the Adair County Democratic Convention James Cowherd urged harmony among Missouri Democrats in the gubernatorial primary. He pledged to support whatever nominee wins and to avoid actions that would hinder any candidate’s November election. The speech urged a thorough canvass and unity after a long primary fight.
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Missouri
Kirksville
Adair County
James
Cowherd
Eee
Wernorship
New York World Endorses Bryan in Surprise Editorial
The New York World declares its support for William Jennings Bryan in November, stating it will do all in its power to carry New York state. It cites Bryan’s growth, criticizes Taft and Roosevelt, and argues Bryan offers broader leadership and a check on predatory wealth, marking a new alliance for Bryan in New York City.
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New York World
Bryan
New York State
New York City
Empire State
Taft
Roosevelt
Tafti
Citzen
Political recall and looming Senate race in Missouri headlines
The piece recalls the 1904 primary wars in St Louis, the Folk administration, and reforms. It notes backlash against alleged election fraud and corruption, mentions Judge Wallace and Senator Stone, and shifts to Missouri football optimism in Columbia and Lawrence as the Tigers prepare to face Kansas.
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St. Louis
Joseph W. Folk
Old State
Joe Folk
Hantsville
Judge Wallace
Stone
Richmond
Wallace
Judge Wallac
Senate
Glasgow Missourian
Columbia
Tigers
Kansas Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Jawhawkers
Missouri University
Bates County
Price-based Hauling Services Notice
See as for Prices we are prepared to do all Kind of hauling on abort notice relict merchandise morning and evening Planow handled with care Caldwell Datever Conte Phones 042 278 or 278.
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Caldwell
Miss Caluin Loomis Teaches Lana Omish in Studio
Fragmentary report notes Miss Caluin Loomis teaching Lana Omish at a studio as Kevin September International is mentioned. References to Loom and SMeland Tove imply a domestic setting with Leaington Dour Liven and Bird Pictures for a Sunday School picnic now on sale at the ig Shepp Bates.
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Caluin Loomis
Lana Omish
Kevins
C. W. Loom
Smeland Tove
Leaington Dour
Bird
Ig Shepp Bates
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Che
Mria
Ball
Stapela
Cowher
Cowhar
Democracy of
Ife
The
Kansas City Post
Kansas City, Missouri
Bowl Farm
Wilson Brothers
Haerle Building
Lexington
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
ST. Joseph
Memphis
New York
A. S. Loomis
Lexington, MO
Niagara Falls
Ss. A. Vermillion
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Higginsville, Mo
D. Bowes
Toledo, St. Louis, & Western
Toledo
St. Louis & Western
Ile
Chas. W. Loomis
Bell & Greer
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