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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1906

Page

4

Congressional pay for absent lawmakers urged by Gaires

Representative Gaires of Tennessee introduces a bill to withhold congressmen salaries for absence. Admiral Dewey cites navy decay, urging at least three new ships annually. California Oregon Idaho Utah seek exclusion of Japanese, mirroring Chinese laws. Bryan backs Oklahoma initiative and referendum. Oklahoma constitutional convention advances to a bill of rights. National Civic Federation speeches discuss inheritance tax, fortunes, and reforms. Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners proposes speeding up court adjudication of their orders.

Congress California Oregon Idaho Utah Pacific Coast National Civic Federation New York Garoefile M.E Ingalls Big Four Railroad Civic Federation Hepburn Inn Ing State Board of Railroad and Warehouse O Commissioners Laet

Speer proposes banking department reorganization bill

Osage county representative A A Speer will introduce a bill to separate banking from state, creating a banking bureau led by a governor appointed head and expanding examiners. The aim is to raise office efficiency and public impression of the department’s work.

A. A. Speer Osage County Banking Department Department of State Bureau of Banking

Political Winds Stir Gubernatorial Talk in Mexico Ledger

Bob White reports on potential gubernatorial contenders including Hon Bri. W Stephens and Judge Gantt. The piece notes early public support for several figures, warns against pressing favorites, and suggests upcoming legislative shifts may influence the Democratic nomination. Folk’s split with Phelps and Shannon could realign power, with Cowherd viewed as a feasible nominee if available.

Bob White Mexico Bri. W Stephens Manfely Stephens Judge Gantt Phelps Shannon Stone Beckham Kentucky

Local Residents Visit Recently and Return Home

J. W. Garehart of near Wellington was here Wednesday. H W. McNeal returned from Warsawburg Thursday evening after a brief business stay there.

J. W. Garehart Wellington H W. McNeal Warsogburg

Local residents visit Lexington and area towns

A. T. Mahoney of Wellington was in this city on business Thursday. Lee Robinson from the Greenton neighborhood was in Lexington Wednesday. J.B. Weadin of Sopris, Oot, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weedin.

A. T. Mahoney Wellington Lee Robinson Greenton Lexington J.B. Weadin Sopris Mr. and Jas, Weedin

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