Announcements for Lafayette County Democratic Primary
A list of authorized candidate announcements for Lafayette County offices subject to the Democratic primary on Tuesday August 4. Names include Jameer P. Chinn for State Senator, Frank Bowman for Representative, J B Christie for Representative, Charles K Mitchell for Sheriff, W A Waddell for Sheriff, Winifred Peacock for Sheriff, George Sullivan for Mayor, G C Marquis for Assessor, Kern Abaca for Prosecuting Attorney, and Kate Summond for Treasurer.
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Jameer P. Chinn
Democratic Party
Bowman
Representa Uve
Wourt Quthirtend
W. A. Waddell
Sherif
Lalayetor
Prima Y Elation
Peacock
Lafayette
G.C. Marquis Ues
Annodsot
Lafayette County
Kern
Weare
Kate Vaummond
Don Condidate
Trenacrer
Fragmented political musings drift through mixed Omaha notes
The passage weaves disjointed remarks about Stapes stickers Kern whiskers Sherwin brands fly attraction and various political figures. It references Governor John Johnson Senator Stone and a county fair, plus stray comments on politics, labor disputes, and local life without a clear single event or outcome.
Louisiana Hears Folk Chants Amid Saline County Race Buzz
The piece notes Republican superstition as the main counter to candidates amid national conditions. It cites a chaotic voter choice method and praises Marshall for organizing the Stone meeting, which boosted Saline County’s profile. Locally Ball headquarters show no senatorial interest, yet residents of Louisiana City back Folk.
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Ball
Louisiana
Suspicion Rises as Taft and Bryan Await Nominations
Neither Mr. Taft nor Mr. Bryan has been notified of his nomination, and each man harbors suspicions while deferment of an extemporaneous acceptance speech is anticipated.
Presidential election mood quoted in senate analysis
The passage argues that a Democratic victory in the presidential race and Congress would depress business briefly, mainly affecting trust magnates. It notes Bryants’s satisfaction with Denver and Taft’s joy over Chicago's outcome, labeling the presidential candidates as optimistic about the results.
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Congress
Bryants
Denver
Taft
Chicago
Missouri candidates favor local option over statewide ban
The discussion centers on liquor policy in Missouri where gubernatorial and Senate hopefuls back local option rather than statewide prohibition. Reportedly, all candidates enjoy an occasional drink, highlighting a pragmatic stance on alcohol regulation.
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Missouri
Sympathy or competence in selecting public leaders
The remark questions whether voting from sympathy is acceptable while doubting a candidate who failed in private enterprise. It weighs the balance between public trust and private success as a measure of fitness for office.
The St. Louis Republic Marks Its 100th Anniversary
The St. Louis Republic celebrated its centennial Sunday by issuing the largest and most attractive edition ever received at this office. The paper is praised as excellent in every respect and merits its success, with glowing congratulations from the Ex-TELLIGENCER.
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St. Louis Republic
West
The
Republic
Extelligencer
Cowher Supporters Face Attacks on Ball in Primaries
The XTHLUIGENCRR endorses Cowher, praises his high principles and integrity, and will work to save his nomination. It criticizes villification of Ball as unnecessary, while awaiting Missouri direct primary results and noting Lafayette County Democratic contests have historically favored party nominees.
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Cowher
Ball
Hall
Missouri
Polithelais
Lafayette
Femanton
Political Bard Drafts Rhyme for Kern and Bryan
A playful protest in verse notes Kern and Bryan as headliners this season. It suggests their impact will unsettle Theodore and provoke a surprised reaction, ending with a light exclamation.
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Kern
Mit ‘Ell
Bryan
Theodore
Denver Convention Dazes Republican Editors
The Denver convention dazes Republican editors as they strike at the candidates and platform in a weak, mild way. They lack directness and strength in their blows while facing a strong Democratic ticket and platform they cannot yet assail effectively. The convention seems to have mocked the wind out of them.
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Denver
Missouri Campaign Contrast in Stone and Folk Speeches
The piece compares Governor Folk and Senator Stone during Missouri senatorial campaigning. Folk touts personal reform of Missouri with self-praising rhetoric, while Stone emphasizes Democratic principles, cites national affairs insight, and appeals to voters with a selfless, principled stance. Stone is projected as a strong force to restore Missouri to Democratic prominence.
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Senator Stone
Folk
United States
Missouri
Union
Stone
Senate
Bryan and Taft Views on Presidency in Collier's Weekly
The article contrasts Mr Bryan and Mr Taft on the presidency. Taft praises the office as great while Bryan argues the president's power is often overestimated. It notes Roosevelt's monarchlike conduct and suggests Taft would similarly act without seeking advice.
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Bryan
Mr. Taft
Collier's Weekily
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Flo
Cowherd Victory Seen As Missouri Nomination Likely
The Kansas City Post reports strong, nationwide gains for William Cowherd in Missouri Democratic primary polls. From Atchison to Pemiscot and Clark to McDonald, Cowherd appears favored in rural areas and St. Louis, with rivals’ support softening. Local observers predict Cowherd will secure the party nomination after primary day.
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William $.Cowherd
Missouri
Kansas
Stapel
St. Louis
St.Louis
Cowherd
The
Kansas City Post
Guartof Olives Market Listing at Low Price
Market note lists olives offered by Jos T. Long Cad Groter at zero cents per jar. Jars described as mason, with emphasis on bulk pricing and limited stock. Local buyers urged to act quickly to secure the deal before supplies run out.
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Jos T. Long
Cad Groter
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