Waroney resigns from police board. reappointed to election board
Andrew Waroney leaves the police commissioners, then is reappointed to the board of election commissioners for EG Louis. The statehood question surfaces in the senate again Tuesday as political maneuvering continues amid platform and revenue debates.
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Andrew Waroney
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Election Commissioners
EG. Louis
Senate
Foraker
Police Commissioners of
St. Louis
Kieley
Missouri and national politics mix with crises and planks
A jumble of political notes mentions Jobo J Rockefeller avoiding Europe, state conventions backing Bryan in 1908, Missouri Democratic platform praised, Judge Evans seeking a younger campaign manager, Bonaparte banning Japanese sailors, Big Tim Sullivan praising Bryan, Coburn as Kansas senator pick, and local plans to build a county infirmary. Also reports on Springfield lynching indictments, Kentucky judge case delays, San Francisco earthquakes, and state primaries debated.
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Judge Evans
State Committee
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Hargis
Mountain
Francis praises Bryan and warns radicals at state convention
The speech argues the new convention plan hides drawbacks, commends Francis for embracing Bryan as the party’s most conservative competent leader, and dismisses Roosevelt as a supposed fraud. It also notes the Commercial Club of Kansas City plans a $300,000 steamboat line between St Louis and Kansas City to boost river commerce and rail-rate accountability, while praising a visiting American leader’s worldwide reception and loyalty to liberty.
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Mr. Francis
Hearst
Bryan
Francis
Dave Ball
Roosevelt
Commercial Club of
Kansas City
St Louis
Congress
Francis Signals Unity At Missouri Democratic Convention
Ex Governor D R Francis told the Missouri Democratic State Convention in Jefferson City that party divisions have dissolved and urged full support for the national nominee. He praised the conservative and radical wings for uniting in 1904 and stressed the importance of backing the chosen standard bearer despite past differences.
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D. R. Francis
Jefferson City
Missouri
Democracy
Democratic Party
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Coasi
Editorial on Lexington commence ment visit to Christian Advocate
Dr Woods recounts a Lexington visit for a college commencement praising faculty leadership and campus progress. The piece notes orderly operations, harmonious management, and a strong outlook for the school aided by Wentworth Academy and the new Morrell auditorium. An admittance of duty and responsibility accompanies the vivid campus scene before readers. Kodol for dyspepsia is advertised by Crenshaw and Young, claiming stomach rest and digestion support.
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Woods
Christian Advocate
Woods Enya
Lexington
Smith
Shelton
Maorre
Msi
Wentworth Military Academy
Controversy Over Law and Order in Lexington
The Higginsville Jeffersonian notes a shift in stance from criticizing local controls to asserting there is no law or order in Lexington. The piece suggests the dispute may align with the paper's aims, reflecting ongoing political or social contention in the town.
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Lexington
Whites Dream Wormifuge ad for infant worm treatment
A mother care tip promotes Whites Dream Wormifuge to treat worms in babies. It claims feverish, unsettled infants may have worms and this remedy can help in a mild pleasant way. Price 26 cents, sold by Crenshaw & Young.
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Will Eco
Crenshaw & Young
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