Hughes and Fairbanks Should Hughes Run for President
The New York Times critiques the Republican stance. It argues that nominating Theodore Roosevelt would force a clear anti Wilson choice and imply support for war with Germany and in Mexico. It questions Hughes as a candidate and condemns the party for lacking a strong, current program while praising his Americanism and preparedness stance.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Mexico
Hughes
Congress
Germany
Belgium
Lusitania
Wilson
Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hughes
Oyster Bay
Huerta
Supreme Court
New York Times
Local residents take visits around the state
Mrs Ed Long and son George visited Corder. Charles Mayer stayed in Lees Summit. Hampton Rockwell of Missouri State Elks Association visited Lexington and the local Elks lodge. Mrs S S Russell visited Clinton. James R Moorehead of Kansas City arrived for a few days on business. several others traveled to Clarksburg Independence Pawhuska Higginsville Columbia Kansas City and Odessa for visits or duties. E A Green of St Louis a Democratic attorney general candidate. E B Vaughan left for St Louis for the Democratic National Convention.
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Charles Mayer
Lees Summit
Hampton Rockwell
The
Missouri State Elks Association
Lexington
Lodge
Elka
D. Russell
Clinton
C. G. Russell
James R. Moorehead
Kansas City
E. A. Green
St. Louis, Mo
Missouri
Evan Young
Mae McCumber
Independence
Agnes Johnson
E. B. Vaughan
St. Louis
N. BE. Baskett
Louisville
Kentucky
Edna Corder
Corder
George Marquis
T. C. Sawyer
James Greer
Eupha Neer
Liberty
Mary Glasscock
Rachel Andreen
Odessa
Robert Sims
Concordia
W. P. Houston
Houston
General Assemblies of Missouri
Cass County
Belton
Wilmot Kenney
Boonville
Charles E. Baker
Napton
Henry Keller
William
J. M. Langsdale
D Jr
Paul
Ed. Thompson
Napoleon
Ray Sermon of
Jesse Blanch Logan
Annie and
Dewey Lundberg
Visiting kin Gather in Kansas City Family Notes
Mrs Thomas Briody of Kansas City arrived yesterday to visit Mrs Phil Hogan. Mrs Briody is mother of Mrs William Harrison who is also visiting at the Hogan home. Col WM Hoge traveled to Kansas City yesterday on business. Sandford Sellers Jr went for a few days to attend to business. Robert Douglas left for In
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Thomas Briody
Kansas City
Phil Hogan
Broidy
Wiliam Harrison
Hogan Home
Col
W. M. Hoge
Sandford Sellers, Jr
Robert Douglas
Independence
LOEB NAMED NEW DEAN OF UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Isidor Loeb, newly appointed dean of the University of Missouri School of Commerce at Columbia, is a Missouri native and longtime professor of political science and public law. Born in Roanoke in 1868, he earned degrees from Missouri and has led the faculty since 1910, succeeding Dean Davenport who left for Cornell.
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Isidor Loeb
School of Commerce
University of Missouri At Columbia
Board of Curators
H. J. Davenport
Cornell University
Dean Loeb
Roanoke
University of Missouri
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George
Gladys Gaffin
Clarksburg
Sarah Conlon
T. A. Walker
Hannibal
F. M. Burton
N. A. Settle
Sweet Springs
Mary Henry
Pete Geagan
Pawhuska, Okla
Albert Bear
Fletcher
K. C
Union Station
Main St
Jones
Main, Walnut
Loeb
Commerce
John Sampleson
Pete Stromberg
Freda
Lillian Erickson
Ruth
Olga Nord
Hilda
Jeanette Gripp
Leona Fox
John Erickson
Nickcomer Johnson
Frank Stromberg
August Lindquist
Gus Benson
Ora Rex
Vince Owens
John G. Perucea
Chillicothe
T. A.V Mee
Kan
W. P. Houston Belton
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