Political clash over gambling and democracy stance
The text argues gamblers misread public sympathy, backing Governor Folk against evasion of the law. It notes Gov Folk’s supporters stand firm while Bryan urges radical democracy, criticizing conservatism seen at the St Louis convention. It also questions Roosevelt’s popularity tied to democratic principles, and hints his railroad rate ideas diverge from Republican lines.
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The Big Cheese Keeps Quiet While Bold Names Fade
A biting critique questions the fate of famed adventurers Funston Miles Schley Bristow and other public figures who exposed corruption or achieved feats yet fade from memory as the powerful silence critics the galleries.
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Governor Folk to mobilize militia over race track law enforcement
The Missouri governor directed St Louis county sheriff to deploy enough deputies to enforce the new race track gambling law, which took effect last Saturday amid violations at Delmar tracks. He warned he would call out the militia if needed, citing police neglect and wider city issues.
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Delmar
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