Roosevelts and party tensions touch Missouri politics
A fragmented notice lists candidates and remarks on party factions. It references Roosevelt belonging to the steel and harvester trusts, Taft to the woolen trust, and Governor Hadley vowing to purge bosses from Missouri Republican ranks. The piece mocks political quarrels and hints at August primary elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Steal
Harvester Trust
Taft
Woolen Trust
Hadley
Republican Party
Missouri
Political Delegates Gambled By Campaign Paths
Underwood carried Florida and potential Mr Bryan campaigns in other states could help Wilson and Clark as delegates. Bailey opposes Governor Wilson in Texas where Wilson may carry. If party members stayed home meritorious men could fare better in the delegate harvest.
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Underwood
Florida
Bryan
Wilson and
Clark
Bailey
Wilson
Texas
Corder Notes Highlight Local Life and Death
Weekend visits and church services mark life in Corder. Miss Melen Groves of Central College Lexington spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Groves. The death of Edwin Andrew Hawks, a former Corder citizen, is reported at 78 after a long illness. burial in Calvary Cemetery. News covers livestock shipments to Kansas City, births, visits, and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melen Groves
Central College of Lexington
Corder
Mre
William Groves
P. A. Larkin
B. Te Alkire
Kansas City
J. F. Groves
Joe Goetz
R. W. Wollemman
Mary Marquis
R. Lt. Gaines
Lexington
Miss Marquis
Ett
Mr. Hawks
Stark County
Virginia
Ohio
Milwikee
Wis
Herman Schaeperkoetter
Chas. Lieser
R. L. Gains
Mary Edwards
Clarence Corder
Geo, Armentrout
Printer and editor memories and local notices in Corder area
The item recalls CATARRI a printer and editor linked with the Madison Journal and St. Louis papers, notes his career and family, and covers school events at Corder High School including Dean Everard's address, diploma presentations, and student achievements. It also reports deaths, funerals, fires damaging Burke Cafe and Humphrey’s barber shop, and local social happenings at the Methodist dinner and community teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Journal
Republican
Democrat
St. Louis
Maine
Manifest
Corde
Hawt
Mary
Martin
Rielwormd
Thomas I
Belle
Matte F
Henrietta
Sand
Edward
Dean TN. Everard
Missouri Valley College
Corder High School
Tigh School
Kleinschmidt
Kidd
Saunders
Nannie Brown
Bernice Ham
Mary Hammel
Josephine Holman
Ruth Lewis
Corder Reynolds
Lonnie Richardson
Dale Wilson
E. Mc Moore
Blue Springs
Maurine ‘Wilson
Arthur Downs
South Elizabeth Street
First & Paper
Lella Kleinschmidt
Th Eit
Jesse Humphrey
Burke
Fritz Langkal
J. L. Burke
Humphrey
C. J. Freaking
Lafayette Street
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Lexington Intelligencer
Allen
Sellers Tors
Mis
J. Q. Cope
Lafayette
Cowanda
Berea’ Gracton
WM. Aule, JR
Wyetts County
Lemneratte
Charles Fagriatr
Lafayette County
William H. Waddell
Kenney
Latae
Timor
Tan Tenn
Clarence Vivion
Demey
Lafayvette
Rving Withess Oo
Bherkiff
Ieee
J. Plattexborg
Judson Starke
Baptist Church
G. W. Postal
Mound City
Anton Stolin
Hy Heins
James Talent
Tor
W. G. McCausland
Catarri
Misves Hackley
Youngs’ Ladies’ Tennis Club
Florence Kidd
Elassie Slasher
Wuerle Reynolds
Witneser
Eich
Ennett Lee
S. P. Maycock
John Lee
N. Hopkins
Lee J. Slusher
B. Ro Ineland
the Traders Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Richard Field
W. W. A. Catron
J. Andrew
Board OF Directors
J. Barnes Young
W. V. A. Catron
Frank Howe
Herman & Mark
Frederick Morath
Worth Rates
Rufus Young
E. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Leeington, Missouri
Walter
Waddell
Sandpord Sellers FF
L Groves
Teller
View
John Uowman
Lee Wallach
Ashe
Lexington Savings Bank
Ines 8 Geers
MaAnding Ustedes
Hoffman
W D Renkin
Dswald Wickier
Sandford Sellers
Liberal Action
Walter B. Waddell
Lee Wallace, J. L. Groves
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Nevada
Arizona
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Pacific Northwest
NEI
Pacific Tech Mountain
Pullman
Ist
A. S. Loomis
State Normal School
Warrensburg, Mo
W. J. Hawkins
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