Campaign facts on tariff and Taft in Missouri politics
A long critique of tariff reductions, political endorsements, and state officials. It labels Governor Hadley, Taft, and McKinley with charges about tariff policy, sugar and cotton duties, and party loyalties. It cites Major’s court wins and Missouri revenue changes, urging Democratic votes to counter Republican positions.
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Hadley
Taft
Cornelius Roach
Secretary of State
Missouri
Majter
United States Supreme Court
Antica
Senator Lippitt
John
McKinley
United States
Mssouri
Moody’s Magazine
Bilton
Major
Treasury
St. Louis
Republican State Committee
Tadley
Chicago
John C. éKinley
John T. Barker
Mr. Taft
John C. McKinley
State Auditor
State Game Department
Tolerton
Republican Party
Republican
Missouri Crop Report September conditions in Missouri
The Missouri crop report details September weather with warmth early in the month and frost by the 19th and 26th, statewide temps 28 to 40 in various regions, and total rainfall of 3.64 inches. Corn remains strong at 84.6 with high regional scores, preliminary yield near 33 bushels an acre, and prices around 51 cents per bushel. wheat sowing lagged but improving with 45 percent seeded and soil at 88. pastures hurt by arid spells but improving with rains. overall harvest expected plentiful.
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Missouri
T. C. Wilson
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
McKinley Opposed Missouri Anti-Trust Law for Governor Bid
John C. McKinley, Republican nominee for Missouri Governor, was the sole state senate member to vote Nay on the 1903 anti-trust act. The bill sought to curb coal, ice, food, lighting, and fuel monopolies and artificial scarcity. Voters are urged to question his commitment to fighting trusts.
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John C. McKinley
Missouri State Senate
Senate Journal
Senate
McKinley
Missouri
Will The REAL FREEMEN Uphold Wilson's Hands?
A political appeal urges real freemen to fund Woodrow Wilson with clean money from voters, denouncing corporate money and urging individuals in offices and factories to start the fundraising drive.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
How To Contribute To The Wilson Campaign Fund
An appeal instructs readers to sign a coupon fill the amount mail it to C R Crane vice chairman finances committee Democratic National Committee for Woodrow Wilson support. Contributors are urged to write a letter naming themselves and reasons for Wilson’s election and a souvenir receipt will be mailed.
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C. R. Crane
Democratic National Committee
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Flaance
How Much Money Will You Give How Much Can You Raise
A political appeal outlines heavy campaign costs to reach voters nationwide. It urges citizens to fund the Wilson campaign, stressing to display his record and platform and to recruit both men and women who can contribute any amount, starting with small donations.
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Wilson
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People's Party
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Stott
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