Political Clubs and Civic Duty in Democratic Campaigns
The piece discusses organizing democratic clubs in multiple counties to engage voters and educate youth in political principles. It argues for higher purpose clubs focused on sociologic and economic theory, warns against ephemeral groups, and urges citizens to vote to support party candidates and rebuke Republican slander. It urges full turnout and emphasizes duty in a democratic district.
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Lexington
Riverdodsgalost
Lidne
Hamilo
Supreme Court
Democrata
Union
Unknown historical export figures prompt from garbled text
The garbled OCR describes United States export value and domestic market sales but is unreadable. It mentions a round figure around 100 million and carloads valued at 2 million, plus packaging byproduct values, but essential nouns and figures are unclear.
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United States
United
Ode
The Miners Strike and Political Maneuvering
Extensive two week efforts to settle the coal miners strike unfold amid political pressure and op erator miner tensions. Calls for arbitration fade as leaders and financiers meet in New York and Washington while railroads and freight costs shape the broader dispute. A Kansas City Journal report on the Confederate Home prompts charges of mismanagement and scrutiny of governance.
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Thea
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Wright
Root
Cortelyou
Odell
Baer
Senator Plattt
Platt
J. P. Morgan
New York Harbor
Cassatt
Bacon
Washington
Morgan
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Kansas City Journal
L. Bi. Lorenoy
Lexington
Lorency
Vote Campaign Ends Amid Slander in Missouri
Voters are urged to cast ballots as campaign efforts in Missouri near completion. The Record notes a flood of vilification and unfounded accusations by Republicans against the Orchard-Faris group, with critics saying no concrete proof was offered to back alleged misappropriations or corrupt influences.
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Missouri
Faris
Wax Ub
Campaign slanders target Stone in senate bid
The piece accuses Republicans in the senate and party leaders of backing Phelps and Kerens against Stone, alleging the campaign was orchestrated by Phelps and Kerens to defeat him. It urges the public to vote and contribute to rebuke what it calls a disreputable, deceitful campaign coordinated by Schewers and designers.
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Beech
Senate
Little Orchard
Paris-Morton
Dicker
Phelps
Meriwether
Kerens
Stone
United States Senate
Schewers
Democratic charges and reform talk amid Missouri notes
A writer criticizes prison management and alleges some Quantrell era men work for pocket money. The piece argues for a seventh amendment plan to invest school funds in certificates with stable returns, suggesting open options and U.S. bonds if rejected, labeling the plan a safe investment and urging public support in Missouri.
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Soreecy
U.S
Women on Mogland school boards under new act
The Education Act in Mogland will allow women to serve on school boards and face fines if ineligible. Municipal suffrage for women began in 1869 and the number of women on boards has risen. In 1870 only 16 were chosen. last year 276 served on the boards.
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Mogland
Kogland
Chantable Tourds
Galloway Prize At Kausea City Stock Show
The annual Kausea City stock show adds Galloway cattle to prize breeds. Charles W. Armour offers a loving cap valued at 1880 for outstanding specimens. Organizers strive to make this year’s exhibition the largest of its kind.
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Kausea City
Charles W. Armour
Strike in France dominates headlines and labor vigil
A large France strike involves about 250000 coffee workers amid calls for nationwide action. The unrest sparks discussions of possible searches in Paris similar to Coxey's Army in past years, signaling broad social tension.
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France
Paris
Coxey
Father Lilis on Divorce Sermon at Catholic church
Rev Father Lillis spoke on divorce and the church’s stance against it. He warned that divorce harms families and society, citing misery for children and many broken homes, urging adherence to marriage as a sacred indissoluble bond.
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Father Lilis
Lillis
Catholic Etaturchne
Christ Cing
Trishand
Christ
United State
Divorce Crisis and Calls to Return to Traditional Marriage
A column laments the spread of easily obtained divorces and urges a return to Christian teachings to preserve marriage. It argues divorce harms families and society, calling it a cancer and poison that must be stopped. The note adds J R B Moorehead postpones corn prize awarding to Friday November 28 at farmers’ request.
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Moorehead
Come Cheaper Prices at Lexington Store This Month
Lexington's Cheapest Store advertises new goods and cheap groceries at lowered prices for the month. Shoppers are invited to take advantage of the sale as prices drop across groceries and miscellaneous items.
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