Labor picks Cox in platform survey over Harding
The platform committee of the American Federation of Labor Non-Partisan Political Campaign Committee endorses Governor Cox. They praise his understanding of working people’s needs, his responsive proposals, and a broader public statesmanship. They say his platform advances human rights more than the Republican plan. Signatures: Samuel Gomphers, Matthew Woll, Frank Morrison. Also notes real estate transfers in Lafayette County and appearances of local residents visiting near Lexington.
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Platform Committee
American Federation of Labor
Cox
Harding
Addiiton
Samuel Gomphers
Matthew Woll
Frank Morrison
Children, Ory and Family Return from Missouri Visit
Mra Jas R Moorehead Jr and his little son arrived Friday from Fulton Missouri after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Henry Nettles of Kansas City spent Sunday with Mrs Nettles' parents Mr and Mrs Willson. Friday was Home Coming Day at Chillicothe Business College. Afternoon football featured a game with Maryville Normal. Evening highlighted the big annual Pall Carnival. Ady.
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Willia Gebel
Kansas City
Westley Krock
Lexington
Mra
Jas. R. Moorehead, Jr
Little Son
Fulton
Henry Nettles
Chillicothe Business College
Maryville Normal
Pall Carnival
Waverly Items The social notes from Waverly
Mrs Ira Butler returns home in Kansas City after two weeks with her father Miss Irma Allison who attended Marshall High School. Mrs T R Landrum visits Kansas City to see daughter Marguerite. Roberta Landrum stays with her mother Laura Landrum. Dr L F O Bryant of Lexington transacted business here. Mr and Mrs Fred Selle shopped in Marshall. Mrs Sam Callaway and son visit Mr and Mrs Bowman Zeysing. Nannie Mae Bridgewater attends Warrensburg Teachers Institute. Mrs Bird Perry and Nadine of Oklahoma City visit relatives before returning from Oregon. Several locals travel to Lexington as witnesses in Howard Foose versus Waverly Coal Co. Rev Elias C Miller leaves for St Joseph to attend Missouri Baptist Association meeting.
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Ira Butler
Kansas City
Irma Allison
Marshall
J. A. Allison
T. R. Landrum
Marguerite
Roberta Landrum
Laura Landrum
L. F. O’bryant
Lexington
Fred Selle
Sam Callaway
Bowman Zeysing
Nannie Mae Bridgewater
Teachers’ Institute
Warrensburg
Bird Perry
Nadine
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oregon
Sam Jones
Jack Party
Carl Black
F. J. Broadhurst
Howard Foose
the Waverly Coal Co
Fletcher's Castoria Ad And Marshall Church Visit
Dr W R Eckle spent Tuesday in Marshall on church business. Chillicothe Business College seeks a first violinist to lead the college orchestra. The position offers a complete business course including all expenses paid.
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W. R. Eckle
Marshall
Chillicothe Business College
Pleasant Attractions Family Laundry Ad
Pleasant Attractions Our Family Laundry Service offers modern cleansing with soap and soft water. Let us relieve wash day troubles by calling 180 and letting our driver call. Crawford's Laundry
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Crawford's
Missouri Voters Demand Hyde Pledge On Republican Ties
Missouri voters press Arthur M. Hyde to publicly repudiate the St. Louis Republican machine and its patronage networks. The piece argues Hyde must condemn allied city bosses or risk being deemed unfit for governor, citing past ties and alleged corruption to sway statewide support.
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Louis
St. Louis
Missouri
Republian
Arthurs M. Hyde
Hyde
St. Louisee
St Louis
Kansas City
Flyde
Lowden
Eae Acf
E. EB
B. Mefimsey
St. Cos
Mefimsey
Controller Y Hyde
Hyde State Organization
FE. W. Forrister
Edmond Keelu
Henry Kortjohn
John Kmoll
John Matkinson
Ther
Prenton
Jane
Missouri Farm Taxes Versus Illinois Burden Revealed
Missouri farmers pay far less of state revenue than Illinois farmers. A comparison shows Illinois taxed at full value but assessed half, while Missouri counties set property at one third, yielding Missouri farmers paying about 8.33 dollars on a 10 000 farm versus Illinois much higher. The piece argues Democratic rule gives Missourians a tax advantage over neighboring states Iowa and Kansas.
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Missouri
State Revenue Fund
Peter
Iowa
Kansas
Vote for Geo Middellkea for State Auditor
Voters are urged to support Geo Middellkea for the state auditor post. The message claims the state lacks a better record and asserts Middellkea will deliver efficient service in the office.
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Geo. H. Middellkea
Ial
Middlekamp
Sullivan Seeks Re-Election as Secretary of State
Joby L. Sullivan runs for re-election to Secretary of State, highlighting his administration’s handling of state affairs and praise from supporters. The campaign emphasizes experience, governance, and continued leadership of the office.
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Joby L. Sullivan
Vote for John H. Stone for treasurer
Voters are urged to support John H. Stone for treasurer asserting he meets the duties of the office and that the public will approve his record.
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John H. Stone
Ile
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Labor's Choice
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Lafayette County
Emil Mueller
Edward Mason
McMeekin
Higginsville
Theo
L. Bartman
Caroline Keasner
Smith
Cancor
Edward M. Bray
Leon Hi Lewis
Robt
Washington
Birdie Washington
Brock
Russell
Odessa
Ed Kinehloe
James F Nicholson
Jas
F Nicholsons
Waller
Weaver C
Nowland
Harriet II
Lavering
Isaac
VariMeter
Frankling H
Mixime Seitz
jMivate
Wellington
Masser
RA Chamberlain
Ory
Fletcher
Castor
Elias C. Miller
Si. Joseph
The
Missouri Baptist Association
Sherwin & Williams
W. F. Weis
Paul Heidenrich
Thedford’s
Cravenetts
Coats
W. L. Gruber
Alfred L. Roy
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Palrarwer School of
Vienna
A. C. Mederer
Dalley Cortobias Tion Ltd
Buffalo
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