Political Ticket Listing With Candidate Names
A fragmented election notice lists numerous Democratic ticket candidates and public officials, including Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas R. Marshall for vice president, with constitutional officers and judges named such as Cornelius Roach, John Barker, and Henry Bond, among others. The text appears as a dated local ballot slate with roles from state supreme court to local offices.
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Woodrow Wilson
Elliott W. Masor
William R&r. Painter
Cornelius Roach
Democratic Party Stance on the Trust Question in 1912 Speech
Part of a speech by Governor Wilson in Pittsburgh on October 18 1912 outlining the Democratic position on the trust question and the need for frank discussion to address the issue amid the campaign.
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Wilson
Pittsburg
Reforms Urged to End Tariff System Embarrassments
The piece argues that despite currency and political turmoil the nation should advance reform toward free enterprise. It asserts current tariffs perpetuate monopoly, transport costs, and private control, and warns that staying the course risks missed prosperity and wasted opportunity.
Odessa Ladies Wed in Missouri Idyll
Two Odessa’s most popular young women became brides last Wednesday in Liberty Missouri. Miss Alto Wagoner daughter of J E Wagoner and Mr Joel Waddell son of Lafayette County sheriff wed in a quiet ceremony. Miss Wilmot daughter of AL Wilmot wed Mr Fred Carson with both couples spending a brief honeymoon in Excelsior Springs. The Ledger offers best wishes.
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Afiss Wilmot
AL Wilmost
Fred Carson
Lodge
Excelsior Springs
Ledger
Missouri Ledger
Budweiser Bottled Only at Home Plant
Anheuser-Busch Brewery in St Louis distributes Budweiser bottled with crowns or corks. The note mentions seven and four reales and hints at a regional designation or wording, reflecting historical packaging and branding.
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Anheuser-Busch Brewery
ST. Louis
Missouri constitutional amendments proposed at 1912 election
A long draft of Missouri amendments includes free public schooling for five to six year olds and for those over twenty, an increased indebtedness limit for St Louis sewer and water projects, voting rights expansion, voter registration in large counties, and revenue reforms by taxing land and licenses. The document outlines the six proposed amendments and notes submission to qualified voters at the general election following the first Monday in November 1912.
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General Assembly
Minwouri
Mingouri
Senate
House of Representatives
Missouri
County of
St. Louis
House of
Idtl
Anc
Neyemibur
Smeeters
United States
Jein
State of
Hall of Representatives
Missourd
Ly Law
Mort
Mors
Crear
Mimsnurl
Miknourt
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AW. Allen, Biliter Amt Pablisher
Idee Oolekty
Eridayn
Payubie Eyrletly
Joern PL
Gordon
Epwin & Deal
John T. Barker
CourtMissioner
WM. H. Waddell
Wm. Atu, JR
Ike I. Noyes
Andy W. Wilcox
DE. J
Cope Pate
Henry C. Chiles
Joan Walker
Lexington Township
JAMES N_ PRICE
Tnetia
Budweiser
Merica
W. G. McCausland
Hoperins
Lee J. Slusher
B. R. Ireland
the Traders Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Richard Field
Presidnt
W. W. A. Catron
S. J. Andrew
Dow
Board OF Directors
Richard Pivid
D. Andrew
J. Barnes Young
W. W.A. Catron
Frank Howe
Herman & Clark
Frederick Morath
Worth Rates
Rufus Young
E M. Taubman
F. A. Horfer
W.H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
County of St. Louie
Artiule
Secord
Meluriru
Utroge
Menela
Hull
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