DeArmond Seen as Leader in Missouri Democracy
David A. DeArmond of Butler is praised as a safe, principled Democrat. He is described as a Jeffersonian thinker, a strong stump speaker, and a potential 1912 governor candidate, though he has given no such indication. If Champ Clark becomes House Speaker, DeArmond could be the House leader, uniting the party for Missouri’s election.
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Missouri Democracy
Moh
Washington
Missouri
Chillicothe
Gubernatorial race talk and tariff critique fade in Missouri columns
The Missouri press ponders potential governors Judge Cowgill and E W Stephens with Senator Mc David and D A Ball mentioned. Editorials denounce Senator Warner as a colossal Missouri failure for siding with New England interests over Missouri. The railroads and Hadley’s trust busting are also questioned as resignations loom.
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Columbia
D. A. Ball
Tilas
Missourian
Wm. Warner
Aldrich
Warner
New England
Missouri
Rhode Island
Senator Warner
National Congress of the United States
Columbia Herald
Col Price Dead and Fraser Highlanders Tour Notes
Col Welson Price, son of the late Gen. Sterling Price, died Sunday evening at 6 in St. Louis Convent Hospital. The Fraser Highlanders, 43 musicians, missed connections in St Louis en route from Columbus, Ohio, and will perform at Electric Park then Geyer’s Theatre in Kansas City the following week. A marriage license was issued to Martin C. Bevan Odessa and Anna E. Wilson. Local notices include travel desk update at Mrs Nick Jell’s hotel and various social visits around Odessa and Lexington with several residents and officials noted.
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Lexington
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Sedalia
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Houstonia
Rachel Andreen
Jefferson City
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Orange
California
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Trigginsville
Meta Prrmer
W. A. Marquis
Kansans City
Silas Woodruff
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