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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
4
A garbled Chicago period piece references May wheat prices 224 and fearsome debates on policy. It mentions reviews of political figures including a retiring university president and remarks about tariffs and international affairs, with scattered names and places, all in a jumbled wartime context.
The piece criticizes tariff policy and Republican unity in Washington. It notes editors' bias and questions party discipline amid debate on a purely Republican bill. The writer highlights concerns about caucus harmony and the potential for members to bolt unity.
Congressman James C Cantrill of Kentucky speaks on the tariff bill in the House and cites a Washington dispatch of April 1 nominating Champ Clark for president in 1912. He praises organization and Cannon as key, predicts Clark could win the speakership and the White House with coordinated efforts, noting potential gains for Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Missouri.
A Missouri Democrat voices support for a proposed Heminition stad election, urging readiness to back the idea and work with the favored candidate. The remark reflects party alignment and local political maneuvering.
The piece cites Seterit Weeks and the Pioneer Press faulting executive dominance and defending a Congress loyal to the Constitution. It contrasts reformist views from The World's Work and The New York World, arguing against a strong executive and in favor of a robust, independent legislative branch.
Yesterday morning's Republic cites Fred H. Kreisman winning the mayoral race and the Republican city ticket. A Port Worth blaze last Saturday killed six, destroyed property valued around 150000, and left 400 homeless. Dallas fire crews aided. Representatives introduced a bill restricting presidential appointees from running delegates to conventions, linked to Roosevelt era recalls.
The Newark conference of the Methodist Episcopal church sets forth guidelines for young ministers and trustees, warning against sensationalism and urging healthful living and steady study. The report notes about peach trees in south Missouri and forecast larger fruit shipments, with two hundred carloads of peaches and apples shipped previously and an expected peach crop this year.
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