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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
4
Fragmented report cites deadlock in Ohio politics with Gov Sedley redistricting battles and talk of home rule friction. It notes Democratic push to probe the steel trust, opposition concerns, and a broad public call for reform while referencing statewide ethics and fiscal debates.
The remark urges the court to avoid political showmanship in the rearguing of the case and to rely on real lawyers rather than politicians seeking publicity.
The Judges' Divine Right is challenged by General Sherwood and a San Francisco editorial urging direct people recallable judges with limited terms. They argue democracy strengthens justice, endorse recall in all states, and condemn sanctimony that protects faithless judges.
The Forty sixth general assembly sought to re peal a provision making highway engineer appointments optional. Counties voted last November and the offices were rejected. Governor Hadley vetoed the measure saying the courts must appoint engineers regardless of public opinion. Senator Booth from Louisburg supported recognizing the people’s right to rule, but the bill was struck down.
Artorsty Gextrat Major led a lengthy challenge over railroad pricing that sought equal 2 cent rates for long distance travelers. Hadley pursued compromises shifting costs for multi mile books, but Major insisted on fairness for common travelers. The Supreme Court asked reargument last week, signaling progress and renewed interest from Governor Hadley to reenter the case.
The Press notes Governor Hadley’s strong performance at a Saturday night gathering of Kansas City Republicans seeking office. It suggests his roar drew attention, while implying Democratic legislators may leave him little to discuss after their actions.
In Marble Hill Missouri an emphasis on abstracts and title work is noted with specialist collections highlighted. The brief item marks Marble Hill as a center for detailed archival services and careful handling of property records.
Notice is hereby given to creditors and others interested in the estate of Wiley Winchester deceased that Ll. W. F. Winchester administrator intends to make final settlement at the probate court of Bollinger county Missouri to be held Marble Hill on the 5th day of May 1911. Also notices of administration for John R. Farrer deceased and Edward C swift estate with claims due and deadlines for filing. and bids for county depositary of Bollinger county funds to be opened May 4 1911 with terms and guarantees.
Mrs E Kinder Misrothe Hall hosted a visiting group as preparations were made for a public event. Dr McAnally was mentioned in connection with assisting the plan, and arrangements referenced a potential reception or gathering.
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