Washington Letter Favors Honest Balloting And Tariff Debate
Washington Letter by Crype H. Taverner discusses ballot fraud issues, the Supreme Court’s stance on open ballot boxes, and the need for evidence in prosecutions. It also critiques Taft’s wool schedule, the wool tax debate, and the push for cheaper clothing while noting Democratic canal zone investigations and Roosevelt’s fading renomination chatter. The piece ties these political threads to party maneuvering and trust pressures shaping policy.
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Teddy
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Africa
Chicago
Lutesville social notes and holiday visiting crowd
Walter Dickey, Eli James of Scopus, and many neighbors are listed visiting, hosting, and traveling for Christmas and holidays. Families from Whitewater to Dexter, Sikeston to St Louis mingle with local residents, with church events and public gatherings noted along with several name drops and travel plans.
Tariff Dominates This Session Says Saturday Evening Post
The Saturday Evening Post argues Congress will devote this session largely to the tariff. It notes three prior sessions mainly discussed tariffs and trusts with little progress on trusts banking reform or parcels post. Arbitration pacts with England and France remain stalled in the Senate as the nation awaits action.
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Tre Press
Te Press
Crype H. Taverner
Taft
tLad
Tariff Board
Democraic Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Panama Canal Zone
Clark
Canal Zone
Louis D. Brandeis
Bosten
Gary
Perkins
Branders
Lutesville News
Walter Dickey
CA Walker
St. Louis
Eli James
Scopus
Our City
R. M. Croft
Greely, Mo
Susie Revelle
Nannie Ford
Whitewater
Anna Dunn
Floyd Robertson
His Brother
Leroy
D. W. Burford
Roscoe
Dexter
Fal
Parks
Sikeston
Mader Peyton Robertson
Fredericktown
JW. Revelle
Bismarck
Wall Estes
Burfordville
BW. Burford
City
Dora Lutes
Dore Parmer
Henry Sheer
M. M. Day
Sam DuLaney
Farmington
Lynn Dedrick
DeSoto
Max Schneider
Mrs Riley Robins
A. Caldwell
Cole's
A. F. Hendricks
J. L. Robertson
Lutesville
Presbyterian Church
Grover Proctor
Ancostor, UL
Diettstadt
M P Estes
Arthur
Latesville
ME. Church
South
Oscar Upchurch
New Madrid
Opera House
Tom Scot
Grassy
Sanford Hahn
Christine
L. A Goodwin
Jackson
Reuben McCormick
Flatwoods
D. E. Barrett
William Cobb
St Leas
Christies
Tully Franks
Mr Barrett
Flat River
S A Murpey
Ruth Renderer
Christiues
Nyrars
St Lavary
Lutes
Lairies of
Poplar Blue
Catherine Law
Jesse B Lutes
Messrs
George and
John Miller
Grassy Creek
Capt . A. Martin
Fruitland
JC Hubbard
Illinois
S. A. Murphy
Tilla Franks
J Ho Young
Miss Ruth
J B
John Debrock
Lepold
Santa Claus
JH Byrd
Kansas City
Byrds
J.C. Dale
William Daugherty
Mill Creek
Okla
Bollinger County
John Ridings
Kingdom of
Dunklin
Old Bollinger
H. A. Bollinger
Sedgewickville
WH. Mungle
Caruthersville
Asia
Boo Wells
Will Carmean
J .W. Byrd
Robert Druny
Jan Monson
Bertha Chandler
G. As
Walker
Lutesville, Mo
Stimach Ag
McGee
Fiore
Bettle
Dames
Ballard
St.Louis
Stephens
Bollinore
Charles King
Pree
Daniel Fish
Gasuimen
Bank OF
Zalma
Missouri
B, H. Bollinger
Chas, King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
O. H. Pape
Burglar Insurance
National Safe & Lock Co
Screw Door Safe
Sargent & Greenleaf
Will Mayfield College
Marble Mill
Sivoo Reoms
Rosemont Hall
Irks
Uth
Meldpems
Hendricks
Vi Witmer
Preah Chas
Hons
Ast Cash
E. A. Beck
M. Wells
Codie
Dhum
Bollinger County Bank
IPLUS
Weils C. M. Witmer
Heck Kober
Hurglerineurance
Masier
Yale
Bank of Patton
Patton, Missouri
WELLS
Henry Elfrank
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