Politician Habits and Local Candidacy Notes
In Farmington Times commentary the writer critiques Senator LaPouwerre for dual political habits and highlights candidates including E. P. Dear of Charleston for state treasurer and ALR. Cooxe for lieutenant governor. It also covers labor bill rhetoric by Congress ia WoL Heasley, rail service delays, and a national cold snap with impacts on cattle and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr. Cooxe
Charleston
Boone
Congress
Heasley
House
Henslow
Seibert Named Real Estate and Tax Agent for Missouri Pacific
Announcement from Missouri Pacific Railway states the real estate and tax departments have merged with J. M. Seibert as real estate and tax agent, assisted by E. S. Cronk. Seibert brings a lifetime in business, including terms as state treasurer and state auditor, plus sheriff and collector experience. Southeast Missouri friends approve his promotion as capable of managing the road’s land and tax affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
J. M. Seibert
Cronk
Col. Seibert
Plain County
Missouri
Dunklin
Railroad hires Mr Seibert drew party regret
The passage notes the railroad’s choice of Mr Seibert for a big, responsible position and acknowledges his capability to guide the rail line. The writer expresses regret at losing him from the party’s counsels, while not blaming the railroad for securing his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Seibert
Washington Letter on Jackson Day Gala and Tariff Debate
Washington Letter reports a strong Jackson Day banquet with 700 Democrats and major speakers, plus discussion of high prices, protectionism, and immigration. It notes Heyburn’s repeal bill, the post office savings banks success, and ongoing reform efforts amid a year of Democratic optimism in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norman E Mack
New York
National Democratic Committee
Champ Clark
Missouri
Democratic House
Joseph W. Folk
James T. Lloyd
National Democratic Congressional Committee
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
John W. Kern
United States
Indiana
William R. Hearst
Alton B. Parker
Chas. F. Johnson
Main
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
James A. O'Gorman
New York City
Congress
R. Hooker
London
Royal Statistical Society of England
Germany
England
Hooker
France
Canada
Heyburn
Pardons and parole flaws in penitentiary system noted
The Charleston Courier highlights pardons and early releases as a major flaw, citing that many inmates granted clemency never work in prison. The St Louis Republic adds grim figures, noting over 100 of 420 inmates were black murderers or rapists with lengthy or life terms, many paroled after short stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow Heorey
Charleston Courier
St Louis Republic
Ewaciets Bausert
Troy Ube
Dov Hadley
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LaPouwerre
Corneline Roweh
E. P. Dear
Flem
Treasuer
Mercury
Daily Papers
Colorado
Goverswest
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Farmington Times
Yours Truly
R. L. Robinson
Patton
Charles King
Pane
Vaniel Fibh
J. H. Bollinger
Bank OF
Zalma
B.A. Bollinger
Chas, King
J. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
Pape
Nations
Safe & Tock Co
Sargent & Gheenien
Jyvor H. Taverine
Speen
Washington Correspondence of the Press
National Democratic
Edwin A Newman
District of Columbia
Newman
Mack
National Committee
J. Taylor Ellyson
Virginia
J F.C. Talbott
Europe
Paper Trust
Will Mayfield College
Marble Hill, Missouri
Will
Sage
Rosemont Hall
Selions
Midivess
FL Tien Didmoks
C. M. Witmer
A. Reok
I M. Weill
Camijer Ibert Drum
Bet Vine
Bollinger County Bank Missouri
Lutesville
Capital
F.M. Wells
C.M. Witmer
Chas
Hobbs EL. Meek Hebert Drum
Fonde
Yale
Bank of Patton
Patton, Missouri
Hollinger County
Tor Orelley
Peouest
WF. Wells
Bollinger
Abstract Co
Lhone No
Pstairs
We Aee
The
North America Insurance Company
Jackson Marble Works
Wows H. Saanper
CO. L. Talley
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