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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
2
Madley Mgore pledges honest elections and home rule with regulation of liquor traffic. He asserts integrity in ballot processes and aims to oversee licensing to curb illicit sales. The platform emphasizes fair governance and local control over licensing decisions.
Missouri proposal outlines tighter law enforcement powers, primary election reforms, and regulatory plans for business, railroads, and public services. It argues for home rule, bipartisan election boards, stronger anti fraud measures, and increased funding for scientific agriculture and education while stressing state pride and reform in urban centers.
Five precincts completed the recount in St Louis shows Jacob F. Ginelich leading over Painter with gains in several wards. The joint committee reviews 280 ballots, finding discrepancies across twelve precincts while parties push for further inspection of remaining wards and ensuing political maneuvering.
Debate grows over a bill by Rep Wo Ho Sherman of Buchan County to fund the Savannah Interurban Railway line waiting pay. Treasurer Cowell warns warrants will not be cashed without a regular appropriation. Governor Polk's final act restores citizenship to Harry Faulket of St Louis, convicted of bribery in October 14, and sentenced to three years.
Gov Hadley has received nine letters from Henry Representer, chairman of the arrangements committee of the national tariff convention, called to meet in Indianapolis February 16 17, requesting him to appoint sixteen delegates, one from each congressional district, as names are suggested to him from each district.
President declares electric companies forming a water power monopoly as Nudgevelt vetoes a legislative bill. Government officials warn against consolidation, citing potential price controls and public utility concerns amid rising energy costs.
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