Democratic Mass Meetings Ordered by State Central Committee
The Missouri State Central Committee orders township mass meetings in Bollinger County on February 10 to select delegates for the county convention at Marble Hill on February 12 and for the state convention in Joplin on February 20. Delegates per township are listed. officials include W A Lorriane Chadomany and St. Louis secretary Stiva. Also notes the Republican contest for Roosevelt in Missouri and the death of Samuel Cupples of St Louis, longtime donor to Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannir Hi
State Central Committee
Bollinger
Tate
Missouri
Marthe Hill
Joplin
Alps
Mungle
Bissville
Geri
Republican Central Committee
Saimiel Cupples
St. Louis
Washington University
St Lovis
Capples
St. Joseph
Break Between Taft and Roosevelt Traced to Africa Letter
The article notes a rift began with a departure letter Roosevelt wrote from Africa. It claims Taft and Roosevelt quarrel hardened after Taft fell behind in time and status, upsetting Roosevelt and closing much of their correspondence. The Johurnal source cites the exchange as key to the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Africa
Charles P. Taft
Lecter
Uheadore
Will” Perial
Jaanihel
The Bosses Made the Slate Says Voters Have No Choice
The Atchison County Mail asserts that Gus Hadley and others have predetermined a slate for state officers, denying voters a real choice. It contrasts Democratic principles of popular voice with party bosses naming candidates, noting the primary law empowers humble voters while Democrats offer multiple presidential candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hadley
Latehenerhiner
Hieteker
Democratic Party
Missouri leads with vast farm network and census data
Missouri contains 234 886 farms averaging 120 acres each. Improved land per farm averages 75 acres. Census bureau data place farm value at 34 75 per acre?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Union
Commerce and Labor Bureau
Missouri Farm Sizes and Hadley Veto Fallout
A Missouri newspaper column critiques farm size disparities across states noting Illinois and Kansas have larger average farm sizes. It headlines Governor Hadley vetoing road-appropriation funds, predicting county protests and a Supreme Court fight over stamp-act collections used to cover vetoed claims. The piece argues transferring these funds would be improper and politically reckless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Gasconade
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Missouri
United States
City of
St. Louis
City of St. Louis
Washington Letter on tariffs and American workers
A Washington letter argues that protectionists misframe tariffs as protecting American workers. It cites Schedule K taxing woolen clothing, Lawrence Mass strikes showing foreign and immigrant labor replacing American workers, and critiques of the Aldrich Smoot forces. It also notes Brandeis and Gardner on labor and immigrant labor impacts.
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Aldrich
Lodge Smooth
House
Senate
Republican Party
Cratford
Parsset
Larwrence
Mass
Europe
Lawrence
Lodge and Smoot
A. P. Gardner
Massachusetts
Gardner
Aldrich School
Lowell
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Democratic Committee
Lowe
Marble
Glen Alli
Lanesviille & Laflin
Filmore
Waynes
Duna
Liberty
Dongola
Dean
Bras
Wayne Two
Ziti
Sourdiviant
Greenbrier
Gipsy
W. A. Leorrine Chadomany
JV Stiva
Secretaey
R. L. Robinson
Yours Truly
Patton
Gere . Armong
Middle West
Obie
Kansas
Lad —St Joseph Observer
Madley
Washington
Advaney
ANTM
Victor Mioretook
Kansas Chase
Carnegie
Stanley Steel Trust
Murdock
Laird
Skibo
Boar of
Congress
Brand
Steel Trust
Louis D. Brandeis
Federal Bureau of Statistics
J. P. Morgan
England
LOY
Atv
Pssutad
Pauley
White
Jas. F. Ballard, Prop
St.Louis
Charles King
Pues
Bank OF
Zalma
A. Missouri
B. HM
Chas, King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
Pape
Burglar Insurance
National Sale & Lock Co
Sargent & Greenleaf
Will Mayfield College
Marhie Dlh
Wissen
Lairge
Sigur Ius
Cote
Rosemont Hall ix
Witmer
Chas
Honmds
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Welle
Witenes
Vale
Weaelines
Bank of Patton
Patton, Missouri
Ballinger County
O Kelley Peeaseousy
W of
Weis Ceanes
Dian Benet
Norther
Cates Mhewes
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