Democratic senate nominees named in Missouri district
We are authorized to announce I R Kelso of Cape Girardeau county a candidate for the democratic nomination for Senator from the Twenty first district comprising Mul linger Button Cape Girardeau Carter Dunklin and Wayne counties. Also P Hawkine of Donwlin county seeks the democratic nomination for Senator from the Twenty first district. H Alva Jamison is a candidate for the democratic nomination for County Judge of Bollinger county subject to the primary in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. RK. Kelso
Cape Girardewi County
Mullinger, Button
Cape Girardean
Carter, Dunklin An
Wayne
P. Hawkine
Donwlin
H. Alva Jamison
Aaimanor
Bollinger County
Anguattt
Campaign Timeframe Narrows for Nomination Bid
With a little more than three weeks remaining, candidates press their campaigns for the party nomination. Party leaders urge focused outreach, while rivals accelerate events, speeches, and voter contact drives ahead of the final primary phase.
Republicans Corrected Surveyor Candidate List
In publishing the candidate list a few weeks ago the Republican for surveyor was misinserted. The correct name is R A Dewitt replacing Squire Thos Huskey in the published roster.
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R. A Dewitt
Squire Thos. Huskey
Missouri Press Association summer meeting to be held in Hannibal
The Missouri Press Association announces its annual summer meeting will take place in Hannibal in August 2023. A draft program is being prepared and will be mailed to members around August.
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Tur
Missouri Press Association
Hannibal
Roosevelt Plans Third Party Launch in Chicago
Mr Roosevelt announces a third party will be launched in Chicago on August 5. The Taft wing of the Republican Party struggles to retain momentum, sensing a looming political shift as Missouri Democrats celebrate Champ Clark's defeat and rally behind Wilson and Marshall. The general view predicts growing enthusiasm will hasten a decisive victory for the new ticket.
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Missouri
Champ Clark
Wilson
Marshall
Hadley challenges Taft delegates and Missouri GOP split
Hadley accuses Taft delegates chosen by fraud and refuses to vote. He notes Taft faced no opposition and questions urging Missouri Republicans to back a candidate the governor would not vote for. The Springfield Leader says Hadley disrupted the Missouri Republican Party, predicting a Democratic tide.
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Hadley
Taft
Missouri
Republican Party
Springfield
Why Mr Elgins Went to Chicago Convention
The Potosi Journal notes that at the Republican convention Mr Elgins, a delegate from his district, argued against Taft’s renomination while voting for measures he believed would worsen the party. The piece questions his apparent contradiction and suggests he possessed some wisdom despite the stance.
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Elgins
Chicago
Kite Flvins
Taft
Politte
Potosi
Great Heart of Champ Clark Loyal Message to Wilson
The St Joseph Observer notes Clark congratulated Wilson after his nomination, expressing loyalty to party despite heartache at the white house goal. It highlights Clark’s unselfish nature and enduring Missouri affection for him and the national political moment.
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Missouri
Gov. Wilson
White House
Wilson
Clark
St. Joseph
Postmaster Circular Aims to Boost McKinley Gubernatorial Bid
Jefferson City Missouri June 12 1912 postmasters in Madison county receive a circular signed by HO A Woodruff secretary urging distribution of McKinley for governor cards. The missive explains how to handle the cards and covertly aid John C McKinley’s candidacy while exposing the technique to dodge postage costs.
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Madison County
McKinley
Goveror
Missouri
Coasior
Sone
Gothindg
Fredericktown
Democratic Speaker Clark Seeks Support for 1912 Ticket
Letter from Speaker Clark urges Missouri and national backing for the Democratic ticket led by Wilson and Marshall. He recounts party reforms in 1910, tariff reduction, direct election of senators, and eight hour day gains, praising the 62nd Congress and urging unity to advance Progressive Democratic principles.
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Clark Wasuiteros
Missouri
Baltiore
Wilso
Marshall
Col Bryan
House of Representatives
Ald
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Russia
Administrators Notice for Jarah W estate in Missouri
Probate court of Hellieger county Missouri issues notice June 1912. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within one month from notice date or be barred from any share. failure to exhibit within one year will release claims.
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Jarah
Trustes Sale Notice in Hollinger County Missouri
Public auction scheduled by Sheriff Lota A Nenninger on July 27 to sell real estate described in a deed of trust dated May 1 in Hollinger County Missouri. Property is the east half of section 11 township range in Marthy Hill area to satisfy the note secured by the deed.
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John M. Dodge
Jennie M. Lodge
Hollinger County
Missouri
Lota A. Nenninger
Bolinger County
Lube Cequess
Hollinger
Wrange
John A. Nenninger
Sherif
Tuster
Estes Brothers Large Stock Offers Farming Supplies
Estes Brothers advertises cultivators priced 17 to 33 dollars as harvest nears. The shop promotes binder twine McCormick machinery goods, electric well wire fencing lime cement windows doors paints oils harness saddlery and more with low prices and a large stock.
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McCormick
Rally to Governor Wilson and Cramp Chase Program
An appeal urges subscribers to renew to support a continuing program under Governor Wilson. The note warns of dropping in arrears due to postage costs, stating some readers are over a year late and that delinquent accounts must be settled or papers will be cancelled to avoid losses.
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Wilson
Sale on deed of trust in Bollinger County Missouri
Sheriff's sale under a deed of trust held by Henry Lo Whitmann and Detour Whitener to secure a note. The sale, conducted by Sheriff Joan A. Nenninger at the courthouse steps in Marble Hill, Bollinger County, Missouri, will occur on Friday July 12, 1912 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Real estate described includes ten acres in the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section eight and five acres in the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter, bounded by public roads and ravines, conveying chain of title from 1900 to 1904. Acting trustee is the sheriff of Bollinger County.
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Henry Lo Whitmann
Detour Whitener
Hus
Bollinge
Missouri
Joan A. Nenninger
Bovinger
Aid Querter
T.S. Ohamelon
Township Twenty-Nine
Rangeight
Lownship and
Range
Marten
Frank Tallent
T. N. Linning
Albert Choat
W Saget Ont Ange
John A. Nenninger
Bollinger County
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