Local political announcements for Bollinger county offices
Authorized to announce candidates for Bollinger county positions in Missouri. Figures include Thomas F. Lane for Senate Twenty-first district. Willis Meredith for Senate Twenty-first. William P. McCans for representative Bollinger. George B. Myers for representative Bollinger. Henry Mungle for Judge District No. 2. Wes Lutes for County Judge. Lilborn Page for Judge District No. 2. John A. Nenninger for Sheriff. Elie James for Assessor. Jacob T. Wieccarver for Treasurer. J W Reilly for Surveyor. George E K Kinder for reelection as Constable Lorance township. Eli Hahn for Constable Lorance township. Primary election decisions apply.
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Willis Hl. Meredith
Butler County
Twenty
Bollinger
Butler
Cape Girardeau
Carter, Dunklin and
Wayne
William P. McCans
Bollinger County
General Assembly of
Missouri
George B. Myers
Forty-fifth General Assembly of
Bee
Henry Mungle
Kee
Kee Lilborn Page
John A. Nenninger
Elie James
Jacob T. Wieccarver
Byr
George EK. Kinder
Loranee Township
Te Eli Hahn
Lorance Township
Globe Democrat taft flings clash before convention
The Globe Democrat mocks Taft before the convention while the St. Joseph Observer notes unrest as the beef trust raises prices 20 to 40 percent on the same day Roosevelt is praised for prosecuting trusts. The mismatch between words and actions is highlighted.
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Globe- Democrat
Taft
Roosevelt
Beef Trust
St. Joseph
Chicago convention backs Bryan ovation despite Taft split
Postmasters nominated Taft Cannon and followers of Pair banks Hughes Knox and other possible candidates took charge of the platform, pushing it through over Taft and the president's protest. The convention then tied Sherman to the Taft kite. A lasting ovation greeted Mr Bryan when his name was mentioned, a display the writer calls the grandest ever for any public man.
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Tur
Taft Cannon
Pairbanks
Hughes
Knox
Taft
Sherman
Boss Cannon
Chicago
Oklahoma
Bryan
Wiis
Bryan Kern Ticket Backed by Missouri Democrats
Missouri Democrats pledge support for Bryan and Kern with a reported 50 000 minority. The piece previews a Denver convention summary, critiques trusts, and notes editorial enthusiasm for the Democratic platform. It references Taft campaign publicity issues and publicizing donor names as a political debate.
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Bryan
Kern
Missouri
Platform and the Man in Democratic Rise to Power
The article reviews the Democratic platform and nomination of William J Bryan, praising its unity and strength. It contrasts it with Republican policies, highlights calls for tariff reform, labor rights, campaign finance openness, interstate commerce control, and direct election of senators. It cites local commentary from the Kamisas City Post and Ironton Register on political climate and economic woes.
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United States
Abe
Pronton Register
Democratic Party
William J. Bruiin
Kamisas
Bryan Maye O
Bryan
Denver
State
Nations
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Tak ManesBie Hilt Press
Mill & Chandler
Firsi
Thomas F. Lane
Ripley County
Carter, Dunklin
Eo J. W. Reilly
National Democratic
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
John Worth Kern
Prehanie
Pittss
Hrrenecoen
Raft
Lot Springs
Johnson
New York World
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mr. Bryan
Patt
Bryanitis
Sedalia
Congress
Elon
James T. Lioyd
Washington, D.C
Champ Clark
Arizona
St. Louis Republic
Sundins
Louisiana Purchase
The
Republic
Atr. Taft
la Fallette
HUN
Dred
M.D. Graves
Doe Run
Fredericktown
Democrat-News
Crystal City
Ironton Register
Toy
Moore’s
Charter Oak
Clark’s Hardware
Lutesville, Mo
Lutesville
J. Chandler
J.A. Berry
Sam J. McCminn
W.T. Dickey
Itmer, Pres’j
F. M. Wells
Chas. O. Hobbs
E. B. Reck
Bollinger County Bank
F.M. Wels
C. M. Witmer
Mo Ier
Yale
C. A. Walker
Marble Hill, Mo
Wai. Lages, Pres
B. H. Bollinger
J.v.slinkard
Casimir
Bank OF
Zalma
Salma, Missouri
Chas, King
D. FP. Myers
Leo Slinkard
Wm. Lages
Burghir Insurance
National Safe & Lock Co
Sargent & Greenleaf
Harry
Jack
Kan
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