Announcements of Democratic Senate Nominees in Local District
We are authorized to announce I K Kelso of Cape Girardeau county a candidate for the democratic nomination for Senator from the Twenty first district comprising Bollinger Butler Cape Girardeau Carter Dunklin and Wayne We are authorized to announce C P Hawlane of Donkin county a candidate for the democratic nomination for Senator from the Twenty first district comprising Mody tins Kellinger Thyutier Cape Ghandenn Carter Dynkin and Ways We all authorized to announce Vel Adee hottiiecte as candidate for the Hemera One tor Aanameal at Hignoknty for primary formation term</S>
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I. K. Kelso
Cape Girardeau County
Bollinger, Butler
Cape Gierdean
Carter, Dunklin and Wayte
C. P. Hawlane
Donkin County
Deniorhinie
Diewviet
Oper
Tte Mody Tins
Kellinger
Thyutier
Cpe Ghandenn
Carter
Dynkiin and
Ways
Dexter Messenger reports on local politics and agriculture
The Dexter area focuses on a forthcoming nomination, municipal and statewide issues, and the single tax debate. Dexter mayoral and county views dominate, with editor Wey Watkins and EP Crow noted amid efforts to reorganize associations and bolster agricultural interests against perceived outcomes and taxation.
Washington News: Expenditures Panel Visits Phoenix
Social correspondent notes that a subcommittee on expenditures of the national foes of representatives toured Phoenix to inspect reclamation and laden services costs. The panel includes Chairman Walter L. Hensley, Oscar Callaway, and Louis B. Hanna, all western Democrats and Republicans.
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Washington D.C
Phoenix
Arizona
Walter L. Hiersy
Oscar Callaway
Louis B. Hanna
Mississippi River
Hensley
Congress
Debate on Good Roads Urges Statewide Action
The question of good roads is vital now. Public highways are essential to a state's progress and prosperity and demand betterment as the foremost internal improvement.
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Lorimer
Transportation role in state life and wagon roads
Extracts from ballads by the State Highway department, Columbia Missouri, arguing that transportation shapes life, economy, and education. It stresses wagon roads as community property, its neglect and cost, and the need to connect local traffic to rail through highways. The department offers diagrams and photos of its ballads on request.
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Teeople
United Stes
State Highway Department
Columbia
Christendor
Bern
United States
Gilvert Mo Hitchcock
Nebraska
Aenator Mitchcock
Hiteek
Hitchcock
Uhe House
Congress
Nelson
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
United
Cuba
Navy Department
Naval
George P. McCabe
Wilson
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Southeast Missouri publishers revive press association meeting
A June meeting in Dexter brought about the revival of the Southeast Missouri Press Association. E P Caruthers, Fred Naeter, and A O Allen Jr chaired as publishers from Dexter, Kennett, Marble Hill, and Cape Girardeau enrolled. D B Hill was named president with Dec Brydon as VP and Harry Naeter as secretary treasurer. The next gathering set for November 22 in Poplar Bluff.
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E. P. Crowe
the Statesman
Webb Watkins
The
Messenger
Dexter
Mid-sour
Watkins and Crowe
City
Commercial Club
Charles Liles
Clus
E. P. Caruthers
Sage
Kennett
D. B. Hill
Marure Hunt Press
Hill
Harry Naeter
Fred Naeter
Cape Girardeau Republican
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Southeast Missouri
Messrs. Caruthers
Naeter
Old Southeast Missouri Press Association
A. ©. Allen, Jr
Record
New Madrid
Brydon
Leader
Essex
Democrat
E P. Crowe
Statesman
George
Cross
R. J. Daniels
Press
Ellington
Dean Gibuyn
Dispatch
Index
Puxico
DB. Hill
Marble Hill
Louis Jobe
Bloomfield
F. E Kies
Volksfreund
Jackson
Georgie Naeter
Republican
Cape Girardeau
Standard
Sikeston
CL Overall
Citizen
Campbell
D.C
F.E. Kies
C. L. Overall
A. O Allen
EP. Crowe
D.C. Smith
Caruthers
Poplar Bluff
E P. Caruthers
Dexter Publishers
Bloom
Washington Letter on Steel Tariff and Lorimer Controversy
Washington correspondence reports Senate remarks by Gilvert Hitchcock criticizing steel tariff profits and monopsony, noting $3.50 annual levy per person and 36,756 strikes involving 6 million workers. It also covers Lorimer refusing resignation, signaling a decisive senate vote and political accountability.
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Steel Trust
Postmaster’s spring home repapering brings relief
The Postmaster plans to repaper only the walls of his house this spring. He has long suffered a stiff neck and difficulty looking up, claiming that not seeing the ceilings will stop his worry.
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Lorimer
Patrot
Senate
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Trewhir
Tat
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Christ
Epdrit Mane
Pasio
Russell
Washington
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