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Grandest Meeting and Banquet in Democratic History
St Louis September 25 1908 the Democratic State Press Association held its grandest meeting yet editors from across Missouri attended a welcome by Mayor Wells and heard bold attacks on Republican Hadley including claims of brewery and sewer interests funding his campaign.
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Democratic Press Association
St. Louis
Democratic State Press Association
Wells
Census Bureau
Washington
Union
Bryan
Joseph B. Shannon
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Rochester
Central
Planters Hotel
St Louis
Ohn H. Atwood
The
National Committee
Charles W. Knapp
W. S. Cowherd
Herbert S. Hadley
Cowherd
Hadley
Walter S. Dickey
Sewer Pipe Trust
Otto F. Stiefel
City of
St. Louis. the Text of Mr. Cowhert
Cleveland
Taft
Republican National Committee
United States
Topeka
Missouri
Springfield
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Roosevelt
Doctor Hadley
Woodson
Folk
John A. Lee
Sullivan
Chicago
Mr. Ball
Globe- Democrat
Ball
Herbert Hadley
Legislature of
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Tooley Street
England
Fourth
Booth
Globe-Democrat
John B. Owens
Express
Niedringhaus
Republican State Committee
Otto Stiefel
Handley
Stiefel
Jefferson City
E. C. Crow
Supreme Court
Insurance Commissioner of
Bert Hadley
Overnor
John Knott
Kansas City Star
Republican
Erskine
Congress
Joseph G. Cannon
House
James S. Sherman
Mr. Hadley
Stond