17 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
1
A historical party slate lists Woodrow Wilson for president with Thomas J. Marehs as vice president. The long roster names candidates from governor to coroner and constable across Missouri districts, including Elliott Major, William Painter, Cornelius Roach, John Harker, Edwin Deo, James Bradshaw, Henry Bond, Robert Walner, and others, covering judicial, legislative, and local offices.
Southeast Missouri items report a wild man jailed near Wicks, a 6 year old son of Henry Dan nerberg crushed by wheat sacks, sheriff Hampton delivering prisoners to Jefferson City including Frank James and others, a fatal shooting at Blodgett, a wagon accident near Commerce injuring a child, a Jackson auto wreck injuring a girl, fall plowing advice from Seth Babcock, and community notes on corn shows and a local death in Perryville.
Frederikiana political figure Hon B B Cahoon will address crowds at Marble Hill on Saturday October 19 at 2 00 p m and at Latesville at 7 30 p m He plans to explain his opposition to Taft and Roosevelt and to advocate Wilson and Marshall and Sir Hensley for Congress All are invited to attend regardless of political views Chairman notes 4 B Sst per
State Senator Charles F Krone of St Louis, a prominent attorney and former leader of the last St Louis Republican state senate, declares he is a progressive Republican who will not vote for Taft or Roosevelt and will support Woodrow Wilson.
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