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Missouri railroad talk and political clash in 1908
Long political address from General Hadley targetting railroad rates and the Missouri Railroad Commission. Spree of names and dates recounts accusations by E W Flentge and references to road poll tax cases in Cape Girardeau County.
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Troy Mos
John A. Knott
Democratic Party
Awaka
Globe-Democrat
Iiseff Tal Page
Folk
Senator Stone
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Tronger
Misouri
Miagouri
Pulla
United States
Iast
Sen. Dickinson
State Commission
Supreme Court
Co Ge
Himsellf
Commisnion
Kanes City
Hadley
Louis
Oll
Wightmith
Jefferson City
General Hadley
Ond
Dan Aldste
E W. Flentge
The
Republic
Pine Street
St Louis
Theisler
lobe-Democrat
Fientge
Flentge
Flentgo
Flontge
Flen
Railroad Commission
A. M. Dockery
W. M. Williams
Ilinois
Iis
Horest
Cape Girtrdéay Couny
Couny Court
Cape Girardeau County
Charles Bartels
W. Py Thompson
K. F. Thomas
Jackson
G. W. Flentge
William Paar
Nowomen
Charles Bartell
W. P. Thompson
Louis F. Thomas
William Pear
Sterk
BE. W. Pientge
E. W. Flentge
EB W. Flentge
EB. W. Flentge
Flenge
William Parr
Orl
Henry Puls
B. W. Fientge
E& W. Fentge
Gaid County
Gaid Col
Entitl Land
Atte Jr
Seana Stapler
Herman
Ohana
Robert
Beal i
Tn Brig
Leteer
Cai
Cl Rites
Conrad Cheah
Nouat Wits
Oliver
Andre
Kramer
Theo Wm Moyer
Chan
Samuel
Allen
Henry
Caldwell
Dole KoehJer
Wile
A. Wilferth
John
Ora
Del
Hutaon
Jet Niewanger
Ambrose
Laine
Chas