29 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
1
A Missouri political appeal urges Democrats to rally for victory next Tuesday. The letter accuses Republicans of abandoning platforms to win votes and calls for a united Democratic effort to secure Missouri’s state ticket. Signatories include party leaders and national committee members urging turnout and support for the Democratic slate.
The article lauds a large Democratic majority in the Thirteenth district praising Representative M R Smith for his performance and noting the strong election support as a deserved compliment to his efforts.
The president rails against organized labor in a bid to back his candidate. He claims labor leaders such as Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell owe deep favors and suggests he has done more for skilled artisans than any prior labor figure.
A lengthy dispatch rails at alleged corruption and deceit in Missouri politics. It cites reactions from St Louis figures, references John Mitchell and Bryan, and recounts temperance and campaign tensions across states with multiple quotes and scattered names.
The thread describes heightened pre election nerves and crowded stumping by the president and cabinet members. It notes lingering weariness since 1982 and hints at possible confrontations or unrest tied to the political climate and local ward activity.
William G Brown secretary of the Bronx Real Estate Brokers Association writes to Edward Polak, vice president, about a October parade by Business Men's Tart and Sherminelth division. He argues that the selection of Vath and Steering will foster prosperity and invites Polak to participate, seeking confirmation of office arrangements. Polak responds cautiously, noting no desire to drive prosperity without clear action.
An unclear OCR fragment presents a garbled dialogue involving a minister, a chicken dinner, and a chicken coop with a shotgun. Names, places, or concrete actions are not decipherable, leaving only disjointed phrases and questions.
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