Local Judicial and County Races Listing Officials
A list of candidates including William J. Stone for Senator in Congress Howard A. Gass for State Superintendent James T. Blair for Supreme Court Walter L. Hensley C J Sharrock J M Welker F G Lambert Wm Db Limbaugh WM C Cole Andaray Pierce Oscar W Yount L Kinder William C Morgan compete for various county and state offices in upcoming elections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William J. Stone
Howard A. Gass
Supreme Court
James T. Blair
Walter L. Hensley
C.J. Sharrock
J. M. Welker
F. G. Lambert
WM. Db. Limbaugh
WM. C. Cole
Farmington Times Change In Ownership And Editorship
P E Roeves born and raised in Bollinger county and former Will Mayfield college student purchases stake in the Farmington Times and takes charge of the editorial sanctum. The Press commends Rhodes for his ascent from the bottom to become a useful citizen and notes M A Rhodes also purchased an interest in the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Roeves
Bollinger County
Will Mayfield College
Farmington Times
Rhodes
M. A. Rhodes
The
Times
Senator Stones Re Election Support from St Louis Paper
The St Louis Times endorses Missouri Senator Stone for re election praising his tenure as governor and his role as chairman of the foreign relations committee. It argues defeating him would harm Missouri and the nation and notes the paper aims to be fair despite its Republican stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Washington
Senator Stone
Aikins
Stone
St. Louis
Senate
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
St. Louis Times
the Times
Prayers and Unity Amid European Turmoil
The St Louis Times cites Alfred Noyes on The Wine Press, urging universal brotherhood as brutal slaughter tests faith. It laments Europe’s divisions and questions why civilizations fail to recognize mankind as one, calling for a force that teaches equality among all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Noyes
St. Louis
Universal Brotherhood
Europe
Quote on national spirit and diplomacy from a wartime reflection
The passage laments that advantages come to the nation with the most persuasive diplomats and craftiest statesmen. It speaks of a conquerable spirit before wars end and famines cease, urging divine aid to deliver people and destroy enmity. It ends with a plea to God for deliverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Austria
Germany
Russia
Europe
Fort Sumter
Republican votes on major bills split with party lines
In a republicans vs. democrats landscape, members voted on key measures including the Underwood tariff, currency, and anti trust bills. Seven republicans and progressives backed the tariff bill, thirty eight backed the currency bill, forty seven backed the anti trust bill, while only twelve opposed the stock and bond legislation and none opposed the trade commission bill. The article includes a call for Republicans to assess their path and align with or against the Democratic administration, citing specific policy questions and implications for 1914-era politics. It features a Cyrus Cline speech urging party reflection on power, policy, and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United Opposition
Wall Street
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Congress
Lutesville News Notes Local Visits and School Opening
Mrs Eben D Phelps visited Fredericktown for several days while Mrs Lizzie Whitener was reported sick. Several residents moved or planned moves to nearby towns, with many relatives visiting in Lutesville. The district schools opened with 176 students enrolled, led by Superintendent D F Abernathy and High School Principal Miss Kate McMullen. seventh through twelfth grades staffed by a full faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Belchamber, Jr
James Belchamber
F. Yount
R.C. Alexander
Lodge
Judson Dale
Laflin
Littl
W. Burns
J. L. Lutes
Lutesville
A. Farmer
George McKelvy
Cascade
Wayne County
Kennett
Missouri
Reuben McCormick
A. E. Murray
Laxkge
Messrs
Price Whitener
G W. Burns
F. R. Funke
J. A. Berry
Thomas Myrick
F. W. Reuter
Ernest Cameron
W. W. Davault
Cash Davault
L. T. Kinder
Hiram Gunter
Fredericktown
Walt Sutes
F. Kline
St. Louis
F. HL. Schwering
Eben D. Phelps
Lizzie Whitener
Nosh Modglin
Wil Stratiman
Aeweh Creek
Wm Abernathy
Will Henry
J W VanAmbere
Aon Lynne
Burfordville
Dean
de R W. VanAmburg
Butler
John
Robert Phelps
Wm. Lages
West Linkard
Mears
Leoffter
Melvin Lutes
Alva Jamison
T. A. Caldwell
D F Abernathy
Kate McMullen
M. S Gladish
Veo Myers
Maes Goble Meroe
Mies Nora Hale
Glen Allen News E H Deck of Marble Hill Was
E H Deck of Marble Hill is featured in Glen Allen News with details about his activities at Marble Hill. The report notes local interest and mentions nearby residents and events connected to his activities.
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Old World
Dan Rhodes
Glen Allen
Christopher Slemmer
Marble Hill
William Slemmer
J. H
Elery Zimmerman
Lutesville
Walt Denman
Wiliam Tallent
J. M. Deck
Tom McGee
Homer E. Richards
Renute No. 1
Glen Allen News
E. H. Deck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic
Andaray Pierce
Clerk County Court
Osscar
W. Yount
William C. Morgan
Ballard
Jam&s F. Ballard
Levis, Mo
Cline
Cyrus Cline
Indiana
Oklahoma
Mrs Warren
Lutesville News
Crawford Farm
Scopun
BL. Vamee
Eli James
August James of
Zalma
Faker
Harry Reynolds of
Hushey
Rufus Moore
Oran
Jesse B. Lutes
Poplar Bluff
Elmer Lites
Charley Liley
Louisiana
Bill Phelps
Dunklin County
S. F. Whitener
Olathe Colorado
Marquand
Scott Burford
Logan
Illinois
F. F. Yount
Trace Creek
Miss Rada
John Cavanaugh
Blodgett
Mr. Cavanaugh
J. W. Revelle
Plonmer
Charles King
Daniel Fish
Cassar
B. H. Bollinger
Hiram V. Slinkard
Bank OF Zalma
Chas. King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
CG. A. Pape
C. M. Witmer
F. M. Wells
Chas
C. Hobbs
Melvin Liates
Assietant
Robert Drum, SR
J. J. Chandler
Bollinger County Bank
Mwolla
CM Willmer JJ Chander
Sami McMinn
Robert Drum
Z. &. O'Kelley
Wells
H.W. Bennett
Johnson Smith
Bank of Patton
Patton, Missouri
A. O'Kelley
H.W. Bennett C,h. Rahiman
F. M. Welle
WF. Alon
Pau
Eure
Bank of Marble Hill
Tiene Depaciia
Menken J School of Mechanical Trades
St. Leonie
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