Missouri political fund reports rise in campaign spending
Diners of the Democratic Press association of Missouri invite Democratic editors to St. Louis for a September gathering with speakers including Lisle Woostern and Governor Folk. Republicans list potential senate candidates such as Kerens Kennish Milley McKinley Pill and Black as they contest the race amid county hearsay. A Memphis Dispatch note suggests Taft aides push campaign messages in southern states.
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Democratic Press
Missouri
St. Louis
Stone
Folk
Lisle Woostern
United State
Roc. Kerens
John Kennish
Chauncey
Ves Milley
John C. MckKinley
David W. Pill
Joseph BE. Black
Campaign tempers flare as Hapley tours St Louis
Attorney General Hapley, a Republican candidate for governor, faced a turbulent stretch with stinging accusations against Insurance Commissioner Vandiver and a sweeping critique of the St Louis police. The Saint Louis Republic notes campaign buttons for Bryan and Taft shipped with shoe orders from Hamilton Brown. a Mississippian recipient returned ninety-nine Taft buttons, saying only the postmaster wanted one.
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Hapley
Minnle
St. Louis
Mumber
Vandiver
Sager
St Louis
Bryan
Taft
Hamilton-Brown
J. A. Trampton
Oxford
Ma Plamptom
Rule of the Bosses Domination Calls Voter Travel
The piece denounces federal orders urging employees to go home and vote to sustain the ruling party. It argues government business will suffer while democracy erodes into a system run by political bosses. It contrasts U S drift toward dictatorship with Diaz’s Mexico and cites Southern officials backing Harrison.
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Washington
Diaz
Mexico
Tarrison
Roosevelt as Little Father sparks farm convention clash
The Independent critiques President Roosevelts push for a convention to aid farmers, calling it hypocritical and politically motivated. It argues tariff protection harms agriculturists, and questions Roosevelts influence over tariff reform and forest policy, suggesting the plan may backfire and anger the public.
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Roosevelt
Russia
Mir Roosevelt
Bno
Mr Roosevelt
Republican Party
Mir Paft
Mrr
Sherman
Taft
Wade Ellis
Folk
Lunber Trust
Farmers’ Conference
Independent
Political critique on Taft and the 1912 election dynamics
A Chicago Roosevelt influence allegedly dictated Taft’s nomination and the solid south’s voting patterns. The piece denounces officeholders and graft in public offices, salary draw without duties, and voters’ manipulation. It cites St. Louis Star and Charden and criticizes postmasters and department heads for aiding campaigns and funding billboards.
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Blaine
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
South
Solid South
Way
St. Louis Star
Charentele Chidiepemadent
Stiav Wid Chronicle
Down
Do the People Rule in The Independent Opinion
A critical essay by James Schoolcraft Sherman argues that the people do not rule in practice, detailing media, politicians, judges, and employers as influential forces. The piece questions electoral autonomy, citing pressures on voters and the dominance of capitalistic interests over public welfare.
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George Creel
The
Independent
Mr. Bryan
James Schoolcraft Sherman
God
Congress
Cannon
Sheriff Sale Under General Execution in Bolinger Mo
By virtue of a general writ of execution from the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri the sheriff levies upon all right title and interest of Sarah A Limbaugh in the property seized under order returnable at the September term 1908 in favor of George J Cook Jacob N Cook and W K Chandler.
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Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Missouri
George J. Cook
Jacob N. Cook
W. K. Chandler
Sarah A. Limbaugh
Sale of Bollinger County Real Estate by Sheriff Auction
Ollie R. Kirkpatrick, Sheriff of Bollinger County, will sell at public auction at the north front door of the Marble Hill courthouse on Friday September 25 190? between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm the described real estate in Bollinger County Missouri to satisfy an execution. The property comprises parts of the northwest quarter and southwest quarter of the northeast quarter section 35 township 32 north range 10 east totaling about 202 acres more or less. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder.
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P. F. Tuck
Recorder of Deeds
Bollinger County
Bollinger
Missouri
Towit
Mortwaire
Ballinger
County Court
Ollie R. Kirkpatrick
Sarah A. Limbaugh
C. ©. Limbaugh
J. M. Limbaugh
C. C. Limbaugh
John B. Quinlin
Marble Hill
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James Cowgill
Elliott W. Majors
W. W. Graves
Court of Appeals
Charles C. Bland
John A. Knott
Madison R. Smith
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Thomas TP. Lane
George B. Myers
W. L. Lutes
Henry Mungle
William M. Morgan
John A. Nenninger
Eli R. James
Jacob H. Whecarver
Joseph W. Reilly
Lorancoe
George EF. Kinder
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Powder Trust
Crommedh
Thee Steelarel OL
Memphis
Penn
News Schnetar
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Milan
Will Mayfield College
Marble Hill, Missouri
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A. F. Hendricks
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B. H. Bollinger
J.w.slinkard
Casnier
Bank OF
Zalma
Alma, Missouri
Chis. King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
C. M. Witmer
Prest
F. M. Wells
Lutesville
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Hobbs
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Bollinger County Bank
F.M. Wells
Chas. O. Hobbs
E. B. Beck
Yale
C. A. Walker
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