Republicans Elect Pourte Exvixs Chairman in State Central
The Likest Herald reports Pourte Exvixs elected chair man of the Republican State Central committee. A St Louis meeting of newspaper men is set for October 14 to organize the Mississippi Valley Press association. Hon B B Colloon of Fredericktown will speak September 24 at 1:30 pm at the Fredericktown courthouse about backing Wilson and Marshall for president and vice president, and criticizes Taft Roosevelt.
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Pourte Exvixs
Republican State Central Commmislic
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Press Association
B. B. Colioon, Sr
Fredericktown
Madison County
Court House
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Marshall
Dad Hensley
Congress
Roonvelt
Cindi
Sikeston Herald
Hadley at Chicago convention fades in wan political shadow
The Moberly Monitor reports Hadley, once a leading figure at the Chicago convention, now lacks resolve amid the Bull Moose split. He waveringly claimed Republican support, then offered Missouri backing for Roosevelt if the Bull Moose state ticket was squelched, and his late third party bid failed to gain notice as Major nears succession.
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Chicago
Hadley
Heiydol
Missouri
Roosevelt
Major
Woolen trust head Wood arrested over dynamite plot
Special Washington correspondence details William M. Wood of the woolen trust arrested in Lawrence Mass for allegedly placing dynamite in workers homes during a strike. The report links the trust’s high tariffs and inflated woolen prices to widespread overcharging on clothing and blankets, citing its political donations and impact on American households.
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Woolen Trust
Weir
Lawrence
Mass
William M. Wood
Wood
Mr. Wood
Congress
New England
Woods conduct in strike sparks tariff debate and politics
The piece describes labor strife linked to the Estes Brothers and Wood, recalling a mill owner who allegedly harmed workers during a strike and questioning tariff levels on woolens. It notes 1912 era political lines, with Republicans for Wilson and quotes Rudolph Spreckels supporting progressive causes and opposing Taft or Roosevelt.
Roosevelt and Republican split reshapes Vermont vote
Marble Hill Missouri notes confusion over Theodore Roosevelt and William Barnes Penrose roles in campaign funds and Sherman Act issues. The piece asserts Roosevelt backed pure food law funds, accuses Barnes Penrose and Gurdenheim of failing to mobilize support for Perkins. It highlights Democrats’ surge from 16,000 to 20,350 in 1912 Vermont results, signaling party unity and cross-party appeal.
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Roosevelt
Barnes and Petrose
Edward Ho Hardman
Theolore Rinavelt
Barnes and Penrose and
Gundenheim
Harvey Wo Wsley
Thewlett Roosevelt
Barnes and
Penrose
Gurdenheim
George W Perkins
Wie
Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Vermont
Farmers Pin Faith to College of Agriculture
Missouri farmers show strong support for agricultural education as they train sons for modern farming. A Ohio survey found 1,692 of 1,747 farmers favor two to four year college courses. The issue ties into anti single tax efforts, Missouri politics, and state fair Art Department plans featuring premier Missouri artists and sculptors.
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College of Agriculture
Missouri
Ohio
A. P. Sandles
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Agricultural College
John Pichard
Missouri State University At
Colmbia
Genge Julian Zolnay
St. Louis
Late sowing urged to combat Hessian fly in wheat fields
An agricultural notice urges Missouri farmers to delay sowing to curb Hessian fly, arguing that late sowing disrupts the fly's life cycle. It notes adult flies die after frost, stresses community effort, and advises early seed-bed preparation to maximize plant vigor and soil readiness.
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Missouri
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Washington
Crove H. Taverner
the Press
Estes Brothers
Alphonse Lethair
le Vair Wien
Mr Wood
England
Republicans
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
Senator LaFollette
Republican Party of
California
Gov. Wilson
Harvey W. Wiley
Mr. Roosevelt
Barnes, Penrose
Guggenheim
Marble Hill, Mo
Stlarl
Sam B. Cook
Missouri Anti
Vulcan
Eas, Plows
Evansville, Inc
Jas. F. Ballard, Prop
St.Louis
Seth Faroock
Ulfartrest
Agre Culture
Cape Golan
Lal Bormal
Bollinger County Abstract Company (Incorporated
Marbie Hill
Swift
J. A. Taylor
Charles King, Pane
Daniel Fish, Caswien
WH. Hollinger
Vien- Pu
Bank OF
Zalma
Miessourt
B.H. Bollinger
Gias King
DP. Myers
Leo Slinkard
J. Pape
Burglar Insurance
National Safe & Lock Co
Sargent & Gheenie
the Bank of Marble Hill
Citgens of
Agunty
Stocckholer
Pasem
Nana
KHOND
J. V. Slinkard
J. EK. Kinder
Joseph W. Caldwell
Robert Drum
C.M Witmer
C. A. Sander
Bollinger County
Will Mayfield College
Marble Hill, Missouri
Rosemont Hall
A. F. Hendricks
Pir
C. M. Witmer
Prea's
F. M. Wells
Chas. C. Hobbs
Robert Drum, SR
J. J. Chandler
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
PM Wells
CM Witmer
JJ Chandler
Sam McMinn
Masler
Yale
Bank of Patton
Patton, Missouri
T. K. Okelley
W. F. Wells
Casmer
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