Judicial ballot questions on Judge J. P. Morgan Missouri Supreme Court
A ballot query asks voters whether to retain Judge J. P. Morgan on the Missouri Supreme Court. The nonpartisan retention issue presents the judge’s record and judicial philosophy for voter consideration.
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Morgan
Missouri Supreme Court
Brady and Dowd
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Audrain Hospital
J. P. Morgan
Supreme Court of Missouri
Glenn M. Barnes
Audrain
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