MISSOURI POLITICS. LOCATING THE LAUNDRY.
A combative slice of Missouri political talk comments on public cleansing of party dirt and internal corruption as echoes from multiple papers. It cites debates over Cardwell and other scandals, accusing leaders of monopolies, fund abuses, and shattered trust while urging accountability among Democrats and Republicans alike.
Allison Aims for Sixth Senate Term Milestone
The report notes Iowa Senator Allison seeks re election to a sixth consecutive U S Senate term in Des Moines with both Allison and Dolliver attending the legislature on the election day. An effort to secure a unanimous vote is under way and about twenty Democratic members may back Allison to mark a historic occasion.
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Senator Allison
Iowa
United States
Senate
Des Moines
Allison
Dolliver
Morgan
Hoar
Brown Uncovered and Cardwell Missing in Media Stir
The Brown mystery fades as no body search or public interest remains. Cardwell, described as a tall cadaverous man, eludes discovery and political factions dismiss the incident. Col. Phelps’ partner may share the same description, while Cardwell’s fate keeps local officials and promoters busy with speculative schemes demanding large sums.
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Brown
Cardwell
Walsh
Er. O. Brown
Col. Phelps
Cardwel
Is It Right In Missouri Free Press Voice
The Golden City Free Press argues the Missouri ring government disenfranchises nonmembers as it questions if Democrats deserve more national representation. It contends Republicans, nearly 49 percent of votes, face disfranchisement by a close organization, urging fair minded Democrats to oppose the plan.
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Missouri
Lagrange Tribune
Golden City Free Press
National Congress
Ringsters
Biggers
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Hannibal Cartier
Wellesville
Brrown
Iowa Line
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Jefferson City Tribune
Cordwell
Phelps
Joplin
Truts
Transit Company of
St. Louis