Republican convention delegates chosen in Line county
Line county Republicans met in convention to elect delegates to the state nominating convention at Excelsior Springs. W. B. Mullins chaired. Jo Mullins temporary chair, J. J. Witt temporary secretary. Committees on Credentials, Permanent Organization, and Resolutions named. sessions continued with A. W. Kapp slated as permanent chairman and J. J. Witt secretary. Delegates listed by township including Union, Blackwater, Cambridge, Clay, Elmwood, Liberty, Salt Fork, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line County
Excelsior Springs
Salt Fork
W. B. Mullins
Jo Mullins
J.J. Witt
Jo. Mouttins
A. W. Kapp
J. J. Witt
C. M. Rice
Whies
Ballot county Republicans endorse Roosevelt era policy in state resolutions
The Balloe county Missouri Republican committee reads and adopts resolutions praising Theodore Roosevelt and the national administration. It endorses U S Senator William H Warner, Attorney General Herbert S Hadley, Congressman John Welborn, and E C Medlin for railroad and ware posts, with support from Cam bridge and Salt Pond townships objecting to the county committee endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Cambridge
Salt Pond Townships
Balloe County
Missouri
Theodore Moosesvelt
United States
Wm. H. Warner
Lincoln
Grant
Gar-feld
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
State Republican Committee
Herbert
Hadley
Ben
Jobn Welborn
Congress
Splice County
House of Representatives
Dors
Sandlanag
Medivon
E. C. Med F
Office of
Railroad and Ware
G. V
Delegates Named to State Convention Amid Address
Delegates were chosen to the state convention by a sowing committee including W Windmeyer G T e W R VanBooven te Ehlers A H Orr John at J L Pritchard L H whishoe W B Mullina C Elsner The committee later reported M C. Chatfeesr M Mann J J Smith T M Ehler L C Shackleford R N Taylor S T Wilson John W Black burn J P Fulkerson as delegates Each delegate to select his own alternate Motion to adjourn carried
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twee
W. Windmeyer
W. R. VanBooven
Te Ehlers
A. H. Orr
John At
J. L. Pritchard
L. H. Whishoe
W. B. Mullina
C. Elsner
C. C. Madi
M.C.C
M. Mann
J.J. Smith
T. M. Ehler
L. C. Shackleford
R. N. Taylor
T. Wilson
John W. Blackburn
J. P. Fulkerson
Veterans praise Missouri G A R encampment in Jefferson City
A large group of Saline veterans attended the Missouri Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Jefferson City. John W Williams of California was elected state commander with Davis of Kansas City as senior vice commander. Governor Folk spoke, praising Civil War era service and signaling possible vote rights for Federal and Confederate home inmates. The event included a parade, campfire, and reception, with the encampment to elect officers the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Jefferson City
Moberly
W. B. Mullins
John W. Willams
California
Mr. Davis
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
Grand Army of the Republic
Missouri
House of Representatives
Folk
Leo Bassieur
St. Louis
Fairbanks
C. C. Burton
Nevada
John M., Williams
John T. Clarke
Ranson
Frank Py Blair
Hassendeubel Posts
United States
William Warner
Washington
Peter J. Catgthaus Caie
Frank Ay Tee Post
Supreme Court
Grant
Vicksburg
Shiloh
Lookout Mountain
Wilderness
Bull Run
Appomattox
Lee Surfs
Jo Shelby
Marmaduke
Boonville
Lone Jack
Leo Bossier
Polk
Madison House
Sons of Veterans
Joseph Kolkmeyer
E. E. Schoening
Train Fares and Schedules Announced for KC Route
The Missouri Pacific Railway offers a Sunday round trip to Kansas City at $1.50, with train No 97 departing at 8 44 a.m. and returning on No 38 leaving Kansas City at 7 p.m. This service continues until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Railway
Round trip to Kansas City by Missouri Pacific trains
Fare offers one dollar to Kansas City and return with trains 8 44 am and 3 47 pm on Saturday June 2 and return via spy train up to train No 38 leaving Kansas City 7 pm Sunday June 3 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railway
Kansas City
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Newton & Leonard
Saline County
Texas
SNARD
Marshall
W. 8. Taylor
John van Booren
R. P. Price
Samuel Perkins
Thos. O'Donnell
W. K. Nichols
W. H. Montgomery
G. W. Little
Fred W. Windmeyer
T. M. Elilers
O. Hupp
H.C. Griffiths
J. M. Fulkerson
H. Renken
M.C. Chaffee
Fetfroy Harris
H. Reinwald
John Ernst
Geo, Giger
F. A. Gwinn
G. T. Stone
J. P. Pulkerson
J. E. Hocker
Wm. Klinger
J. W. Blackburn
L. Morita
Union Rock
W Wiedmeier
W B Wilhelm
A Hazelmeir
L Anneberry
LC Shackelford
E Shackelford
Armunt Perry
Taylor
T M
Fswear
Blackwater
Geo T Stone
H C Griffiths
Samuel Perking
O Hupp
M Mano
T B Ross
W KR VanBooren
R P Gwinn
Geo Harris
E Eemore
Mike Opper
Jobo Reid
F A Gwinn
LC Warner
A H Snoddy
W L Slater
A Phelpa
F KE Brown
R P Price
M O' Hearn
Clay
John VanBooren
Louie Kammeyer
Mate Ehlers
Aug Polster
Geo Giger
Elmwood
W A Dawes
J.P Fulkerson
Joe Mikela
E E. Hines
J M Pulkerson
Luther Carmens
A H Orr
John Couler
Fred Mueller
D M Harris
Cvpresary
Liberty
Henry Relowald
Henry Montgomery
HL. Hall
WR Aulgur
JM Henley
JL Prichard
J 8 Treece
Salt Pood
J A McGuire
Leo Burees
Samuel Ors
Gen Weber
Jocker
J J
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Ron
Halilo Sens
Tonnithie Oom
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