Republican Ticket List for Kansas Ballot
The slate lists William Howard Taft for President with James Sherman as Vice President, and a full set of state and local officers. Included are Herbert Hadley for Governor, Jacob Gemelich for Lieut. Governor, John Swanger for Secretary of State, Jesse Tollerton for State Auditor, Wilbur Maring for State Treasurer, Frank Fulkerson for Attorney General, and William Wilder for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner. Also named are Justice Argus Cox, FE C Reservey for Kansas Supreme Court, John Whittaker for U.S. Representative, Hlmes Hall as Late Senator, August Reker, J H Berlekamp, Ormond Tupp, Milton Alison, Robt N Taylor, W H McCormick, R A Alexander, W B Mullins, T Wilson, I N Parrish and others in county and local posts.
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August Reker
J. H. Berlekamp
Ormond Tupp
Milton Alison
Robt
N. Taylor
Missouri State Fair Set for Sedalia October 3 to 6
Secretary John Stinson reports the Missouri State Fair will run in Sedalia from October 3 to 6 with an expected 150000 visitors. Officials express hope attendees will be pleased with the event.
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Sedalia
John Stinson
Shall the people rule in Missouri primary frauds
Opinion reflects on alleged fraud in the Democratic primary in St. Louis and Kansas City, arguing such misconduct must be exposed and punished to uphold democratic rule. It labels the frauds as serious and urges accountability by authorities.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Macon
Investigation Finds 49 Dead Democrats Voted in Nine Precincts
In St. Louis an inquiry into election fraud shows 49 deceased Democrats cast ballots for Cowherd across nine precincts. The finding suggests voters believed dead Democrats are the ultimate Democrats.
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St. Louis
Why the Republican Party Should be Successful in November
The piece asserts the Republican Party will perform well in the upcoming election. It lauds the party’s prospects, emphasizes strategy, and argues for voter support backed by concise, persuasive points. The author notes a $150 prize was awarded for a related master article in another section.
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Republican Party
Canvass Claims Cowherd Won Without St Louis Vote
The official canvass shows Cowherd with a national plurality of 8583 votes but his supporters claim he won without St Louis. He did not win without St Louis, as he was not nominated if the tally held. His St Louis majority was about 10000 and Kansas City 13187, with fraud alleged in both towns by the Unionville Republican.
Incomplete OCR Item on Voters Faces Guns Backdrop
Fragmentary text notes a machine behind someone and guns pointed at a voter's face. It suggests a single clear conclusion but lacks complete context to confirm events, persons, or location. The readable words imply intimidation but provide minimal verifiable details.
Roosevelt Runs For Vermont Dogcatcher Median Election Fact
The St. Louis Republic reports five wards showing Democratic state office returns. It questions whether Roosevelt could win in Vermont’s strongest Republican county and whether a fraudulently secured nomination harms an honest election system.
Visitors try their hand at typesetting in local exhibit
Readers glimpse a hands on display where visitors including Mrs. Lewis Petry, Mrs. Wade Higgin botham, J. P. Wilson, W. H. Montgomery and others attempt to set their own names on a typesetting machine. The piece notes playful misprints and the chic chaos of learning.
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Lewis Petry
Wade Higginbotham
Nelson
Horses for sale in draft order from Mitchell in Missouri
One mare twelve years old two geldings four years old one aged mule one thirty eight year old mule. All well broke and in draft order. Contact A Mitchell by phone blue 404 in Marshal Missouri for details.
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A. Mitchell
Marshal,Mo
Gilliam Picnic Brims With Band Glory And Local Talks
The Gilliam picnic drew about two thousand people last Thursday as the Gilliam band in new uniforms entertained the crowd. Will Jordan hosted with Mrs. Jordan as hosts. Speakers included Wm. Rh. Painter, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, and Paul R. Trotser, Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney of Troward county. The New Frankfort Woodmen announced a picnic tomorrow at Wilming's grove, four miles north of Gilliam.
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Woundsmen
Gilliam
Gllliam Band
Ths
Will Jordan
Wm. Rh. Painter
Paul R. Trotser
Troward County
New Frankfort
Wilming’s Grove
Bixter Farm Sold to Fulkerson for 200 Acres
Daniel Bixter and J M Fulker son from Elwood visited Saturday to announce the closing of a deal making Mr Fulkerson the owner of the Bixter farm, 200 acres, for 20000 dollars. The Bixters will move to Sweet Springs seeking relief for Mr Bixter’s illness and may make it their permanent home.
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Daniel Bixter
J. M. Fulkerson
Elwood
USA
Mr. Fulkerson
Bixter
Monument Sale Offered at Twenty Percent Discount
Bidstrup and Hammond of Marshall Missouri announce a September sale to reduce stock with a 20 percent discount on a fine line of monuments. The advertisement highlights a large selection available during the month.
Free Baptist Church Trustee Deed Fraud
E D Burns of Malta Bend was sent to Sedalia to guard Free Baptist Church interests he formerly led. Rev W F Howard of Lexington followed as pastor and caused the church property to be deeded to the Christian church by forging trustees names. The act is described as daring and dishonest.
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E. D. Burns
Malta Bend
Sedalia
Free Baptist Church
W. EF. Howard
Lexington
Howard
Christian Church
Taylor Visit Recalled By Sharon Resident
G W Carr of near Sharon heard Governor Taylor of Tennessee speak on Saturday spending about an hour with his old boyhood friend. Wash ington Tenn ties and Wash ington county figures are noted. G W Mitchell reports he and Gov Taylor were schoolmates and recalls Taylor once ran on the Democratic ticket while his brother and father supported Republican and Prohibition candidates.
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G. W. Carr
Sharon
Governor Taylor
Tennessee
Washington, Tenn
G. W. Mitchell
Gov. Taylor
Taylor
Mrs Welnrich of St Louis Visits North of Town
Mrs. F. G. Welnrich of St. Louis plans a visit to her relative W. W. Welnrich and family north of town this week, joining them for a period of family time.
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F. G. Welnrich
St. Louis
W. W. Welnrich and
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Partition Aug 2
In the Circuit Court of Saline County Missouri Charles W Lose William P Liaise Martha Westcott and John Westcott and William Gin? and Jame gonridian of Scott Lose an imbecile Ex-Prize Petitioner oversee sale by decree and order on September 1 2008 at the north front door of the Court House Marshall Missouri to sell Lot 1 black 1 Haggin addition north part east half northeast quarter with exceptions total about 103.75 acres and east part of northeast quarter and Lots 5 6 7 8 9 in block 4 first addition to Blue Lick Baline Missouri at cash in hand C K Bacon Sheriff.
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Charles W. Lose
William P. Liaise
Martha Westcott
John Westcott
William &. Jame
Gonridian
Scott Lose
Saline County
Missouri
Chase
Monnday
Court House
Mareoall
Salioe County
Haggin
Marshall
Twentyone
Fortynine
Saline
Blue Lick
Baline
C.K. Bacon, Sheril
Correction on Rev Calhoun sermon remark in Marshall
A reader notes an erroneous statement labeling Rev Calhoun's sermon as the best in Marshall for years. The newspaper clarifies the remark. it should have described the sermon as evangelical, not a broad local best.
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Calhoun
Marshall
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J. J. Witt
William Howard Taft
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Herbert
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Jesse A. Tollerton
Wilbur F. Maring
Frank JT
William W. Wilder
Supreme Court
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W. HW
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I. N. Parrish
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He Lay
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McGrath
Long
Gordon O
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Bradley
Are
Lewis Petry Nelson MO
J. P. Wilson
W. H. Montgomery
Cretcher
W H MontgomeRy ShaLford Mo
J.P
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Ssweettsprin
L. A
J. Warner Brown
Salt Springs
Rattle
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Lewis A. Brown
J. Wwaarner
Brown
E. O'Donnell
Jos. Plourd
L. W. Ledom
Mr. Plourd
Jevel
L W Ledom Gardner
Kansas
BOR Sale
Marshall Republican
the Daily
ST. Louis Republic
Republic
Bixter Farm
Bidstrup & Hammond
Marshall, Mo
John Bagert
Eupdee
Sidney
Donal Hana
Fisher, Gaunt & @e
South Side Square
The
Kansas City Star
Star
Usinog
Mayer
Fred Martin, Marshall
A. Murrell
J. C. Lamkin
P. Huston
lJsrs
Nuckles & Nuckles
Marshall Building
North Side Square
Chicago
Chicago & Alton
H. W. Stoll
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