State Officials and Judges Named in County Court List
The record lists state and county officials including Lieutenant Governor Herbert S. Hadley, Secretary of State Jacob F. Gemellch, State Treasurer Wilbur F. Maring, Attorney General Frank J. Fulkerson, and Supreme Court and Court of Appeals judges. Also named are Rep. John Whittaker, Senator Nolines Tall, Judge Ormond Hupp, Prosecuting Attorney Milton Alison, Sheriff Robt Taylor, and other county officers such as Assessor W. McCormick and Surveyor W. Mullins.
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Jacob F. Gemellch
John E. Swanger
Authtor
Wilbur F. Maring
Frank J. Fulkerson
August Reker
Berlekamnp
Ormond Hupp
Milton Alison
Editorial pledge to correct false statements in campaign coverage
The editorial promises Democrats or Republicans will challenge any false statement in campaign editorials. It pledges to correct promptly if facts cannot be substantiated or if misinformation occurs, asserting the public reads newspapers for facts and expects truthful reporting.
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Publc
Facta al- Wiys
Questionable whiskey plot report draws police comment
The Citizen reported that a Marshall man hired a young man to buy whiskey to test feasibility and allegedly obtained it. If the piece was a joke as police suggest, it should be labeled so. if not, the lack of arrests remains odd and unexplained.
Flying machines edge toward certainty in war plans
The Weight brothers at Fort Meyer Virginia remain aloft for over an hour without gas bags. They maneuver in any direction, signaling that the flying machine will play a part in future warfare. Balloons are deemed unsuitable as aircraft, viewed as death traps.
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Weight Bros
Ft. Meyer
Omitted Bryan plank on sun’s path and phonograph remark
Fragmentary historical text shows an omitted Bryan plank arguing for geocentric rotation and a quip about the moon’s hour offset, followed by a claim of discovering the phonograph and a jab at Republicans. The passage appears as partisan mockery within a broader political speech.
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Bryan
Ballaker Ball Threatens Direct Action Over Missouri Fraud
Missouri Democrat candidate Ball vows to pursue fraud cases, indicting 25 election judges and clerks in St. Louis and promising 250 more. He says fraud reached Kansas City and pledges to take direct action if law allows. Temporary restraining order on ballot inspection discussed. decision likely two weeks after Oct 13, delaying pre election ballot opening.
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St. Louis
Ball
Rankin City
Missouri
Kansas City
Gantt
Kansas City Star
Exhibit in Marshall Saturday Sept 26 A political critique unfolds
A fragmentary political diatribe decries Taft Roosevelt and Democratic leaders, alleging tariff reform promises and manipulated platform shifts. It disparages figures from Sullivan to Hopkins and cites various associates, portraying a Falstaffs army marching in lockstep with promises and trusts.
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Sullivan
Hopkins
Murphy A
McClellan
Tom ‘Taggart
Ronette
Tom Ryan
Wall Street
Belmont
Bailey
Standard Oil
Williams
Southern Railway
Winky Dink
Bath House
John
Red Duffy
Mike
Bryan Asks Support For Campaign Expense Disclosure Bill
On May 25 William J Bryan wrote to Wim El Taft seeking help to push through a bill requiring full disclosure of campaign expenses. Crumpacker had introduced the McCall bill three days earlier as a strong measure. The House approved the bill 161 to 126 with Republicans in support and Democrats in opposition. Eight members did not vote and ninety three were absent. The bill went to the Senate and the committee on privileges and elections. Democrats threatened to stall and it was not reported, destined for the next session.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Wim
Taft
Bryan
Congress
Crumpacker
House
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Independence Party to Hold National Convention in St Louis
The Independence Party will hold its national convention in St Louis next Tuesday at 8 pm in Dould's hall. Each county is entitled to five delegates. Led by William Randolph Hearst the party grows strong in the East and is challenging both major parties with sharp criticisms of the Republicans.
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Independence Party
Dave Ball Declares Fight for Governor Nomination
Jefferson City Sept 7 David A Ball arrived declaring he is out of politics He said he would jail the thieves who robbed him of the Democrats nomination for governor and pledged to pursue that course no matter the cost He claimed he would do so for the rest of his days with strong intent to oppose the party leadership.
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Jefferson City
David A. Ball
Mr. Ball
Ball Declares for Democratic Ticket at Missouri Convention
In Jefferson City Missouri Democratic gubernatorial nominee W S Cowherd praised David A Ball for pledging loyalty to the party and tickets. The scene at the platform grew festive as Ball and Cowherd united amid cheering, with Champ Clark and other leaders calling for party cohesion for November. Ball expressed gratitude toward Clark and hoped for a future Speaker role. Angie Mantey of Excelsior Springs dies after lifelong labor with no hands.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
David A. Ball
Cote County
W. S. Cowherd
Ball
P.ker
P.ker, Declared He Had Never Doubted Mr. Ball
Mr. Cowherd
Mr. Ball
Clark
Excelsior Springs
Angie Mantey
Elaborate preparations under way for governors reception
Elaborate preparations are under way for a reception tomorrow honoring Gov Folks. The event plans include security, guest list, and formal program details as officials arrange the visit.
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Gov
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John Whittaker
Distriet Nolines
Robt, N. Taylor
W. OW. McCormick
R. A. Alexander
W. B. Mullins
S. T. Wilson
I, N. Parrish
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Castoria
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