Campaign fund plea from Norman Mack urging people to pay for Bryan Kern campaign
A historic letter appeals for public funding of the Bryan Kern Democratic campaign. It denounces special interests and calls for the people to finance elections, promising government by the people and denouncing trusts bearing gifts. Signed by Norman E. Mack, M. C. Wetmore, and C. N. Haskell as Democratic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
White House
Bryan
Kern
Democratic National Committee
Free America
Norman E. Mack
M. C. Wetmore
Finance Committee
C. N. Haskell
Paris visitors and editorial shifts noted in town papers
J H Battsell of Paris visits aunt Mrs D M Proctor. Mrs Minnie Roth of Quincy visits sister Mrs J B Anderson. George Davis of San Antonio enjoys time with local friends. Mrs Al Kelley and children travel to Clarksville for about two weeks with relatives. New York World backs Bryan citing better prospects for the people compared to Taft. A Paris Appeal critique ridicules today’s youth fashion. Mrs Dee Gentry sells her Cottage on Dover between Davis and Washington to William Lightbody of Ely. Consideration private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Bryan
Taft
Quincy Herald
Dee Gentry
Dover
Davis and
Washington Streets
William Lightbody
Ely
Democratic voices shape Bryan Taft clash across state
A compilation of editorials and political notes from Missouri papers weighs Bryan and Hearst against Taft, cites Rockefeller fundraising questions, and notes campaign buzz, labor votes, and trust-busting rhetoric. It references the Huntsville Herald, Salisbury Democrat, Lexington Intelligencer, Platte City Landmark, Liberty Advance, Dalelia Democrat, and Dunklin Democrat among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Billy Hearst
John Temple Graves
Kansas City Star
Platte
City
Taft
Bates County
Campaign Committee Seeks Public Support and Handbook
The National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in Washington seeks voter cooperation and funds to back the Democratic Congress. It plans to publish a campaign handbook for distribution to contributors and asks readers to mail contributions and aid in nationwide dissemination. James T. Lloyds, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Democratic Congressiony
Inshewun
Washington, DC
Joy
United States
Sun
Washington, D.C
James T. Lloyp
Cowherd Praised as Governor Pick by Fulton Gazette
Editor Bell of the Fulton Gazette endorses William S. Cowherd as Missouri’s next governor. He lauds Cowherd’s record as mayor of Kansas City and congressman, calling him a clean, highly principled public servant and private citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Fulton Gazette
Folk
Ball
Mr. Cowherd
Washington
Missouri
William S. Cowherd
Gazette
Cowherd
Picture for sale used on first page of The Commoner
A Good 101-2x14 Picture Mr for sale at 25c each. mittees for campaign purposes. This picture is the one used for the first page of The Com moner.
Death Looms for Warren Man as Foot Fails
Geo. B. McGlasson of Warren has lost circulation in his right foot. Doctors give no hope of recovery as mortification sets in after several days. His sister Mrs. Pheebe Kincaid of Pueblo Colorado and his son John McGlasson of Louisiana arrived by first trains to tend to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. McGlasson
Warren
Pheebe Kincaid
Pueblo
Colo
John McGlasson
Louisiana
Rex Gloster Dominates Palmyra Fair in Multiple Rings
Sweep Stakes winners Rogers and Thompson boast of their black three year old Rex Gloster’s double first in harness and saddle rings and the sweep stakes. G Ova Moyer returns to San Marcia New Mexico happy after a rough Santa Fe trip and a gifted eight passenger run. Dr Hornback Oculist and Aurist Hannibal Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers & Thompson
Rex Gloster
Palmyra Fair
G. Ova Moyer
San Marcia
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Committee
Bryan and Kern
Chicago
Colorado
Monroe
Burlington
Burlington Trains
James L. Lyon
J. H. Battsell
Paris
Mrs. D. M. Proctor
Minnie Roth
Quincy
J. B. Anderson
George Davis
San Antonio
Texas
al Kelley
Clarksville
Goslings
Spirit of the State Press
Dovernor
Constable
Memphis
Salisbury Democrat
Hearst
Laclede Blade
Rockefeller
Huntsville Herald
Lexington
Lexington Intelligencer
Hadley
His Popgun
Herbert
Henry County Democrat
Senator Cockrell
Qld
Cockrell
Liberty Advance
Sheldon
Hot, Springs
Sedalia
Dunklin Democrat
United States Circuit Court
Standard Oil Trust
Milan Standard
Luther Moss
T. M Boulware
Jno. L. Owen
Joseph Spalding
Harry Yates
Sflyers
Brookfield
J. N. Southern
Residurtco FF. & M
Tiamon
Pear
God Ko
Stark Tees
Aligathc
Towa
Fayettevibe
Raf
Abu
Maney
Irene
Motre Dame
Ind
A. W. Miles
Brown
and Robert C. Lubins
Reng' Svear Wi Mchy
Wight
Ul Thomas Hulse
Hornback
Hannibal
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