Stone's Fight for the States and Missouri record
William J. Stone is portrayed as a steadfast Jeffersonian Democrat who fought federal overreach in courts while in Congress and as Governor. The piece cites his campaigns to limit federal jurisdiction, his stance against mandamus and injunctions, and his stand in the Denver platform era. It also notes support for his state-rights positions during the Roosevelt Taft era and mentions related political debate in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Times-Democrat
William J. Stone
Union
House of Reptatives
House of Representatives
St. Clair County
Congress
Missouri
Stone
United States
Senate
Tillman
LaFollette
Bailey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Marshall
Roosevelt
Private sale of household goods by Mrs Dora Hallock
For Sale. Household goods at private sale Mrs Dora Hallock. The text also references a stork visiting W H Engles home delivering an eleven pound girl.
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Dora Hallock
W. H. Engles
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during the illness of our wife and mother. James Ryan and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
Missouri By Sixty Thousand in Sturgeon Leader
After the primary ends the Sturgeon Leader urges Missouri Democrats to unite for a 60,000 vote majority this fall. Parents face school season and seek affordable, up-to-date boys and children's clothing, hinting at Yates & Hagan as the solution.
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Omar Gray
Sturgeon
Missouri
Yates & Hagan
Boy's Land
Anderson and Montgomery Notes on Primary Reflections
A political letter recalls support for Dave Ball before the primary and urges accepting the election outcome without complaint. It dismisses fraud claims as unfounded and urges Democrats to serve the party, state, and people. The note also mentions Leache taking charge of a store in Iron County and a mutiny incident aboard the Northland. Also notes visits from John Drescher and E P Heathly and wife to Judge Drescher.
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Dave Ball
Globe Democrat
Kansas City Star
Howliron County Register
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Monroe Prairies
Joe Pickett
J. B. Heatrick
Mrs. Bell Fitzpatrick
Adam Shoemaker
Plattsburd
Rev. B. D. Weeks
J. B. Gray
S. Seward
Paris
W. B. A. McNutt
Ethel
Quincy
Libbie Hickman
Ollie Kirby
Charles Brown
el Reno, Okla
C. L. Carpenter
S. H. Baynum
Shelbina
Frank Rosen
St Louis
W. T. Rutledge
B. J. Dimmitt
Bushnell, NL
W. D. Barnes
Roy McKnight
Rensselaer
Mrs
J.J. Dimmitt
Frank Dimmitt
G. W. Manning
Mrs. O. Utterback
Olivia and
Ruth Brown
L E. Frazier
Withers, Mill
Ernest Buckman
Brookfield
Mrs. Buckman
J. Art Melson
Jacksonville
Fla
Leona Settle
St. Louis
Chicago
Dyersburg
Tenn
Jasper Henderson
Shelbina Fair
Jasper
Roy Meriwether
North Main
Fourth
North Border
M. A. Thomas
Harry Jackson
Mack Thompson
A. H. Potterfield
Richard Redman
T. J. Green
Joseph F. Smith
Gentry Bros
J. Utterback
C. V. Hamner
George Painter
Ed O'Daniel
R. J. Stephens
Elijah Campbell
Osceola
Folk
Deere Gang
A. Jaeger
Ing
Anderson & Montgomery Grocery
Anderson & Montgomery
Oscar Leache
Maywood
Leache & Guinan
Lake
Buffalo
Northland
Conkling
Detroit
Michigan
John Drescher
E. P. Heathly
Hannibal
W. B. Drescher
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