Political presses clash over Roosevelt message and Bryan era echoes
A compilation of editorials and letters from Missouri papers debates Roosevelt’s congress address, Bryan era comparisons, and political tactics. It notes Republican editors’ influence on policy, calls for Philippine neutrality shifts, and reactions to Coxey style unemployment protests amid regional partisan rancor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
Norbourne
Chicago
Ozarks
Springfield
Bolivar Herald
Where Is It Congressman Tawney Warns of Deficit
Congressman Tawney, chair of the appropriations committee, warns colleagues they must face a government revenue deficit of 118 million dollars. The Southwest Democrat notes questions on Republican prosperity loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Bryan for president and Stone Falk in Missouri race
Gallatin Democrat notes the ticket of W. J. Bryan for president and Senator Stone with Governor Falk running for United States Senate signals an easy pull for Missouri Democrats at the polls next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Stone
Falk
United States
Bush
Missouri
Gallatin
Hobson ships bill faces fierce opposition in press
The Linneus Bulletin denounces Hobson as pushing a perpetual fifty million dollar battleship appropriation during a time of universal peace. The paper frowns on the congressman and his backers, calling his naval craze worse than his promiscuous kissing fad and suggesting institutionalization for his supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Congress
American Congress
Linneus Bulletin
Help the Teacher: Discipline and parental support urged
An exchange promotes firm school discipline and warns parents not to back balky pupils. It argues teachers face hard work and that most conflicts stem from misjudged claims, urging thorough home investigations before doubting the school system’s authority.
Hyomei Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh in Five Minutes
An advertisement touts Hyomei as delivering relief from catarrhal troubles within five minutes. It describes how a few drops in the pocket inhaler purify the air, kill germs, soothe mucous membranes, and improve overall health. The seller, L. M. Wood, guarantees satisfaction or refunds the money for every dollar outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Wood
Hyomei
Morgan’s bond scheme criticizes city finance in New York
The column denounces New York Citys 30 million bond issue to cover debt. It alleges J Pierpont Morgan and Rockefeller banks structured the swap to profit from interest while the city paid six percent. It argues the maneuver shows finance as wind and paper and questions deposit guarantees.
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New York City
J. Pierpoint Morgan
Mirst National Bank
John D. Rockefeller
National Bank
Morgan
Metz
Rockefeller
National City Bank
First National
First National Bank
J. Pierpoot Morgan
Peoria Star
Eugene Montgomery to wed bonnie bride. spring housekeeping planned
Eugene Montgomery and bonnie bride have rented the Mrs Susan Boarman residence on Dover between Davis and Washington Streets and will begin housekeeping in the spring.
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Eugene Montgomery
Bonnie Bride
Mrs. Susan Boarman
Dover
Davis and
Washington Streets
Good Sale Requires A Lod Of Stuff Under A Good Auctioneer Ely
A brief note emphasizes a successful sale hinges on having ample items and an experienced auctioneer named Ely to manage the proceedings.
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Ely
Kiser Made County Highway Engineer under New Road Law
Henry Kiser of Palmyra was appointed county highway engineer under the new road law, joining fifty-five new road inspectors. The engineer will supervise road and bridge plans, assist local officials, oversee demonstration roads, maintain county machinery, inspect roads, call annual meetings, map districts, and draft specifications. Public reaction favors Kiser, with strong local support for Mr. Hays and Hannibal merchants praising the change as beneficial for the community. Dr. Wonds, Quincy eye and throat specialist, will be at Monroe Hospital Thursday Feb 20 from 9 am to 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kiser
Palmyra
Courier Post
Dr . Wonds
Quincy
Monroe Hospital
D. Hull
Non-Partisan Banquet Elevates Hannibal Civic Leaders
At the Commercial Club banquet in Hannibal politicians mingled with business leaders. J Will Hays delivered a strong address, focusing on city improvement and organized effort. The event allowed attendees to gauge candidates for public trust while maintaining a nonpartisan tone.
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Hannibal
J. Will Hays
Farm exchange offer near town for city property
An 85 acre farm located five miles from town is offered in exchange for city property. The notice emphasizes a bargain, suggesting a swap deal attractive to buyers seeking rural land for urban assets.
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Spirit of the State Press
Post-Dispatch
William Jennings Bryan
William J. Stone
Iron County Register
W. J. Stone
Philippine Islands
Platte City
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Folk
Post- Dispatch
Cockrell
Henry County
Reps
Mount Vernon
Laxey Army
Uncle Joe
Joe Cannon
Sedalia Democrat
William Jeenings
Stanberry
Taft
Cameron Sun
Kiser
Hays
Marion County
Plymouth Rock
Fishel Strein
J Rouse
Alva R, Ely
Monroe City
Crachute Jestives School
RFD
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Park Sue
F & WM. Bank
O. Wilson
P N
Jones
W. BR
West Broadway
Bell Phone
I. N. Melson
Manns
Desens
Coronnants dc
New York
Washington, D
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