Republican Ticket List for Judicial and Public Offices
Republican ticket lists candidates for Supreme Court judges Henry Lamm Moses Wiltybark Edward Hungbeer and for Court of Appeals Edward C Elliot plus Superintendent of Public Instruction J I Ot White and Railroad Commissioner W S Crane and Barney W Fraunthal. Congressional candidate Joan H Raney and State Senator Mary Clymer also named.
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Supreme Court
Henry Lamm
Moses Wiltybark
Edward Hungbeer
Juyge
JI Ot. White
W.S. Crane
Barney W. Fraunthal
Congress
Joan H. Raney
Marry Clymer
Nature Packs A Year With Volcanic Eruptions And Quakes
Between volcanic eruptions, earthquake shocks and floods Dame Nature has contrived to keep things from being montonous this year.
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Montonous
Republican Voters Swallow Empty Promises in County Politics
A terse critique argues that Republican voters are offered fabrications and inducements to support county Democrats, but receive nothing substantial in return. The piece asserts entrenched incentives keep voters aligned with partisan appeals while outcomes remain unchanged.
Republican gains questioned in county election returns
Such Republicans who voted for Democrats two years ago to win county offices should assess their gains. The Independents hint that the county election doodle will likely pass to Republicans, but last election’s returns do not support that insinuation.
Missouri Voters Demand Action On State Funds
Discrepancies in state funds cannot be ignored. Missouri residents will be shown the verdict next November, as the public seeks accountability and a clear notice to address ringsters and mismanagement.
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Missouri
Ringsters
Town Republicans Declare Platform in Support of Home Industries
Town Republicans in their state platform affirm the party’s historic policy of protecting home industries. They praise rapid national resource development and the securing of industrial and financial independence, asserting the town declaration reflects the Republican party as a whole.
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Republican Party
Ex Governor Stone to Visit County Over Baking Powder Trust
Ex Governor Stone is to visit this county shortly in connection with his senatorial candidacy. We trust the governor will explain to our people how he became associated with the lobby in the interest of the baking powder trust. Baking powder is a necessity in every household and the question is one of local as well as state interest.
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Stone
Democratic harmony in county party factions noted
The county shows two groups within the Democratic Party echoing the national scene. The party organ and loyal Democrats push campaigns on party principles, while prospective county office candidates prefer to keep Democracy in the background to mislead Republican voters about any principled stance.
Political Meeting Draws State Leaders to St Louis
A week ago in St Louis a meeting of the new Democratic State Committee drew all state department heads from the capital to ensure the ring kept control. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Schools, Auditor and others attended with "Gamehoe Bill" Stone among them.
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New Democratic State Committee
St. Louis
Gamehoe Bill” Stone
Raney Nominated for Congress at Ironton Convention
Hon John H Raney of Wayne County was nominated by the Republican convention at Ironton last Thursday. The selection is a good one and Raney is an able man, superior to Democratic nominee Edward Robb in qualities for Congress. Even if not elected, he will likely cut the Democratic majority notably.
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John H. Raney
Wayne County
Ironton
Raney
Edward Robb
Tariff debate resurfaces as campaign issue mirrors past divides
The speaker criticizes Democrats for reviving tariff talk in the current campaign while predicting a delayed effect. He recalls 1987 when tariffs swayed national sentiment and warns that the memory of consequences from a Republican return to power will deter another wave of protectionist rhetoric.
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Republican Party
Senator Farris Faces Off Against Lobby Ring
Senator Farris denounces the lobby influence ruling state government and vows to resist being made the sole scapegoat. He argues officials in Jefferson City drive the lobby’s spread and warns that stripping the ring would not cure the system.
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Farris
Jefferson City
Democratic County Ticket Pushes Despite Republican Censures
A newspaper column argues Democrats will ignore party principles this year, aiming to win by steering Republican voters away with booze and boodle. It claims Republican votes have been corralled toward the Democratic ticket and mocks GOP rustics as sheep driven to the polls.
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Mossback
Certification Debt Debate Shapes State Fund Security
The piece argues Democrats defend certificates of indebtedness as state bonds while Republicans concede they are debt but not cancelled bonds in full. It contends defeating the constitutional amendment would not repudiate the debt, but would keep the 10 cent tax until certificates are liquidated, restoring cash to the school fund. It warns that adoption would leave a perpetual 3 cent tax and no cash restoration, signaling disapproval of current fund handling.
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Allen
Independent faces equivocation over GOP influence
The Independent expresses anxiety about its own admission that Republicans may be influencing its coverage. The piece signals concern about editorial independence and the risk of bias in reporting.
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Independent
Local Tactics and Whiskey Influence in County Election
The piece cites charges that corrupt influence swung county votes through money and whiskey from the opposing side. It notes Republicans won nationally and statewide, but Democrats controlled key county offices, with the Independent accusing Democratic liquor support of swaying Republican voters, especially in Potosi precinct. It argues the same tactics may recur in future elections.
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Independent
Potosi
Ats
Democracy’s partisan memory reshaped by past presidents
A reflective political piece argues that Democrats claim lasting fidelity to founding principles while miscasting Republican legacies. It cites Senator Carmack’s praise of early Republican ideals and warns future Democrats may similarly reassess 20th century figures, including McKinley and Roosevelt, as parties drift.
Official Call for Republican Primary in Washington County
The Republican Central Committee of Washington County Missouri orders a primary on August 40, 102, at precincts countywide to nominate Republican candidates for county and township offices. Nominated are County Clerk, Circuit Clerk, Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney, Collector, Treasurer, Probate Judge, County Court judges, and a Coroner. Also two Justices of the Peace and a constable across townships.
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Republican Central Committee
Washinton
Missouri
Motos
Onty
Makure
Central Committee
Representative
J. J. Deave
F. M. Dancenworr
Norman F. Robinson
Harmony Township
Joseph E. Sloan
Bellevue Township
Jules F. Boyer
Union Township
M. E. Repmodes
Potosi
Primary Election Judges and Rules for Missouri Precincts
The document lists election judges for Vetosi, Mineral Point, Old Mines, Cadet, Cruise, Fertile, Richwoods, Hamilton, Brazil, Liberty, Walton, Turner's Store, Belgrade, Sunlight, Caledonia, Sherlock, Concord precincts and others. It sets voting rules, oath for Republican voters, poll hours, and cost assessments for various offices, with candidate announcements and names like J. J. Deaves and F. M. Dancenworr. It also names several candidate notices for sheriff probate judge presiding judge county judge and other offices in Republican primaries alignment.
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Vetosi
W. T. Manter
F. Will
Mineral Point
R. Maclay
Wm. Gillispie
Old Mines
James C. Portelle
William Allen
Cadet
J. M. Arnett
James B. Govera
Cruise
Joseph E. Reesar
John Maclay
Fertile
J. W. Martin
Amadee Boyer
Richwoods
C. A. Stocking
J M. Schmidt
Hamilton
Albert Abrams
AB. Norton
Caledonia Precinet
Frank Grisham
W. W. Hornsey
Sherlock
Roosevelt and Parties Move Forward in Tandem
A Seattle Post Intelligencer reflection notes the Republican and Democratic parties advancing together as the era evolves, while the Democrats are described as a generation behind the GOP in strategy and tempo.
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Roosevelt
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Local suits and notices from Steelville Mirror report injury claim and deaths
Mrs Belle McPherson sues De Soto for damages over a broken sidewalk. Iris Armstrong of Bonne Terre dies suddenly while pleasure driving near Flat River, after heart disease. John Lawrence farm on Meramec river hosts a beaver dam lake with rainbow trout that vanish, possibly returning to an underground cavern. Asylum commissioners Allen Green and Wells meet to finalize transfer to Board of Managers with details to finish.
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Belle McPherson
de Soto
Iris Armstrong
Bonne Terre
Flat River
John Lawrence
Meramec River
Steelville
Mr. Lawrence
Steelville Mirror
Messrs. Allen, Green and Wells
Board of Managers
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Jefferson
Dickson
Calhoun
Democratic Party
Senator Carmack
New England
Democratic Club
Abraham Lincoln
Tilluan
South Carolina
Carmacks
Carmack
McKinley
McKinkey
P. H. Ward
Richwoods Township
LE. R. Hanson
Dodge
Irobate
J. W. Houston
J. A. Henson
Breton Township
L. A. Page
Johnson Township
Joseph Wilkinson
Richmonds Township
T. H. B. Paul
J. C. Coleman
Cole
Belgrade Township
C. S. Martin
Secon
James W. Cole
Cis
Harrison Mercantile
Rederick ‘Ywill, Real Estate and Insurance Imagent
C.D
T.S. White
W. C. Ion
Dockery
Farmington
J. HM. Johnson
Broughton
Dr. King
Loshaw
P. E. Hofmann
Midssouri
G. K. Talley
Bismarck
N.J. Townsend
M. E. Rhodes
Attorney At Law
Prosecuting Attorney
Washington County
Court House
Potosi, MO
Lronton
Chaim
Sloman Wisdom
Tle
Wis
John J. Nicholson
Tosi
W. BR. Nicholson
W. ‘Tl Scott
T. J. Fhangus
Carlyon
Geonak Sree
Register
Iron Mountain
Arkansas
Louisiana
Nexas
Great Southwest
Memphis
Hot Springs
Ark
H.C. Townsend G.vp
T. Pemete
Louis
Coryments &c
Commoniege
Tuteuss Man & Co
Scientific American
New York
York
Branagh & Co
Washington
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