Republican ticket names for judiciary and state offices
Republican ballot slate lists Supreme Court candidates Henry Lamm Moses Wil ybark Edward Higlee. Court of Appeals Edward C. Eliot. Superintendent of Public Instruction Jiu White. Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner S Crane Barney W Fraunthire. State Senator Harry Clymer.
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Supreme Court
Henry Lamm
Moses Wilybark
Edward Higlee
Judge Court of Appeals
Edward C. Eliot
Virtuous Indirection at Potosi Republican Convention
An Independent article May 5 comments on the Potosi Republican convention as grotesque and rotten, noting the county lacks virtue to resist money and whiskey allegedly offered by opponents, despite the party’s apparent 250 vote majority.
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Potosi
Missouri Governor Dockery Vows to Rule Boldly
Governor Dockery declares that anyone unhappy with Missouri governance can leave the state, signaling a hard stance on state policy and leadership. The quote emphasizes a decisive approach amid political debate and regional tensions.
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Missouri
State
Dockery
Question on the source of state school funds for Democrats
Democratic lawmakers question the composition of state school financing asking which portion comes from non tax sources. They seek clarity on revenue streams beyond taxation and potential impacts on funding.
Election of Republican Supreme Court Would Restore Missouri Foundation
A statement argues that electing a Republican Supreme Court would move Missouri toward its constitutional foundation by reinstating proper government structure and balance. It frames the court appointment as a key step in aligning state governance with constitutional principles.
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Supreme Court
Missouri
State school fund drains taxpayers with annual cost
The Onur state school fund costs taxpayers 156990 dollars yearly. A few more investments as shown by certificates of indebtedness could trap the state financially.
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Onur State
Ringster party in Mesquite comments on defense
The speaker argues that a party unable to offer a stronger defense resorts to shouting You lie. The comment frames the Mis envi ringster faction as having little substantive argument left.
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Ringster
Misenvi
Post-Election Allegations of Inducement Surface
Just after the election an independent claimed Democrats secured Republican votes and warned that similar inducements would be available at the next opportunity.
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Independent
Missouri Democrats Split Between Bryanite and Dockery Factions
The Democratic party in Mis ouri shows sharp division between a Bryanite faction pressing strict adherence to the platform and a Dockery machine faction pledging loyalty to the machine, regardless of principles.
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Democratic Party
Misouri
Democratic finances rely on raid on school and interest funds
The state’s finances under Democratic rule are described as sustained by dipping into interest and school funds with a two handed ladle, with hints that continued power could force more drastic measures like a scoop shovel replacing the ladle.
Doubt over Dockery Allen report in party figures
The text questions Democratic confidence in their figures and suggests they avoid using the Dockery Allen export to prove Republicans are lying about discrepancies. It hints at reliability concerns and potential distrust of current data.
Senator Farris Targeted by Party at Springfield Convention
A Springfield report says Senator Farris was denounced by his own party at the Democratic judicial convention for perceived lobbying. Despite the attack, Democrats still label him for state senator, illustrating perceived influence of lobbyists and boodlers over the Democratic machine.
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Farris
Springfield
Nesbit law cited after delayed St Louis returns
Two years ago election returns from St Louis precincts were withheld until county results appeared. Nesbit election law commissioners provided the usual majority. The piece notes Democratic preference to have counties report first and to leave nothing to chance.
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St. Louis
Nomination of Moses Whybark Boosts Southeast Missouri Republicans
The nomination of Moses Whybark of Marble Hill for supreme judge on the Republican ticket is a bright recognition of his leadership and of the Southeast Missouri Republican organization. Once called the Gibraltar of the Democracy the region has grown as a counted force in state conventions under leaders like Whybark.
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Moses Whivbark
Marble Hill
Whybark
Missouri
Thit
Mr. Whybark
Journal Bribery In County Allegations Seek Clear Facts
A local inquiry presses for definite details on who pays for votes and who receives funds. The writer claims a Republican distributor Independent handles any corruption money, cites a June 5 Independent report alleging Republicans are swayed by money and whiskey from the other side, and argues names are unnecessary to explain the issue.
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Independent
The
Purging Local Politics From Booze and Boodle
Common repute holds Republicans hold firm in this county as opponents seek to overcome with money. Voters susceptible to Democratic money may raise the price of votes, while campaigns threaten old iniquities and a corrupt environment. The piece urges public action to defeat leaders who sway voters with liquor and bribery to purify the community.
Dockery Personally Running His Machine in Springfield
The Governor of Missouri, Dockery, was seen in person at Springfield, sweating among the cogs and belts of his political machine. Unlike many governors who stay from the crowd, he took the field himself, directing lieutenants to carry out orders while he worked amid grease and waste.
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Springfield
Missouri
Dockery
Springield
Dockery and the Springfield Convention Controversy
The text condemns Governor Dockery and his perceived interference at a Missouri Democratic convention. It stresses that officials must avoid partisan actions, yet Dockery’s presence and influence are portrayed as improper meddling by a public representative. The piece condemns the political machine tactics and calls for adherence to civil service principles.
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Dockery
Springfield
Isaiman
Missouri
Missouri Republicans Cite Constitutional Remedies
The piece attacks the national Democratic Party as sterile and anti constructive, urging concrete policy. It argues Missouri Republicans offer a positive program by enforcing the constitution and purifying the judiciary, citing court and legislative records to claim the state democracy is rotten and must be removed. It emphasizes honest judges and state law enforcement as path to Missouri recovery.
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National Democratic Party
Republican Party
Missouri
Supreme Court
Official Call for Republican Primary in Washington County Missouri
A Republican primary election is set for August 6 1962 in Washington County Missouri to nominate candidates for county and township offices. Judges of primary election are appointed for each voting precinct including Potosi Mineral Point Old Mines Cadet Fertile Richwoods Hamilton Brazil Liberty Walton Palmer Turner's Store Belgrade Sunlight Caledonia Sherlock and Concord precincts with listed judge pairs.
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Republican Central Committee
Washington County
Missouri
Potosi
Clee
Nevenic
Dade
Judas
Potesi
W. T. Gunter
F. Wil
Mineral Point
St. Maclay
Wo. Gillispie
A. B. Horton
Caledonia
Frank Grisham
W. W. Hornsey
Sherlock
Win, Schulz
Rudolph Jaeschke
Concord
Jonathan Wishon
J. M. Jamison
Rules for Governing Primary Election Date
The document outlines timing for announcements and voting eligibility in the Republican primary. It sets deadlines for candidate announcements, poll book handling, and canvassing. It specifies precinct voting limits, oath requirements, and open polling hours. It lists candidate assessment amounts and notes committee officers for enforcement.
State Republicans frame campaign on obedience to law
The Republicans criticize prior democratic administrations for violating the law and present obedience to law as a clear, defining issue in their campaign. They argue the law must be followed, contrasting with past practices. The stance centers on upholding legal standards as the guiding principle.
Filthy Temples in India Promoted Relief Pills
An advertisement claims sacred cows defiled temples and urges cleansing the system with New Life Pills to improve digestion and appetite. It touts lively liver and active bowels, selling for 25¢ at medicine dealers.
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India
Norman F Robinson Seeks Harmony Township Clerk Nomination
A Harmony Township resident Norman F Robinson is announced as a Republican nominee candidate for County Clerk subject to party nomination. The notice also lists a bid for Circuit Clerk.
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Norman F. Robinson
Harmony Township
Joseph E. Sloan
Bellevue Township
Need Help From Dr King’s New Life Pills
Overstressed organs complain with dyspepsia nausea dizziness headaches and bowel disorders. Prompt use of Dr King’s New Life Pills is urged as gentle thorough and guaranteed to cure. Available at all medicine dealers.
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Dr. King
New Life
Notice for Public Land Claim Final Proof
Land Office at Lronton Mo June 19 Ly announces that Sloman Wisdom has filed for final proof on his claim. Proof will be made before the Clerk of the County Court at Potosi Mo on Wednesday August 20 102. Witnesses include John J Nicholson W B Nicholson W T Scott and W J Warens all of Carlyon Mo. GranGe Sthel Register.
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Lronton
Potosi
Sloman Wisdom
HW. E
Flovanes
John J. Nicholson
W. B. Nicholson
W.T. Scott
TY. J. Warens
Carlyon
Grange Sthel
Register
Booneville
Lane
Isiah Neff
Coldwell
Henry Griffith
C. N. West
Gus Abram
Halsey
Wm. C. Mantin
Boss Worm Medicine Promises Child Health Aid
Leighton Alabama druggist H P Kumpe cites a customer story of a sick child who vomited and could keep nothing down. after one bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge, 119 worms were expelled. Ad claims vermifuge doubles as a children's tonic improving digestion, nervous strength, and vitality. Also notes price and drugstores. A Wayne County sheriff reportedly repurposed gallows lumber into a chicken coop to deter racial violence.
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H. P. Kumpe
Leighton
Ala
Teasdale's
Potosi
Suitor & Co
Richwoods
Wayne County
Saved a Woman's Life by Dr King’s New Discovery
Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts endured a severe nagging cough and breathing difficulty. After all doctors and remedies failed she used Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and was completely cured. Sufferers from coughs colds throat and lung trouble are urged to try this remedy with a guarantee and trial bottles offered.
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Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
King
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