Clark Howell for Vice President in Democratic race
The piece argues Clark Howell of Georgia, editor of the Atlanta Constitution, is the strongest potential Democratic vice presidential candidate. It outlines his career from New York Sun reporter to state legislator and Georgia national committeeman, praising his intellect, influence, and broad appeal across regions. It also credits Dr C V Northrop, Lena Shackelford, and Eulalia Wise for covering Munhall Pugh meetings.
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Clark Howell
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Angel of Death
Grady Toarth
Howell
New South
Political snippets and local notes from a busy era
A collage of political chatter and local events from the era includes Talk of Parker, Wall and Cockrell ambitions in St Louis. Mentions a Missouri bid, Democratic dark horses, and a national Negro convention call amid weather and cemetery notes.
Postponed Fourth of July Meeting Held Tuesday
The meeting led by Sexton Moss was postponed to a later date this week. Attendees were informed of the reschedule and the July event logistics remain under review.
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Park Commissioners
Park Board
Morgan and
Henry Streets
Park Avenue
Resignation and City Council Proceedings Postponed
The city council met in adjourned session with Mayor Babcock presiding. They discussed curb and paving ordinances for Main Street and Engineer and East Fifth streets, rejected a south Main curb, approved several readings, and adjourned after many votes. H. O. Moss resigned as cemetery sexton, citing workload concerns. A conflict with the water company over a contract and a Queen City Telephone pole issue were noted, with actions to pursue remedies.
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Engineer and
East Fifth Streets
Engineer Street
Katy Tracks
Broadway
East Fifth Street
Hancock
Engineer Streets
Main Street
Washington Avenue
Grand Avenue
Queen City Telephone Company
Arnold
West Fifth Street
Fulkerson
Engineer
Fifth Streets
Liberty Park
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F. Kibby
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Laily
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Eve
Sentinel Newspaper Co
Democratic National
Will
Mr. Howell
New York Sun
Samuel J. Tilden
Grammercy Park
Til
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Atlanta
Constitution
Henry W. Grady
State Senate
With Credit
Sentinel
C. V. Northrop
East Sedalia Baptist Church
Northrop
Lena Shackelford
Eulalia Wise
Dr. Northrop
Manchuria
Parker
Missouri
Dark Horses
Sexton Moss
Wall
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Senator Cockrell
Charles Page Bryan
United States
Portugal
Mr. Bryan
Brazil
Babcock
Menschke
Lane
Hodges
Parks
Stafford
Scally
Grand Avenues
Committee On Fire and Water
Liberty Park Board
General Revenue Fund
H. O. Moss
Mr. Moss
Committee On Public Buildings
Ohio Street
Sampson
Third
Fourth Streets
G. W. Kemp
Hollister
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Cord Brandt
Big S
Sedalia Electric Light & Power Co
East Second Street
H. W. Menschke
Chas. C. Evans
Sec’y
W. H. Powell
C. ©. Kelly
Just Company
W. T. Hutchinson
John D. Crawford
W.H. Powell
Grant Crawford
Ass’t Cashier
Citizens’ National Bank
S. P. Johns
J. D. Crawford
Geo. R. Shively
J. H. Doyle
Wm. H. Powell
J.H. Bothwell
R. Blair
Cahier
WM. Courtney
W. O. Terry
Sedalia National Bank
E F. Yancey
W. H. Evans
H. Bothwell
Martin Renkin Col
M. G. Clark
D. F. Brown
Henry Lamm
E- R. Blair
J. W. Murphy
W A, Lower
H.W. Harris
A. P. Morey
R. F. Harris
Third National Bank
W.a.latimer Cashier
Sedalia, Misouri
United States Depository
J. N. Dalby
J. G. Cox
Henry W. Harris
D. H. Smith
J. A. Mertz
W. A. Latimer
Charles H. McAnich
Samuel C. Gold
James T. Montgomery
Sedalia Beer
Moershel
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