Longan Seeks Sheriff Post Against Sprecher
George F. Longan announces his candidacy for sheriff challenging I. N. Sprecher. The brief notice lists the race and opposing candidate, signaling a local political contest.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1904
Page
2
George F. Longan announces his candidacy for sheriff challenging I. N. Sprecher. The brief notice lists the race and opposing candidate, signaling a local political contest.
The piece defends Roosevelt as a vigorous Republican standard bearer while urging conservatism in the White House. It cites labor unrest and strikes, railways and industries suffering, and argues wage trends influence business health. questions Justice Harlan as president and notes bank officials fleeing with funds.
Casual observer notes George R. Peck as a potential vice presidential candidate for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad. The piece reviews Missouri court reversals and confirms Lehmann and Hartman sentences while Snyder’s five years are overturned. It lists Kansas House candidates and several nominees for Missouri Republicans including Nagel and Hadley.
The roundup notes the birth of the thirteenth child to Mr and Mrs Godfrey Geiger of Jamestown. It cites a U S circuit court ruling allowing a nonwife beneficiary to an life insurance policy if dependent more than the wife. The piece also covers berry shipments, a Morgan county lock relic, crop prospects, deaths of Col John H Shanklin and Judge James Park, a sale of the Lexington News, and police surgeon records in Kansas City detailing murders and other cases since 1903.
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