Wilder for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
A Missouri Republican appeal argues G W Anamosa was not created to aid railroads but to protect public interests. It endorses William W Wilder for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner, praising his tenure as State Auditor and urging party unity for the August 4 primary.
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Our Choice: endorses local primary candidates list
The editorial declares support for a slate of local and statewide candidates in the upcoming fall campaign. It endorses NORTH T. GENTRY for Attorney General, ARGUS CON for Supreme Court judge, ARCHER for Court of Appeals, EDWIN M. TUBMAN for Congressman, HOLMES HALL for Senator, G. W. ANAMOFA for Representative, CHARLES W. RNON for County Judge Eastern District, BEN JENKINS for Prosecuting Attorney, and lists Local officers DAVID LOBERTS, H. O. MOSS, and WILLIAM BE. MOuCE for treasurer assessor surveyor and constable respectively. The editor, W. H. Huston, urges voters to back these names as strongest for the fall campaign.
Railroad and warehouse commissioner candidates noted
William W Wilder profile highlights qualifications for railroad and warehouse commissioner. Three members are elected with staggered terms. Current board includes John A Knott H A Oglesby and Frank A Wrightman. Knott’s term ends January with vacancy to fill. August nominating by Republicans for November election.
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Mite Missionary Meeting At Quinn Chapel
The Mite Missionary Society of the A. M. E. Church will convene at Quinn Chapel in this city for a two day session starting Wednesday. On Thursday a grand Musicale is planned with a 25 cent admission.
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