Who Is Parker Asks Hogg of Tex
Fort Worth Record reports at the state expo Hoag’s remarks on Parker sparked audience questions. Hogg quotes the ex governor calling Parker part of the trust taster faction and praising Roosevelt’s anti trust record while dismissing Southern race issues. Crane of Dallas answers and echoes similar lines on Parker in a lively exchange.
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Hoagy
Parker
Min
Democratic Party
M. M. Crane
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Afro American Council Holds Meetings in St Louis
The Afro American Council met in St Louis with Prof Stewart of Kentucky as chairsman. Welcome addresses were given by Capt C I Vanity for the mayor and others on behalf of ministers and schools. Col Lewis of Louisiana responded for the council, with music by Movihe B F Barret and a piano recital. sessions occurred at St Paul Chapel and Musical Mall, culminating in a city banquet.
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St. Louis
Stewart
Kentucky
C. I. Vanity
Wells
Mariner
D Po Robert
P. Bh. Clark
Col Lewis
Louisiana
M. J. W. Thompson
Rochester
Movihe BF. Barret
St. Paul Chapel
Wasshiingetany
Musical Mall
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West Virginia Democratic Convention Debates Expediency Amendment
Ex Senator and vice presidential candidate Davis criticized for expediency in WV Democratic Convention. An amendment to the party resolutions was offered stating belief that the destinies of West Virginia should and...
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Davis
Esopus
West Virgina
West Virginia
White Supremacy Platform Sparks Southern Unity Split
A West Virginian Democratic debate over a White supremacist plank reveals Southern unity for disenfranchisement of Black voters. The Wheeling Register notes southern representatives push the platform while G. Davis resists, fearing national vote losses. Parker’s running mate choice is scrutinized amid accusations of hypocrisy and policy bargaining.
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Committee On
Democratic Wheeling Register
G. Thivis
Henry G. Davis
Jiodpe Parker
Parker
Davis
Democratic Party
Ana
Tian
The First Rung of the Ladder for New Grads
Thousands of graduates seek their first job with a clear idea of the kind of work and value they offer. The key is a change to do honest work, not pay or status. Seek a position you can fit and stand on, not rely on luck. Sat, Eve. Post.
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Eve
Post
Roosevelt Speech Reflects Square Deal Spirit at Grand Canyon
The paper cites a Roosevelt remark from a speech at Grand Canyon Arizona last year. It stresses his call for a square deal for every man offering a fair chance and urging avoidance of wronging others or letting fiat prevail.
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Roosevelt
Gand Canyon
Arizona
Hodges Daniels Nuptials Near Hartville and Casper
On a Sunday afternoon in September Emma Denssels of Casper Wyoming wed Refes Hodges of Hartville Missouri at Taylor's Chapel. The ceremony followed preaching and guests later shared a dinner at Billups home. Bridesmaid Maria Herndon and groomsman S A Lillard attended. Hodges and wife plan to reside in Hartville after a brief trip.
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Vth
Emma Denssels
Casper
Wyo
Refes Hodges
Hartville
Re Tels
Maria Herndon
Warrensburg
S A. Lillard
Wis
Danich
Danich Is A Well Known, Young Wort Here, Having Made Her Home With I Rel
Iips
Geo
Ryanneth College
Mi Hodjres
Lamper
Tsouthwent
Lodges
Ey Wall
Demise of Mrs Joplin Wife of Me Scott Joplin
Mrs Joplin wife of Me Scott Joplin died Saturday afternoon after a seven week illness. She had contracted a cold that developed into complications. The couple had moved to Little Rock, Arkansas, two months prior and traveled with Joplin who was to give piano recitals. Interment was at a colored cemetery after services at Morgan Street Baptist Church led by Rev S A Norris. The article notes community sympathy and reflects on Joplin's status among Wichita colored residents.
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Freddy
Scott Joplin
Anabeiic
Lo’elock Pram
Mey
Sue
Jeph
Little Rock
Ark
Morgan St. Baptist Church
S.A. Norris
Local News From Warrensburg and Surrounding Areas
Messra JH Jones and Branche Jelle visit Warrensburg while Mrs Maggie Robinson from Kansas City visits Mrs Minnie Little. Mr Patterson from Nebraska visits Mrs Woods. Master Marshall Miller returns from Enoch Noster and will attend school. Howard school opened with nearly 100. Rev JW Patton and Prot A Ho Morris open schools. Artie Farris collects subscriptions.
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Lafayette Johnson
Holden Mo
Mr Patterson
Nebraska
Mra Woods
Marshall Miller
Enoch Noster
Howard Shool
JW Patton
MFE
Ho Morris
Artie Flarris
Local notes from Tirton include arrivals and events
Mr Robert Shackleford left Sunday for Jefferson City to enter Lincoln Institute. Prof A Craddock passed through en route to St Louis to begin duty as postal clerk. Harrison Public school opened with Prof A T Gravette as principal and Mrs Nellie Thomas as assistant. Miss Alpha Reavis of St Louis and Mes Jones of California were called to the bedside of their cousin Miss Pearl Miller who is dangerously ill. Mrs Winnie Owens visits St Louis this week. Several locals remain on the sick list including Rollins Davis, L A Kelly, and Deal Miller. Rev SP Johnson preached at Hirn's Chapel ME Church on Sunday in his regular capacity.
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Robert Shackleford
Jefferson City
Lincoln Institute
A Craddock
Our City
City of
St Louis
Miss Deal Miller
I. Thomas
Sanldy
Mies
Mull
Nor Jets
SP Johnson
Hirn's
Kev Johanson
Local Notices From Mt Leeworid Pleasant Grove and Nearby
Mesdamen Annie Frazier and May Wilson spent Saturday in Mt Leeworid. A large group attended a meeting in Pleasant Grove Sunday. Mrs Lee Harris of Alma and James Sprangles of Kansas Cay visited Thursday. Miss Tishie Miles traveled to Mare shall for a few weeks. Hen Richardson was in Marshall Friday on business. John Mies and wife moved to Mt Leonard. Joe Steverson and Harrison Fisher of South Grove spent Saturday on business. Hub Guthrie in Sweet Springs Thursday. Jim Glinne and family in Sweet Springs Thursday. John Guthrie and wife visited Mrs Jane Guthrie. Mrs Belle Kuntz of Pleasant Grove visited her sister Mrs Tibbs last week. Paper price remains $1 per year.
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Annie Frazier
May Wilson
Mt Leeworid
Pleasant Grove
Mra Lee Harris
Alma
James Sprangles
Kansas Cay
Tishie Miles
Mareshall
Hen Richardson
Marishall
John Mies
Mt Leonard
Joe Steverson
Harrison Fisher
South Grove
Hub Guthrie
Sweet Springs
Jim Glinne
John Guthrie
Jane Guthrie
Belle Kuntz
Mrs.Tibbs
Clinton Public School Opens With Seventy Two Pupils
Clinton opened Monday with 72 pupils enrolled under Principal Prof A W Preeman and assistants Miss Edward Brame and Mrs L M Trice. Miss Jennie Smith left for Jefferson City to attend Lincoln Institute. Mrs Callaway, wife of Springfield lawyer Callaway, visits her brother in law Rev Callaway this week. Mrs Hattie Davis returned from Urich Saturday. The Peoples Christian Endeavor is advancing under Mrs Harris as president. Rev Callaway preached an eloquent sermon to a large congregation Sunday.
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A W Preeman
Edward Brame
Mra
L M ‘Trice
Jennie Smith
Jefferson City
Lincoln Institute
Callaway
Lawyer Callaway
Springfield
Cc .¢ Callaway
Hattie Davis
Urich
Your Peoples Christian Endeavor
Mrs . Harris
Arrow Rock Public School Opens with 25 Enrollees
Arrow Rock opened Monday with Prof dP Trigg teaching and 25 pupils enrolled. Mrs Caroline Huston, mother of W H Huston editor of the Conservator, died after a lengthy illness. her funeral was held Saturday at Nelson cemetery with Rev. Payne Brown and Todd officiating. Esau Thornton and family visited Prof Trigg, Rev Ro Smith preached at the Baptist church, Chicago visitors Miss Mittie Robertson and Miss Litvinia Switkler returned home, and Chas Henderson plans to win the hogs at the Higwinaville fair.
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Arrow Rock
Caroling Huston
W H Huston
Mes Huston
Nelson
Payne, Brown
Todd
Esau Thornton
Trigg
Ro Smith
Baptist Church
Mittie Robertson
Litvinia Switkler
Chicago
Chas Henderson
Paul Henderson
Higwinaville
Local Notes Highlight Births and Visitations
The column records Mrs Mat tie Goodwin’s daughter tied with Ma rialflewer, Mr Geo Hagood’s return to Liberty Missouri where she works at the Ladies' College, a park event canceled due to a tenant’s death, Miss Nellie Douglass recovering from an injury, Mes Jolly Cloud’s Lawrence visit, Mr Jas Morris visiting Bonner Springs, Mr Morris recounting a fishing trip, Mr Hiram Terrell arriving from Kansas City with news of a daughter born Sunday, and a Baptist church rally Sunday that ended in rain and '$111' noted as a result.
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Acer
Mattie Goodwin
Marialflewer
Geo Hagood
Liberty Mo
Ladies’ College
Psat
Hoffman's Park
Nellie Douglass
Jolly Cloud
Lawrence
Martha Nash
St Louis
Jas Morris
Bonner Springs
Morris
Hiram Terrell
Kansas City
Sud
The
Baptist Church
Local notices and personal movements from town
Mrs M A Gilbert departs for St Louis Tuesday morning to accompany her Fairy Waldo Hunt nephew. Miss Priscilla Graham leaves Tuesday for Peerson City to attend Lincoln Institute. Miss Letha Saunders plans Sedalia on the 19th for music and business studies at Geo R Smith College. De J D Ball remains ill but continues medical duties. Mrs Robert Costes injured her arm Monday. Ask Mr E R B Conway and W H Hunter about possible striking soon.
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M A Gilbert
St Louis
Waldo
Priscilla Graham
Peerson City
Lincoln Institute
Letha Saunders
Sedalia
Geo R Smith College
de J D Ball
Robert Costes
E RB Conway
W H Hunter
Higginsville social notes and school update
Higginsville special scribe reports Our Tribe school opened last week with a large enrollment. Principal Craft Johnson and his assistant are praised as capable. Miss Aurora Jones visited Odessa relatives. Miss Anta Britt left Independence for Lamar Missouri to teach in the public school. Mr Henry Craig returned from Dimna Nebraska to visit friends. Miss Lena Collier hosted guests for Miss Ruby Martin of Sedalia Missouri with games and a prize silver cup won by Miss Martin. Mr Isadore Workeuff earned second prize. Refreshments were served and guests departed content. Others mentioned include Mr A Walker of Lexington and Mrs J W Perry visiting Pleasant Grove, Mrs Agnes Snell and Tr G W Brown in Lexington.
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Praft Johnson
Aurora Jones
Odessa
Anta Britt
Independence
Lamar Mo
Henry Craig
Dimiha Neb
Lena Collier
Ruby Martin
Sedalia
Miss Martin
Isadore Workeuff
Miss Collier
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Tex
Afro-American Council
Hodges-Daniels
Mrs Joplin
Bert Glover
Messra JH Jones
Branche Jelle
Maggie Robinson
Kanads City
Minnie Little
Mary Ronick
Richard Johnson
Tirton
Blackburn
Clinton
Dp Trigg
Jewelry
Queen City Loan Office
Herbert Hakan
Jy. W. Main St
Higginsville
A Walker
Lexington
J W Perry
Agnes Snell
Columbia
G W Brown
J.b.holdner
W. Main Street
Phayes
Bell
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