Political ticket listing state and county offices
For President Taft and James Sherman for national offices along with governor Hadley and local officials including secretary of state Swanger and attorney general Fulkerson. The slate lists judges and representatives, county officers such as sheriff Jenkins and treasurer Vietes, assessor Sullivan, surveyor Moss, public administrator Pregge, coroner Morley, and a Sedalia Township constable Kaulis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Aker
Holmes Wall
George W. Anamosa
Charles W., Knox
John M. Carnutt
Harvey D. Dow
Benjamin F. Jenkins
Truman T. Viets
Phillip Sullivan
Harry 0. Moss
George R. Smith College Opens Annual Ceremony
The sixteenth annual opening of George R. Smith College was held in the College Chapel on Tuesday September 15 at 10 30 a m with Rev W H Smith district superintendent presiding After a Psalm lesson Rev J Will Jackson D D led in prayer followed by singing Will There Be Any Stars in My Crown Introductory remarks were given by the presiding officer and a short address by Rev C S Webster of the Smithton circuit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Smith College
W. H. Smith
Sedalia
J Will Jackeson
D. D
C. S. Webster
Smithton
New executive officer announced at Old George R. Smith College
The event featured musical interludes by Irene Fletcher and Eva Parker, with remarks by Rev. H. T. Keeves and others. Prof. A. C. Maclin was introduced as the new executive officer for the scholastic year. Enrollment is expected to exceed 100 in the first week as new instructors join, signaling a hopeful era for the college. Prof. Duke Boyd will lead the English Department and the Commercial Department will soon have a skilled instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Fletcher
Eva Parker
Earl A. Harris
Lou Aida
H. T. Xeeves
Armstrong
W. H. Huston
T. H. Locksal
Joplin
T. L. Scott
J Will Jackson
Taylor's Chapel
W. H. Smith
A. C. Maclin
A. M
George R. Smith College
Duke Boyd
A. B
Walden University
Nashville
Tennessee
Teft Speech in Sandusky Promises Roosevelt Policy Push
Hon. W. H. Teft vows in Sandusky Ohio on September 8 1908 to use all his power to push Congress to clinch the Roosevelt policies through constructive work. The remarks frame an assertive plan to advance progressive agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
W. H. Teft
Sandusky
Ohio
The Crews Meeting Political Platform Address
The Crews Meeting outlines the political platform with Nelson C. Crews delivering remarks on policy directions and public engagement. Details focus on governance principles, community priorities, and anticipated reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson C. Crews
Negro voters hear decisive address at Wond's Opera House
A Kansas City Negro political meeting at Wond's Opera House featured a strong address praising democracy and urging unity with the Grand Old Party. Dr J T Williams chaired, outlining reasons for Black Republicans to stay with the GOP, with veterans Buck Shelby and James A White adding remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wond
Opera House
Dr. den
T. L. Scott
Hercules
Queen City
Mr. Jr
Buck Shelby
James A White
Grand Old Party
J. T. Williams
Mellury Medical College
Nashville
Tennessee
Lincoln High School Enrollment Increased
Lincoln High School enrollment has surpassed 350, signaling a need for an additional teacher. With the Industrial building adding efficiency, parents are urged to ensure regular attendance and good behavior as Prof. Hubbard and assistants work through the summer heat to keep students in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Hubbard
Republicans Complete First Missouri Precinct Directory
Walter S Dickey chairman of the Republican State Committee reports at St. Louis HQ the first complete poll book for Rockville precinct Bates County. B I sharpless precinct captain and A W Stevens township committeeman delivered the book, the earliest in Missouri, with precincts countywide already in progress. Local Republicans push ahead with election preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Dickey
Republican State Committee
St. Louis
B. I
Sharpless
A. W. Stevens
Rockville
Bates County
Missouri
Local Socials Note Saturday and Sunday Visits
Mias Ruby Marten spent Saturday and Sunday with home folk. W. Bryan Young and Frank Lindsey spent Saturday evening at Otterville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Ruby Marten
Home Folk
W. Bryan Young
Frank Lindsey
Otterville
Disfranchisement Letter Prompts Kansas Urgency
Digatir reports a letter signed by John H. Atwood Democratic committee member urging disfranchisement of Black Kansans. The missive claims the Negro vote endangers Kansas politics, advocates education limits for Black children, and calls for denying suffrage to the ignorant and degenerate while denying color as a motive. May 6 1908 Joann H. Arwoop Globe-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favenworth
Kan
Atwood
Kansas City Post
State of
Kansas
Union
William A. Harris
Govenor
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchinson
Lawrrence
Topeka
South
Missouri
Kanaat
Kansan
Joann H. Arwoop
Globe- Democrat
Arthur Camp’s Pleasant Drive to Smithton Sunday Eve
Arthur Camp enjoyed a very pleasant drive to Smithton Sunday evening, taking in the calm roads and familiar surroundings as dusk settled over the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Camp
Smithton
Freemasons Meet Twice Monthly in Castle Hall
The group meets on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 8 o'clock in Castle Hall on Fisher Street. C W White serves as chancellor commander and E W Fowler as keeper of records and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
Fisher St
C. W. White
E. W. Fowler
St. Louis Loper No. 41 Meeting Details
St Louis Loper No 41 of St Louis Missouri holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month at 8 p m at Pythian Hall 3137 Pine Street William Carson 1114 Morgan Street ch ellor commander and Charles S White 1239 Morgan Street keeper of records and seal
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Pythian Hall
Pine Street
William Carson
Morgan Street
Cellor
Charles S. White
Warrensburg Masonic Lodge Soper No 46 Meets Fridays
Warrenasurc Soper No 46 of Warrensburg Missouri holds regular meetings on the first and third Fridays each month at eight o'clock in their castle hall. RE W Hendricks serves as chancellor commander and A Reynolds as keeper of records and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. Hendricks
A. Reynolds
Axenor Lower No 31 Meets First and Third Thursdays
Axenor Lower No 31 organizes regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month in the castle hall at right o clock sharp. George Walls serves as chancellor commander and Albert M Oliver as keeper of records and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walls
Albert M. Oliver
Bualé Ieeper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
H. Huston
G. Tom Ireland
Fred A. Hughes
Republican
H. Taft
James 8. Sherman
Henderson Bil
Walmit ST
seTandanne
Sisco
Eileen Emaigin
Lodge
Utopia Court No
Order of Calanthe
D. O. H. Hall
Autiie L. Stemmons
Carole Mason
Register of Deeds
Sedalia, Mo
Versailles
St. Louis, Mo
Warrenasurc
Warrensburg, Mo
Axenor
Cape Girardeau, Mo
AL G Wheeler
North Laminist
Ig, J Grosehan
Grocer
Mra Nea Rey
Sfwirg Aghine Company
Geange
Alass
Tree P
Ordisa al Qualiy
J.J. Baker Supply Co
Sedalia, Missouri
Main and
Ocdere
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