Editorial Change At The Leaner A Southwest Missouri Paper
J M Richardson announces departure from the editorial chair of The Leaner to pursue legal work. The editorial staff vows to uphold Democratic principles, urges reader support, and notes forthcoming changes as Col Recinos and other contributors are honored. The piece calls for payments of overdue subscriptions and outlines plans to focus on Southwest Missouri development and local interests. The Election section previews results though data is incomplete.
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Missouri returns and estimates for Governor show Republicans gaining seats in Congress while Democrats appear to have won four districts. The article criticizes voter totals and names several candidates while discussing electoral college implications and postwar loyalty politics in Boone and adjacent counties.
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Spree correspondence from the Chicago Tribune San Francisco edition describes the Oct 2 quake as the heaviest in California history with extensive damage in a narrow Bay Area belt. Reports state nine to ten deaths initially, with real estate and business activity gradually resuming amid heavy financial losses and ongoing shocks.
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