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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
4
The Unionville Republican prompts that all communications relating to business be directed to The Unionville Republican or Unionville Republican Printing Co.
The document lists the Republican ticket for President William Howard Taft and Vice President James S Sherman from New York with accompanying state posts and officials including Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Attorney General Railroad Commissioner Judge of Supreme Court and Court of Appeals names Arch B Davis and others.
The estate of late Iowa Senator Allison valued at 70000 is to be divided among relatives as he had no children and had been a widower for years. He mainly inherited the bulk from his wife.
The article details alleged fraudulent voting in St Louis with votes cast for dead or absent individuals and remarks on Lieut McKinley's candidacy and Missouri politics. It also lists county court business including petit jurors drawn for August, numerous accounts approved, and judges of election for various towns.
A majority of the Republican Congressional Committee met in Hannibal on the 18th and elected Geo. F. Swartz of Edina as chairman and Ed. S. Brown of Edina as secretary. J. C. Rickey of Clarence chosen treasurer. Dr. E. B. Clements of Macon and J. B. Newton of Lewis County named state committee ex officio. Those from Marion, Adair and Putnam did not recognize the call.
Rodney Collins a seventh grade teacher in Unionville schools suffered a broken leg last Sunday when a horse owned by his father struck him with its hoof above the knee. The injury will keep him from teaching for several weeks.
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