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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1902

Page

4

Missouri Republicans Hold Harmonious Convention Outcome Unclear

At a large Missouri Republican convention with 600 delegates and many visitors, factional splits were minimal. Ben F Russell of Steeleville was named temporary chairman and Otto Sterfer of St. Louis filled a vacancy on the state committee. The gathering showed unity and planned to accept the Jefferson City convention’s decisions on all contest cases.

Missouri Higbee Lamm Whibark Ladd St Tours Ben F Russell Steeleville 1 P Dyer O.to Sterfer St. Louis Jefferson City Bill Phelps St Joseph

Missouri Democratic convention nominates Higbee in tight ticket

The Missouri state convention convened in a hot tent with Chairman Akins, temporary chair B Russell, and committees named from districts. Higbee led a three-man slate with Lamm and Whybark. results showed Higbee favored across districts, while Ladd and Whybark split votes, and the state ticket was endorsed by the convention.

Higbee North Missouri Henry Lamm Sedalia Missouri Moses Whitunn Fox the Machine Whybark Missour

Democratic and Republican Conventions Face Off in Missouri

Missouri voters compare the Springfield Democratic and Joplin Republican conventions while national issues loom. United Mine Workers plan a two million dollar monthly relief fund for five hundred thousand miners affected by the eastern coal strike. John W Mackay, famed Bonanza king, dies in London from heat prostration.

The United Mine Workers of America East John W. Mackay America London

Stone to speak at St. Joseph on lobbyist clash

Col. Phelps quotes Gov. Stone as a fellow lobbyist and criticizes his court case pretenses. The Globe notes Stone will address an audience in St. Joseph to challenge the lobbyists in a high profile platform appearance.

Taft Rome Catholic Church Philippines Marshall George Wiley Davie Flynn Col. Phelps Stone Jefferson City Supreme Court St. Joseph Globe

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