Publicity urged for open sessions at National Convention
Chicago President Tait and Col Roosevelt push open sessions for contest cases with press access. They argue publicity protects voters and curbs highhanded acts, signaling fair convention conduct. Republicans want nomination won on merit, not by Democrat threats or low prices, trusting prosperity under a Republican nominee.
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Tait
National Committee
Col
Roosevelt
United States
Chicago
Election Fraud In St Louis Through Regime Shifts
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic eras over fraud claims in St Louis. It notes Republicans sought evidence but faced a Democratic Supreme Court blocking access to poll books and ballots. Under current Republicans, Democrats conduct broad investigations yet fail to produce proof of fraud.
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St. Louis
Democratic Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ohio Delegates Tie As Convention Chooses Six At Large
Ohio convention seats Tait with six at large delegates by 390 to 362 as county selections ignore the state primary. Manly reports Roosevelt carried South Dakota according to early tallies.
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Ohio
Tait
Manly
Roosevelt
South
Primary Round Narrowed as Delegates At Stake
Primary held there Tuesday with Fatt running second. The last state to select delegates, the fight now shifts to Chicago where contests will be disposed of as rapidly as possible.
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Fatt
Chicago
Farewell Visit to D. E. Statton Household in Local Community
Seventy old time friends hosted Rev D E Statton and wife for a farewell gathering at their country home. A tent, table with linen, and a banquet featuring chicken pie beef loaf baked chicken and various salads marked the event. The party, including R E Torrey and others, wished them happiness in Unionville where they will make their future home.
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Mt. Hope
Lewis Siler
R E Torrey
Emily Buck
Sarah Harbert
Charles Pollock
Bert Scott
Unionville
Local notes from Mendota and surrounding towns
Multiple short items describe residents visiting, traveling, and family events. Clara Garretson returns to Kansas City. Lee Ackley and Chas Huston own a new Jackson auto. others shop, visit relatives, or announce a birth. DEAN John Brummit dies suddenly. PEO ladies host meeting with garland colors and music.
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Tes
Clara Garretson
Kansas
Local residents share visits and chores in Unionville area
Delpha Hattie Allison dined with Flossie Norris last week. Letha Deweese stayed with her Grandpa G. W. Warren on Saturday night. Neva Phillips of Unionville visits relatives nearby. R. T. Norris and daughters Flossie and Leta were in Unionville Saturday. Ernest Robbins family stayed with Mrs. Amy Dorbin over the weekend. Harry Corbin and Orval Staggs made a three office trip in Unionville Monday. Bill Jump replants corn for Russel Crawford. Al Norris and wife visited Cyrus Maples and wife Sunday. Orval Stager and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Staggs. Job Staggs plans to repaint his house soon. Little Nora Robbins spent Monday night with grandparents Eu and Mrs Robbins.
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Hattie Allison
Flossie Norris
Letha Deweese
G. W. Warren
Neva Phillips
Unionville
R. T. Norris
Flossie
Leta
Ernest Robbins
Bill Jump
Russel Crawford
al Norris
Cyrus Maples
Orval Stager
Jobo Staggs
Bearn
Nora Robbins
EU Robbins
Excuses for Husbands A Moral Burden in Youth
Mary Anata discusses gender roles and moral duties in early life. She argues that heavy responsibility should not be foisted on young men and warns it can cause later complications as they mature. The remarks were shared with restorative teams at the ward.
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Mary Anata
Arrow Maker
Public concerts end with The Star Spangled Banner
Mrs. William G. Boyd of Kingabury Place urged a citywide rule requiring all public concerts to close with the national anthem. A St Louis test at Carr Square drew one German man’s quizzical reaction and comments from Park Commissioner Davis. The barber joke ends with a bald customer and a lost patron.
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William G. Boyd
Kingabury Place
Daughters of the American Revolution
Missouri State Gang Committee
New Order
Davis
St. Louisans
Boyd
Carr Square
Laundry Work In Russia Costs Little
Laundry work in Russia is inexpensive, yet the quality is poor. The text notes crude washing and rough finishing, reflecting low skill levels in the trade.
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Russia
Hair Vigor Promises Hair Growth Without Coloring
The ad argues you cannot lose hair and keep it, endorsing Ayer's Hair Vigor as a hair-dressing tonic that keeps hair soft and smooth while promoting growth. It notes the product does not color hair and suggests consulting doctors, with the Lowell Massachusetts address for AYER CO.
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Ayer
Lowell
Mase
Sheriff Candidate Announcements for Putnam County
Several notices announce candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Putnam County Missouri. The filings express intention to seek the Republican nomination at the upcoming primary on August 6 1912 and request support from Republican voters.
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Putnam
Putnam County
Missouri
Mullenix Seeks renomination for county treasurer
Auldacy announced by Onakiss W. Mullenix for renomination as county treasurer. He states the race is subject to the will of Republican voters at the August 6 primary and respectfully solicits support.
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Treasderr
Easurer
Onakiss W. Mullenix
Judge Eastern District race primary appeal in Putnam County
A campaign note seeks support for JUDGE or THE EASTERN Disrator as Associate Judge in the Eastern District of Putnam County. It states the candidate runs under the Republican banner subject to the August 6 primary and respectfully solicits voters.
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Putnam County
Jo Casaor
Candidacy Announcement for Public Administrator Nomination
Public notice announces A F Kuars as a Republican candidate for Public Administrator seeking voter support in the upcoming August primary. The statement expresses formal candidacy and requests support from the electorate.
Representation Notice for Putnam County Primary
A formal announcement seeks the support of voters in Putnam County for the August 6 1913 primary. The notice is signed by B Valertine and uses an official candidate style.
Republican Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
A candidate announces for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in Putnap County. The statement calls for support from Republican voters and outlines intent to pursue the office.
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