Tariff and wool trade shape postwar farming prosperity
A Be lican editorial outlines how the 1913 tariff and postwar embargo changes affected wool prices, accusing free trade of dumping cheap wool from Australia and Canada. It credits the Republican administration with restoring protection, boosting American producers, factory employment, and farmer purchasing power as prices rise and unemployment declines.
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Rural Candidates Face Publicity Hurdles in Statewide Race
The article argues John Wickinley, seeking the Republican nomination for United States Senate, endures a major handicap: lack of proper publicity in rural areas. Metropolitan papers barely mention him, so he relies on rural papers to reach voters, while costly campaigns push him to appeal to urban centers that often dominate state races.
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John Wickinley
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Missouri Rural Press Backs McKinley in Primary Fight
The rural Missouri press shows strong support for McKinley in the upcoming August 1 primary. They argue he is the best bet for rural voters and can beat opposition, with city papers often resistant to his strength.
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Railroads Must Move After Labor Board Rate Cuts
The Railroad Labor Board ordered large reductions in wages for railway workers, forcing railroads to respond with freight rate moves. Senator Lodge rebutted Free Traders critiquing tariffs by noting farm value gains under temporary and impending permanent tariff laws, arguing farm protection remains strong and values have risen.
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Unionville schools announce strongest next year faculty
Miss Dickerson and Miss Mattick join the Unionville faculty, each adding years of strong teaching in civics and English. The roster for next year tops previous records for scholar strength and personnel, with endorsements from Kansas City and St Louis educators. Dem candidates listed include James A. Reed Breckenridge Long and Robert J. Young.
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Unionville
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Kansas City
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Carrollston
John H. Parker
St. Louis
Sterling P. Bond
William Sackd
James A. Reed
Breckenridge Long
St. Lows
Robert J. Young
St. Joseph
Numerous Candidates Vying for Missouri Senate Nomination
After filing closed eight Republicans entered the race for United States Senator from Missouri. Several filed on the last day. The field includes John McKief UniondHe and David M. Proctor of Kansas City, the Attorney General.
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Missouri
John McKief UniondHe
David M. Proctor
Kansas City
Republicans file for all county offices in local race
Republican candidates have filed for every county office with several fields on the last day. Names listed include Fred H. Drury for Representative and James W. Gillum for Clerk among others. no Democrats filed except township committeemen. Voting slate features multiple township positions and a mix of incumbents and new filings.
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