Unionville Republican printer details and prices
The Unionville Republican lists publishing details for The Republican including address to send business communications. It notes subscription price at one dollar per year in advance and outside the United States or possessions 1.50. The paper is entered at the Unionville Missouri post office as second class matter.
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Republican
Untonville Republican
Unionville Republican Printing Co
United States
Possessions
Unionville Misagouri
Government Seizes Panama Hat Shipment Overvalued Duty
The US government under Taft enforces customs laws stricter as it seizes an invoice worth over 100000 for Panama hats undervalued at 65000 to evade duties. Wives of prominent men face smuggling allegations with a 6000 pearl necklace found on one suspect. Forecasters predict Congress adjournment around July 15 as more of the administration’s program passes. The Syracuse educator criticizes autos as a national curse citing mortgages for purchases.
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Panama
Taft
Customs Service
Learning excess, utilities abuse, and political moves noted
The text critiques overlearning and excessive effort, likening it to being a joke to balanced minds. It argues abuse, not use, harms natural appetites and warns of broader dangers from automobiles and electricity. It mentions a U S Judge appointment in Kansas City and two candidates A S Van Valkenburg and John Kenninth, with Van Valkenburg favored by Senator Warner. It adds that U S Marshal tenure ends July 1 and highlights Walter Higbee’s bid for Congress in the First District. A government reward relates to exposing sugar trust frauds by Richard Parr.
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Hianera Ly
United States
Kansas City
Phillips
A. S van Valkenburg
John Kenninth
Hachey
van Valkenburg
Warner
Durham
Political bribery charges shock Illinois election scene
Senators and representatives acknowledge taking bribes to back Lorimer in a contested Illinois race. The report notes four Democratic representatives and one Independent senator received about 250 dollars each. It cites distrust of irregular campaign funding and calls for accountability.
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Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Lorime
Hopkins
Dny
Wanamaxer Files for Circuit Judge Nomination
The Republican announces Geo W Wanamaxer of Bethany seeks the party nomination for Circuit Judge to succeed himself in the August general primary and asks Republicans for support.
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Putnam County
Geo. W. Wanamaxer
Bethany
State Senator Candidacy Announced by Ford and Kesterson
Formal notices announce Hon. J. E. Ford of Trenton seeking the Republican nomination for State Senator in the 4th District. Beo F. Kesterson of Princeton also declares for the Republican nomination and asks Republicans in Putnam County to consider him and meet him before the primary.
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J L. Casapr Voola
J. E. Ford
Trenton
Thia
Putnam County
Beo F. Kesterson
Princeton
Republican filings for county offices sweep Nomination bids
A series of 1910 campaign notices from Putnam County Republicans requests support for multiple offices. Candidates announce runs for Judge of Probate County Clerk and Prosecuting Attorney, calling for Republican votes in the August primaries and asking party members for support. Names include Lorenzo, Joan Mopcan, Ray, Brown, and W Macsee in Unionville Mendota and surrounding towns.
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Putnam County
Ublican
Judas Euf
Res
Italy
Gene
Chat Tama
Lorenzo
EDR
Unionville AeroBlican
Republcan
Coney Clerk
Ray
Fd Brown
Republican candidates for Putnam County Recorder of Deeds
A flurry of 1910 notices shows several Republicans announcing candidacies for County Recorder of Deeds in Putnam County. Names include EDR REPUBLICAN from Liberty Two and J W Jones urging GOP voters to back their primary bids in August.
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Recorder of Deeds
Putnam County
PD. Gear
Putnam Co. Dicans
County Recorder
Probasco Petacoin Township
Recorder
Deeda
Riley Abbott
Liberty Two
Putnam
Ace
Woerwood Mionville, Mo
No Last Cent Left Before Sentencing
A recently convicted man tells the judge he has nothing to offer before sentence. He says his lawyer took his last cent, leaving him unable to present a defense or plea for mercy.
Local residents plan sidewalk improvement projects
Martin Schick, age 18, prepares to lay a new cement walk, while Rev. O. 8. Middleton undertakes similar street improvements, signaling neighborhood efforts to enhance pedestrian access and safety.
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Martin Schick
Rev. O
Middleton
Jame Murphy Visits Centerville Inspector Office
Jame Murphy leading inspector of the C B Q with headquarters at Centerville made a business visit today to the city offices and met with local officials.
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Jame Murphy
Centerville
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