Unionville Republican Editorial on Senate Campaigns
The Unionville Republican discusses Senator Spencer's nomination and election, his wartime votes, and the League of Nations stance. It argues opponents in St Louis and ongoing Democratic campaigns threaten his term, while urging strong local leadership and practical city improvements.
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Repubicans
Arwell
Spencer
Senate Spencer
League of Nations
Trator Spencer
Vito
St Tours
Congress
St Louis
Hadon
Labor costs and wage balance in production
The text argues labor as the chief cost in most products and that doubling labor costs raises product prices. It states workers gain from balanced wages and that wage levels should align with other costs, regardless of earning two or five dollars a day.
Crowded Address Highlights Local Social Notes
Chariton and vicinity records show Rev Berth deliver an address on Thursday night and a series of social visits across the week. Residents attend meetings, visit relatives, and plan gatherings with Livonia quartet scheduled to sing Sunday night.
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Berth
Gurney Willer
Minas Ida Clinkenbeard
Jasper Neagle
Chas, Harris
Ruth
Hazel Hargrave
Irene
Pauline Martz
Jolda Martz
C A Martz
Livonia
Edd Fowle
John Carter Lloyd Clinkenbeard
Asa Fowler
Le-Le
Dick Whitacre
M Baughman
Mary Baughman
George Guinkenbeard
Rollie Hart
Bernie Fowler
Pearles Dickerson
Jesse Ulrich
Minnesota
Jace Campbell
Cee Trayvler
Lloyd Clinkenbeard
Clora Traxter Ang Waet Uwan
Moulton
Jasper Campbell
Exline
George Campbell
Will Baughman
Costly experiment ends as railroads revert to owners
March 1 marked the return of railroads to private ownership after a government control period that left a $176,000,000 deficit. Director General Hine defended the era, claiming better service despite massive rate hikes and little permanent improvement, while critics call mismanagement evident to any shipper or traveler.
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Hine
Wealthy St. Joseph Philanthropist Left For Presbyterian Bodies
William Huggins a bachelor and wealthy donor of St. Joseph Missouri died last week at his home. His will leaves four hundred eighty thousand dollars to Presbyterian church institutions for which he was a devout member and benefactor.
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William Huggins
St. Joseph, Mo
Presbyterian Church
Crowded Week of Visits and Funerals Noted Locally
Local residents report multiple visits and family gatherings. Willie Packard and family spent time with his mother Mrs Ray while others like Carl Huller and the Casady family joined relatives across nearby towns. The community also attended the funeral of Mrs Jonathan Kimmell and several neighbors traveled to Graysville for events.
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Willie Packard
Ray
Carl Huller
Henry Buggles
Jonathan Kimmell
Arceel
Icel Casady
Willie Pckard. R
John Huller
Hartford
Enturing. Myr
Gurney Jones
Joe Duncan
W. C Cusady
Rose Steward
Merit
Wilns Packard
Walter D
Jap Byers
Democrats Face Pressure to Settle Campaign Fight
Democratic leaders led by Maudon McCormick and several senators met in Washington to urge the President to abandon a hard line and settle the issue before the campaign. The group aimed to avert a drawn out battle as Republicans prepared to press the matter in the field.
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Washington
MaAdoo
Vanes McCormick
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Chariton and Vicinity
B. F. Hurt
Golda Brown
Joe Clinkenbeard
Livonia Quartette
Paul
Georgie Hart
George Clinkenbeard
John Martz
John Willier
Sunda
Rae Eeiee
Ford
Unionville Motor Co
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