Judge Cox Profile and Missouri State Secretary Roles
The article profiles Judge Cox of Polk County Missouri, noting his farming roots and community ties as advantages for a Supreme Court bid. It discusses his supporters among Southern and Southwestern lawyers, and contrasts opponents' experience, while detailing the Secretary of State's duties in charter compliance, bank examinations, and recent departmental reforms to enforce laws and ensure corporate and financial oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denkseut
Dean
Wedge
Judge Cox
Bolivar
Polk County
Supreme Judge
MD Weans
Cox
Missouri
Missouri Attorney General Candidate Fulkerson Profile Urged
A long endorsement highlights Frank B. Fulkerson from Lafayette County, detailing education at Weathinston College University of Michigan and Missouri State University, legal career in Johnson County Warrensburg St Joseph and the 1909-12 Congress service. It lauds his integrity and public service while urging his election as Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathinster College
University of Michigan
Missouri State University
Vfce
Fulkerson
Fulkerson Hegnuse
Frank B. Fulkerson
Lafayette County
Law Department
University of Missouri
Johnson County
Warrensburg
St. Joséph
Fulkerson, Graham & Smith
Missouri
Chicago
Multifold Duties of the Secretary of State
The article outlines the broad responsibilities of John E. Swanger as Secretary of State, detailing supervision of charters for domestic and foreign corporations, examination of state banks, printing commissions, land registry, procurement of supplies, and publication of official journals and annual manuals. It notes authority over commissions, pardons, requisitions, and auto registrations, plus oversight of the state board and education alongside governor’s powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Biste
Guroaia
Legislatire
Isa ‘m
Ste Bizt
Baveatlci
Aftatra
Political Honor Roll Names Across Missouri and Nearby States
A fragmentary roll lists numerous political or civic names and locations across Missouri and neighboring states. Mentions include individuals associated with Kansas City, St Louis, Jefferson City, Joplin, Rolla, and other places, with dates such as the 12th, 14th, and 18th noted in connection to various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whibar
Chamber
Eaward - Kage Mobedy
Henry Stonaburgy
Morrleei Reed
Joseph
Edgar C
Kansas
City
Witlam
D. Ethes Butler
John Whitaker
Weaubleau
SE Wrantemna
Irwin
Jefferson Ity
Reuben F. Roy
New
London
Richard Sartholdt
Loula
Willam
Findlay
Aie
N. Coudrey
Louis
Polltte Elvins
Elvins
Chas
A. Crow
Caruthersville
Seth Caan
H. Morgan
Joplin
Arthur P Murphy
Rolla
Swanger era Banking Fund Growth and Reform Efforts
The department grew its self supported fund from 3633.61 to 8280.56 over Swanger’s three and a half year term. Examinations were thorough. many banks were closed or consolidated to ensure safety and stability while strict law compliance was enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanger
Mits
Wanger’s
Panks
Iis
Sonato
Middleton
Ware
Aubere
Joplin’Savings Bank
Reckléem
Nati Tuition
Ai Des Pouiters
Jose
Depdalte
Barkers
Raat Combs
Kansan
Eckless Investments
Ieee
Danny
Mir
Platform analysis and pledges of the Missouri Republican Party
The platform, submitted by a committee, endorses the national and Chicago platforms, lauds Republican state officials, condemns Democratic calls to restore past power, and pledges election integrity, liquor law enforcement, and reform of public services. It advocates ballot scrutiny to curb fraud, local self government, regulatory control of utilities, and anti trust enforcement while backing improvements in education, infrastructure, and state finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednen
The
Republic
Pri- FS
National Republican
Chicago
State Board of Equalization
Hadley
Swanger
Gmelich
Wilder
Missouri
St Louis
Kanene
United States
Republican Party
Thanayeast
Coommerce
Consistert Fein Toring
Pan Reece Ates
Sonia Aed
Rees
Fort
Freignt
Tdw
Missouri Supreme and Appellate Court Nominees Named
The article lists Republican nominees for Missouri high courts including Judge Argus Cox for the Supreme Court and Col. George D. Reynolds for the St Louis Court of Appeals. It notes term lengths ten years for Supreme Court justices and twelve years for appellate judges, with historical Democratic control of these courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
St. Louis Court of
St. Louis
Local Candidates Weakened By Erratic Ballot Line
A garbled roster lists several candidates by district and city names including Kansas, Vandalia, Cairo, Sedalia, Holden, Louis isa, Clayton, St. Louis, and Linn. It appears to be a partial election slate with misread spellings and missing letters. The fragment mentions re election bids and multiple counties and towns, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah W. W. Peck
Estboro
B Dlokey
Kansagard
Wm. Bucholz
Kansas City
Jacob Bands
Kirksville
John 8. Gataon
Vandalia
John &, Stigall
Cairo
Holmes Hall
Sedalia
Leslie O. Holiday
Holden
Booth
Louis Isa
P. Regenhardt
Gane
Republican ticket in Kansas City Court of Appeals race
Biographical sketches present three judicial nominees Cox Reynolds and Davis as republican candidates for the Kansas City Court of Appeals covering a broad Missouri region. The piece argues for nonpartisan, sober courts and pledges Republican support to laws penalizing railroad tolls and preferential freight practices, urging fair governance and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Benton
Boone
Bucokiian
Caldwell, Calloway
Gamden
Carrol
Cass
Cedar
Chariton
Clay
Clinton
Cole
Cooper, Dade
Dallas
Daviess
DeKalb
Gasconade
Gentry
Grundy
Harrison
Henry
Hickory
Holt
Howard
Jackson
Jasper
Johnson
Lafayette
Linn
Livingston, “Macon Maries
Mercer
Miller, Moniteau
Morgan
Noge- Say
Osage
Pettis
Platte
Polk
Putnam
BanAniub
Lna
Cox
Reynolds
Davis
Loyak
Pelee
Ani
Thielsel
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Somspiien
Oss Pune
Lot
Fitate
Aloe
Dearie
Ae Ee Et al Toniments Adden & ‘Dating
Tate
Thax
CSE
Adminiatra- Hongorsthis
Ikend
Btate
Bob
Tempaten
Equallisation
Trom
Taxktloh
Public ‘Service
Aaron Ucan
Pmatfocm
John E. Swanger
Congress
State Senate
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