The Political Graveyard: Missouri 1908 Presidential Elector Candidates

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Missouri 1908 Presidential Elector Candidates

Election, November 3, 1908

John F. Beal (Democratic), defeated
S. J. Jones (Democratic), defeated
Reuben W. Steckman (Democratic), defeated
Walter H. Robinson (Democratic), defeated
James M. Callahan (Democratic), defeated
Frank M. Wooldridge (Democratic), defeated
Horace F. Blackwell (Democratic), defeated
William Hirth (Democratic), defeated
James O. Allison (Democratic), defeated
Joseph Pauly (Democratic), defeated
William Robinson (Democratic), defeated
Lawrence P. Daley (Democratic), defeated
William R. Edgar (Democratic), defeated
William H. Miller (Democratic), defeated
Jacob M. Long (Democratic), defeated
William W. Brannock (Democratic), defeated
Samuel M. Dickey (Democratic), defeated
Maecenas E. Benton (Democratic), defeated
W. H. F. Smith (Independence), defeated
J. F. Polson (Independence), defeated
A. N. St. John (Independence), defeated
Clarence Williams (Independence), defeated
Charles E. Ferguson (Independence), defeated
Harry L. Fuller (Independence), defeated
James Meek (Independence), defeated
Samuel C. Ford (Independence), defeated
Henry C. Tietz (Independence), defeated
Charles A. Luccock (Independence), defeated
Howard L. McGuire (Independence), defeated
George P. Jennings (Independence), defeated
P. Van Eeckhoute (Independence), defeated
J. E. Joyce (Independence), defeated
P. E. Edwards (Independence), defeated
J. W. Mercer (Independence), defeated
J. L. Woods-Merrill (Independence), defeated
Henry Bronson (People's), defeated
Henry W. Jenkins (People's), defeated
Ulysses A. Towns (People's), defeated
Charles L. Muinch (People's), defeated
Wallace R. Kirk (People's), defeated
A. C. Ditty (People's), defeated
George A. Campbell (People's), defeated
D. B. Brubaker (People's), defeated
James M. Boyle (People's), defeated
W. M. Brownson (People's), defeated
Charles Leonard (People's), defeated
L. R. Tyler (People's), defeated
Theodore Fissell (People's), defeated
Obadiah Hudson (People's), defeated
J. H. Powers (People's), defeated
Douglas J. Puckett (People's), defeated
James H. Hillis (People's), defeated
Paul Dixon (People's), defeated
William S. Miller (Prohibition), defeated
William Sisson (Prohibition), defeated
William A. Crouch (Prohibition), defeated
Samuel S. Allen (Prohibition), defeated
Willard Morris (Prohibition), defeated
John M. Vaughan (Prohibition), defeated
Richard T. Bond (Prohibition), defeated
Edward M. Calvin (Prohibition), defeated
Robert B. Swift (Prohibition), defeated
Derrick S. Webster (Prohibition), defeated
Henry Jones (Prohibition), defeated
John O. Rolfe (Prohibition), defeated
Edward Owers (Prohibition), defeated
Henry Sperling (Prohibition), defeated
David W. Crow (Prohibition), defeated
Samuel L. Hardin (Prohibition), defeated
John T. Field (Prohibition), defeated
James M. Ritchey (Prohibition), defeated
John S. Newlan (Republican), elected
Marion G. Eubanks (Republican), elected
Johnston K. McClain (Republican), elected
William C. Fleming (Republican), elected
Cyrus Crane (Republican), elected
James F. Rhodes (Republican), elected
William T. Bigbee (Republican), elected
Samuel Keller (Republican), elected
Robert N. Payne (Republican), elected
George W. Letterman (Republican), elected
J. Lawrence Mauran (Republican), elected
Leo Rassieur (Republican), elected
David M. Tesreau (Republican), elected
Mancil E. Morrow (Republican), elected
Jesse L. Eliff (Republican), elected
William I. Diffenderffer (Republican), elected
Thomas R. Marks (Republican), elected
Henry W. Kid (Republican), elected
J. C. Sanders (Socialist Labor), defeated
Carl F. Meier (Socialist Labor), defeated
T. C. Haller (Socialist), defeated
Frank Midgett (Socialist), defeated
L. C. Wilson (Socialist), defeated
T. C. Jefferies (Socialist), defeated
Fred Koehler (Socialist), defeated
Frank Armstrong (Socialist), defeated
O. H. McMurray (Socialist), defeated
William H. Hertel (Socialist), defeated
H. V. Tipton (Socialist), defeated
Henry Struckhoff (Socialist), defeated
Henry Werdes (Socialist), defeated
J. E. Wilson (Socialist), defeated
J. A. Staton (Socialist), defeated
Carl Knecht (Socialist), defeated
A. Ellison (Socialist), defeated
F. M. Scott (Socialist), defeated
W. W. Baker (Socialist), defeated
G. A. Lafayette (Socialist), defeated

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