The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-08
LAMM Will COVER
5. E. Mo. ON TRIP
Candidate For Governor Will
Attend German American
Alliance Picnic.

A WnlfIWlnu speaking campaign OF
two weeks has been mapped out by
Judge Henry Lamm, candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor,
as his Southeast Missouri itinerary.
He will visit at least fifty towns and
village in this section of the State.
Announcement of Judge Lamm's
course in campaigning this corner of
Missouri was made last night by Capt.
H. w. Bridges, who returned to the
Cape early yesterday morning from a
trip through the lower counties, where
he made preliminary arrangements
for Judge Lamm's speaking tour.
Mr.. Lamm will be in this city on
June IS and will deliver a speech at
the Courthouse. He will speak in
Jackson on the night before. With
the exception of Sundays, every day
for the following two weeks will be
devoted to speechs throughout the
lower counties.
He will employ both railroads and
automobiles in making his trips from
town to town, and when on automO-
bile trips, it is planned to make many
stops to meet the farmers and resi-
dents Of the various small hamlets.
The campaign in Southeast Missouri
may be called Judge Lamm's opening
gun of the gubernatOrial campaign
against Stranger. Judge Lamm will
be accompanied on his trip by w. f.
Harrison of st. Louis and probably
Captain Bridges, who is thoroughly
acquainted in Southeast Missouri.
The list of speeches that he will
make on his tour through this section
of the State is as follows: Ste. Gene
We've, June II; Perryville, June IS;
Jackson, June ID; Cape Girardeau,
June Is; Oran, 100 p. m., June 16;
Sikeston, evening of June IS; Poplar
Bluff, June II; New Madrid, June 10;
Charlottesville, June 20; Maiden, June
81; Bloomfield, June %; Marble Hill,
June %; Fredericktown, June "a, and
Pennington, June 26.
With the exception Of the single aft
ernoon speech at Oran, all of his adj
dresses will be made in the evening.
At the various other towns that he
will visit, the Judge will endeavor to
meet ae many people as possible, and
if he is called upon by local reception
committees for an address, he will be
prepared to speak from his train or
automobile.
The complete itinirary for the trip
follows:
June 12-Entire day at Ste. Gene
We've, win address in evening.
June 13-Entire day at Perryville,
with speech in evening.
June 14-Automobile party from the
Cape and Jackson will go to Perryville
to take charge of his trip through
Cape County. The trip from Perry
vile to Jackson will be made in auto
mobiles via Friedheim, Appleton, New
Wells, Shawneetown, Pocahontas (din-
ner at Pocahontas), Fruitland and
jackson, where address will ne deliv- |
cred at the Courthouse in the evening
June 15-Automobile trip to the !
Cape from Jackson, via Tilsit, Gordon
vile and Dutchtown. Speech at the
Cape Courthouse in evening.
June 16-Automobile trip to Skies
ton by way of limo, Fornfelt, Kclso,
New Hamburg, Benton, Oran (where
he will speak at 1:30 p. n.y. and on
into Sikeston escorted by reception
from Sikeston. Speech in
evening.
June "Trip by train to Poplar
Bluff from Sikeston. Entire day to be
spent there, with speech in evening.
June Is Sunday eRtun to the
Cape by railroad to spend the day.
June 19-He will be in the Cape
until 12:45 p. M, when he will go by
train to Lilbourn, thence to New Mad
rid, where he will speak in evening.
June 20-Leave New Madrid by au-
tomobile for Hayti, via Marston, Con-
ran and Portageville( lunch here).
From Hayti to Charlottesville, where
ne will speak in the evening.
June 21-By railroad to Kenneth,
thence by auto to Maiden. via White
Oak, Holcomb, Gibson and Campbell.
Speech at Maiden in the evening.
June 22-Automobile from Maiden
70 Bloomfield by way of Clarkton,
Gideon, Bernie and Dexter. Speech at
in evening.
June 23-Auto from Bloomfield to
Marble Hill by way of Advance, AL
enville, Whitewater, Leopold and Laf-
in. Speech at Marble Hill in evening.
June 24-By rail from Lutesville to
7redericktown; speech there in the