russell, joseph j
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- Name variants
- JOSEPH J. RUSSELL;Joseph J. Russell;Jos. J. Russell
- Record count
- 37
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Charleston; Charleston,Mo.; Fourteenth district; Washington; Washington,D. C.,Charleston; Dexter; Missouri
- First event date
- 1914-01-07
- Last event date
- 1916-12-08
Timeline — 29 events
- 1914-01-07 Profile of Hon. Joseph J. Russell, 14th District congressman, reprinted from the Columbia Tribune; born in Mississippi County, graduated in law in 1880, served as prosecuting attorney of his county and two terms as representative in the General Assembly, first elected to the 52nd Congress and then t…
- 1914-05-13 Washington, D. C.. Representative Joseph J. Russell escorted D. A. Nations to the Navy Department, where Nations confessed to deserting from the navy in 1911 Co-mentioned: D. A. Nations. Quote: "escorted by Representative Joseph J. Russell"
- 1914-05-13 Washington. Representative Joseph J. Russell of Missouri was unanimously elected president of the Missouri Society of Washington for the year, succeeding Otis W. Wyatt Co-mentioned: Otis W. Wyatt.
- 1914-06-10 Statesman editorial discusses Congressman Joseph J. Russell's re-election campaign, the charge that he trades postmaster appointments for political support, and the paper's refusal to base its support on his patronage of 'Uncle Bill' and Robert L. Ward Quote: "Joseph J. Russell, incumbent in Congres…
- 1914-07-08 Charleston. Named on the Democratic ticket for Representative in Congress, 14th District, on the August 4, 1914 primary ballot in Stoddard County Quote: "For Representative in Congress-14th District: JOSEPH J. RUSSELL, Charleston, Mo."
- 1914-07-15 Charleston, Mo.. Democratic candidate for Representative in Congress--14th District; County Clerk's notice of the primary election to be held August 4, 1914 in Stoddard County, Mo Quote: "JOSEPH J. RUSSELL, Charleston, Mo."
- 1914-07-22 Charleston. Democratic candidate for Representative in Congress, 14th District, in the August 1914 primary Quote: "JOSEPH J. RUSSELL, Charleston, Mo."
- 1914-07-22 Charleston. Listed on the Democratic ticket for Representative in Congress, 14th District in the Aug. 4, 1914 primary Quote: "For Representative in Congress—14th District"
- 1914-07-29 Charleston. Listed For Representative in Congress-14th District on the Democratic ticket in the County Clerk's Notice of Primary Election (primary Aug 4, 1914; general Nov 3, 1914), p.5 Quote: "JOSEPH J. RUSSELL, Charleston, Mo."
- 1914-07-29 Charleston. Named on the Democratic ticket for Representative in Congress, 14th District Quote: "For Representative in Congress--14th District: JOSEPH J. RUSSELL, Charleston, Mo."
- 1914-08-19 Listed as Democratic candidate for Congressman 14th Dist. on the published Democratic ticket Quote: "CONGRESSMAN 14th DIST.: Jos. J. Russell"
- 1914-08-26 Named on the Democratic ticket as candidate for Congressman 14th Dist Quote: "CONGRESSMAN 14th DIST.: Jos. J. Russell"
- 1914-09-23 Named on the Democratic Ticket for Congressman Quote: "CONGRESSMAN Jos. J. Russell"
- 1914-09-30 Missouri. Named on the Democratic ticket for Congressman 14th Dist Quote: "CONGRESSMAN 14th DIST.: Jos. J. Russell"
- 1914-11-04 Dexter. Congressman Hon. Jos. J. Russell stopped briefly in Dexter Saturday en route home to Charleston from Bloomfield, where he had spoken that afternoon Quote: "Hon. Jos. J. Russell, congressman, was here for a brief while Saturday as he returned home to Charleston from Bloomfield, where he spoke…
- 1914-11-25 The Secretary of State's official count shows Congressman Joseph J. Russell's majority over Mr. Brown is 1029, the largest ever; the district is normally Republican; Mr. Gass, Democratic candidate for Superintendent of Public Schools, lost the district by 133 majority Co-mentioned: Mr. Brown; Mr. Ga…
- 1916-04-21 Congressman Joseph J. Russell now almost assured of no opposition for renomination to Congress; thoroughly in accord with President Wilson on all important public questions Quote: "Joseph J. Russell will have no opposition for re-nomination to Congress"
- 1916-04-21 Charleston. Listed on 'OUR TICKET' as candidate for Congress [date from clip_id] Quote: "For Congress Jos. J. Russell, of Charleston"
- 1916-05-12 Charleston. Jos. J. Russell of Charleston is on the Statesman's Democratic ticket for Congress Quote: "Jos. J. Russell, of Charleston"
- 1916-05-26 Charleston. Named on the paper's 'Our Ticket' slate for Congress [date from clip_id] Quote: "For Congress: Jos. J. Russell, of Charleston"
- 1916-06-02 Charleston. Named on the Statesman's Our Ticket for Congress [date from clip_id] Quote: "For Congress Jos. J. Russell, of Charleston"
- 1916-06-16 Charleston. Named on the paper's Democratic 'Our Ticket' as the candidate for Congress [date from clip_id] Quote: "Jos. J. Russell, of Charleston"
- 1916-07-14 Charleston. Jos. J. Russell announced as a candidate for Congress, subject to the democratic voters in the August primary [date from clip_id] Quote: "Jos. J. Russell, of Charleston"
- 1916-09-01 Named on the Democratic ticket published in the Dexter Statesman: For Congress, Jos. J. Russell of Charleston [date from clip_id] Quote: "FOR CONGRESS: Jos. J. Russell, of Charleston"
- 1916-09-08 Fourteenth district. Editorial says Congressman Joseph J. Russell of Charleston has by his voice and vote in congress satisfied those who elected him and will be returned to Washington in November; he bought a Ford to campaign the Fourteenth district because, in the editor's words, the Ford is a goo…
- 1916-11-10 Re-elected as Congressman for the 14th District by a majority of from 1000 to 1500; also named in the winners list for Congress [date from clip_id] Quote: "Present Congressman for this the 14 District who wins re-election by a majority of from 1000 to 1500."
- 1916-11-24 Per the Cape Republican, Hon. Jos. J. Russell says he will not again run for Congress; Senator T. R. R. Ely of Kennett and R. L. Ward of Caruthersville will run; Hon. A. L. Harty and Atty. Ralph Wammack of Bloomfield are grooming for this race
- 1916-12-08 Charleston. Congressman gave $100 for books for the Charleston Young Men's Christian Association library; had contributed more than 500 books when the library first opened Quote: "has given $100 for the purchase of books"
- 1917-03-30 Charleston. Congressman Joseph J. Russell arrived Saturday evening to spend the congressional recess at his home in Charleston, coming from St. Louis by way of Cape Girardeau, where he attended the plant inspection Friday; he refused to make any statement of congressional matters in view of the pres…
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