Gass v. Evans
Supreme Court of Missouri
Election Contest.
1Opinion of the CourtLamm, J.
At the general election in November, 1910, Howard A. Gass was the Democratic and William P; Evans the Republican candidate for the State office of Superintendent of Public Schools. On the face of the returns, Mr. Evans was elected. On his receiving the certificate of election and the'commission to take office for four years, Mr. Gass filed his petition to contest his election in this court on December 17, 1910, after giving due notice. On that day Mr. Evans appeared and filed his answer. At sundry times from that day to this, motions (to be presently disposed of) were filed, directed to one…
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