Master or Servant in Presidential Choice Debate
The piece argues the presidential contest pits a master of the people against a servant. Secretary of War Luke E Wright criticizes Bryan’s claim that the president is the hired man of the people and asserts Taft embodies the head master role guiding the nation.
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Roosevelt
Luke E. Wright
Taft
Terrace Garden
New York
Chicago
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
William H. Taft
Philippines
William Jennings Bryan
Laborer Fatally Wounded in Elma Brawl
In Elma on October 26 laborers B F Kearney and Stroller quarreled while intoxicated. Stroller fired a revolver wounding Kearney in the breast. Kearney was taken to a hospital and not expected to survive. Stroller escaped and remained at large. Both men are Northern Pacific workers.
Calamity cry sparks banker rebuke in Iowa letter
An Iowa banker assails a Chicago financier for warning of a Bryan victory and panic. J P O Malley, president of People's Savings Bank of Iowa, denounces panic talk as unpatriotic and warns that Taft would push Postal Savings Banks to move funds to financial centers.
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Iowa Savings Bank
Bryan
George E. Roberts
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Roberts
J. P. O'Malley
People’s Savings Bank of Iowa
Commercial National Bank
O’malley
Taft
Mr. Bryan
U. S. Treasury
Bankers favor Bryan plan over Postal Savings Sayings
A letter from John OMalley urged bankers to back Mr Bryans Guarantee Bank plan and warned against political deals in bank associations. It pledges a safe sound administration and hopes honest capital will revive business, reopen factories, and end the Republican Panic of 1907.
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U. S. Treasury
Tion
John O'Malley
A Square Deal Demanded in Grays Harbor County Politics
The Aberdeen Herald attacks timber cruising charges against George L. Davis and political opponents. It argues Davis and Arland abused office for nomination, contrasts McIntyre’s record, notes county-wide aid to Davis, and warns voters to favor a fair tax system over perceived favoritism in Grays Harbor’s 1908 race.
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Aberdeen Herald
George L. Davis
Davis
McIntyre
Brother Carney
Cntemporary
Don Quixote
Mr. Davis
Charles W. Arland
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Hoquiam
Herald
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Washingtonian
Thurber
Chehalis County
Chie. W. Arland
Geo. U. Davis
Arland
MclIntyre
Board of Equalization
W. R. Crawford
Montesano
Cosmopolis
Grays Harbor
Grays Harnor
Aberdeen
Dr. Watkins
Hartman
Confree
Vater
the Herald
Geo. L. Davis
Chehalis
North Yakima
Ariand
Tan
Grays Arbor
Advice on voters using judgment and conscience
John Mitchell urges working men to rely on their best judgment and conscience when choosing candidates. He argues this leads to optimal decisions and could greatly reduce campaign spending if voters act with sound judgment and good conscience.
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John Mitchell
The Herald Twice a Week Tells It All
A brief note on a local newspaper The Herald publishing twice weekly to deliver all regional news, updates, and notices in a concise reporting cycle for readers seeking current events.
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the Herald
Fine Job Printing at Moderate Prices
Local advertorial notes reasonable rates for printing services offered to readers, promoting quality work and affordability from a community printer.
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Deen Herald
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