Why Dr Wiley Is for Wilson
Renowned chemist Harvey W. Wiley appeals to Republicans to vote Democratic for health and public welfare. He argues Roosevelt and Taft harmed food law enforcement, endorses Wilson and Marshall for strong federal health protection and honest agriculture, and urges voters to back the Democratic ticket.
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Truth About the Trust Leaders of a new party argue for legalized monopolies
Louis D. Brandeis contends in Collier's Leaders of the new third term party that industrial monopolies should be legalized to preserve the efficiency of large scale production and distribution. He asserts that no argument could be more its leading.
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Efficiency and Trusts in American Industry
The piece argues that optimal size varies by experience and that American trusts rarely form for efficiency. It cites three points: promoters overstate efficiency motives, profits arise from market control rather than superior efficiency, and trusts fail to maintain market share against independents without absorbing rivals.
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Farm prices fall sharply for crops in Sept decline
The Agriculture Department reports a larger drop in farm prices from Aug 1 to Sept 1 this year than last year. The average prices for corn wheat oats barley rye flaxseed potatoes tobacco cotton and hay fell 7 percent versus 4.4 percent last year, and 28 percent below Sept 1 last year.
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Mean Sweep For Wilson: Taft to Carry Only Two States
National outlook after Maine and Vermont elections shows Taft likely to win only Rivale Island and Vermont if Roosevelt and Wilson split the rest. Analysts cite a Democratic rise and Republican split, with Wilson projected to 74,000 in Maine and Taft 42,600, Roosevelt 21,300, in a hypothetical national tally.
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Governor Sees Partisan Gridlock At Banquet
Governor Wilson tells reporters at the New York Press Club banquet that a mixed house of representatives could slow relief from high living costs. He argues Democrats hold power and Republicans caused the high costs. Eight Taft electors in Missouri pledge to vote for the third term candidate.
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Rooseveltian romance charms while Wilson calms and provokes
The article portrays Governor Wilson as balancing public amusement and sober contemplation, steering national mood with wit and steady leadership. It highlights the era’s political theater and the governor’s role in shaping public sentiment through measured rhetoric.
Traveling Men for Woodrow Wilson Support urged
The piece promotes traveling salesmen as key voters who can influence public sentiment amid high living costs. It argues Wilson keeps promises and asks progressive commercial men to join the Democratic National Committee’s effort by sending their names to the Fifth Avenue headquarters in New York.
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New York
Taft Cheers Maine Republicans Victory As Vermont Rhode Island May Swing
President Taft congratulates Maine Republicans calling it an old fashioned victory. The report says another such result in Vermont and Rhode Island could tilt the nation toward the Democrats in November.
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Hilles
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Rhode Island
Local GOP Chairman Deflects From Presidential Exit Talk
Supporters of Chair man Hilles insist he bears no fault for the Republican presidential candidate's declaration that he is leaving politics. The remark has stirred reaction among party loyalists and observers.
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A Sailor on Navigation Laws
Andrew Furuseth argues for equal rights for sailors under the US Constitution and for uniform labor standards. He connects safety focused hours regulation to benefits for seamen and calls for fair competition with foreign crews at US ports.
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United States
Andrew Furuseth
Quality Office Supply Promotes Top Brands
In a pitch to buyers the Office Supply Co highlights quality as the key factor in selecting stock. Exclusive lines include Y. & E. Filing Systems Carter's Typewriter Carbons and Ribbons Leopold Desks Colonial Office Chairs L. C. Smith and Royal Typewriters. The firm touts years of making good and teases upcoming additional brands.
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Public Accountant Booke Audited and Kept Office Systems
An article notes a public accountant with bookkeeping audit services and office systems installation. It highlights audit accuracy and organized record keeping, emphasizing professional standards and reliability for clients seeking financial management and systems setup.
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