Kansan Denounces Roosevelt in 1912 Republican Resolution
A Cowley county Kansas Republican convention in September 1912 denounces Theodore Roosevelt as a dangerous, dictatorial and blasphemous figure. The letter charges Roosevelt seeks world domination, mocks his followers, and contrasts him with Lincoln. It notes Harding's prior denunciations and the evolving stance of party leaders.
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Cowley County
Kansas
Winfield
Sumpter
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
South
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Harding
Aaron Burr
War Price Critique and City Notices in Ada Oklahoma
A political attack on wartime government excess is followed by city business notices in Ada Oklahoma. The piece challenges Republican claims about World War I costs, then lists sewer district bids, plans, and enforcement dates with bids due October 19, 1920 and details on bonds and proofs of funds. It includes divorce notice and a Florida merchandise sale notice.
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United States
France
Atlantic Ocean
Ada
Oklahoma
Board of Commissioners
Johnson & Benham
Firestone
Kansas City
Missouri
W. B. Jones
Chickacaw
Bemont
City of
Pontotoc County
Sower District No
Public Justice and Safety
Johnson & Benham, Consulting Engineers
District Court
State of Oklahoma
Bessie Green
Vis Everett Green
Everett Green
Abo
Mary Helen
Irene
Marjorie Green
A. R. Sugg
Co.nt
L. E. Franklin
Political quips and opinions echo across papers
A collage of editorial snippets notes cheap bulls in Massachusetts and high real estate taxes, votes for women, driving ire, and political jabs. Items reference Vinita Journal Shawnee News Miami News McAlester News-Capital Ardmoreite Stonewall News Norman editorials and Lawton Constitution comments on elections and prices.
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Farber
Oklahoma News
Lawton Constitution
Horseshoeing May Fade In New Orleans In Two Years
John Leary, press of the Master Horseshoers Association, warns that horseshoeing could vanish in New Orleans within two years. He notes current workers mostly over 40, with only 36 remaining, and cites rising wages from 5 to 7 dollars with no replacements in sight.
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New Orleans
John Leary
Master Horseshoers Association
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