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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
4
J A Robertson declares candidacy for State Representative in Nebraska's 58th district subject to Democratic and Independent party primaries on August 16 2010. He seeks the party nomination and to run in the general election.
H E B Rescue declares candidacy for Representative of the 53rd District under the Democratic and People's Independent parties. Primary date set for August 16 1910 with party action pending.
Eugene Burtoy declares his run for the office of County Attorney in Box Butte County at the upcoming primary on August 16, 1910, under the Socrat and People's party banners.
James R. Dean of Broken Bow Nebraska criticizes tariffs and defends Taft on tariff policy. He condemns the Payne Aldrich tariff while praising Taft as having enacted the best tariff law. The remarks target tariff reform and trust-made goods.
Willis E. Reed outlines his first run for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate. He notes over fifteen years of party activity, that he is forty four, and that he grew up on his father's Iowa farm while teaching school and reading law.
Ricuaup L. Mivcatre outlines democratic principles including recall and initiative, opponent Hawkins and Reed cited as wealthy rivals, and plans to align with constituents over personal views while pursuing economy, tariff reform, and a strengthened health cabinet. He expresses willingness to cooperate across party lines and seeks broad support against August primaries.
Plattsmouth Herald endorses W. J. Taylor citing a Nebraska legislature record as a credit to any man and noting he opposed powerful corporate interests in the body.
A Nebraska figure announces candidacy for United States Senate pending party primaries on August 16. He cites deep discussion with Democrats and Populists, intent to campaign actively if fielded, and a stated preference to align with Jefferson, Jackson, and Bryan Democratic ideals while noting differences with Republican leaders.
The record shows a newspaper heading asking a question about the tariff's impact on wealth, with the phrase na as a fragment likely indicating a line of dialogue or incomplete text. No clear person or organization is identifiable from the fragment.
Senator Lodge and Mr Partington rally to reverse mounting calls for lower tariffs. They argue protectionist measures protect industry and jobs while warning against rapid price increases and market instability. Supporters cite domestic manufacturing growth and trade deficits as warning signs.
The New York Journal of Commerce notes a lemon duty increase aimed at Pacific coast fruit growers but railroads claim a share by boosting lemon transportation rates to the Atlantic. Fruit growers oppose shifts that broaden the plunder, asking if duties can be lowered to reduce consumer lemon costs.
Senator Dolliver delivered a forceful June 13 speech in the United States Senate defending the Republican cause against insurgent pressure and corporate influence. He assailed taft administration tactics and tariff schedules, calling for a free market policy and urging the party to resist adopted “bargain counter” approaches while pledging to fight corruption as a Republican.
A Washington state grange leader urges farmers to unite against high tariffs and form a commission to press tariff revisions. The piece cites farm prices, wheat imports, and a debate over world market effects with references to Senator Clarke and national grange resolutions.
A steel worker faced scrutiny over gifting his wife a costly necklace during Christmas as tariffs and high costs shadow holiday spending. The article notes tariff pressures on steel goods and how consumer purchases spark discussions about price and value amid economic policy debates.
A reader addresses Mr Tatt about forgotten notes and downward revision. The writer laments wages rises for others while taxes and living costs stay burdensome. They critique favoritism toward foreigners and demand lower prices amid economic stress.
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