Postal delivery notice from Alliance Nebraska
Entered at the post office at Alliance Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
4
Democratic Ticket Listing From State Ballot
A newspaper page lists the Democratic ticket with national and state posts including Woodrow Wilson for National President Thomas Marshall as Vice President John Morehead as Governor Herman Dierks as Lieutenant Governor A T Gatewood as Secretary of State Henry C Richmond as Auditor Gro Be Hala as Treasurer R V Clark as Superintendent of Public Instruction A M Morrissey as Commissioner of Public Lands and Hidgs WM B Mast ham as Railway Commissioner Clarence Fe Harmon as U S Senator A C BHallenberger as Congressional Congressman W W J Taylor as State Senator Ben Prewster as State Representative Hh. Wasmund Sr plus County Attorney Beugene Burton. The editor notes the paper does not print all news, joking about controversial coverage and obituaries.
Real Freeman appeal for Wilson fund drive and loyalty
A partisan appeal urges readers to donate to Woodrow Wilson’s campaign, framed as a fight against moneyed interests. It calls for large private contributions from voters, requests signatures and monetary gifts via coupons, and instructs mailing to C. R. Crane in Chicago with a souvenir receipt promised. The piece emphasizes clean money from the people and loyalty over corporate support.
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Woodrow Wilson
C. R. Crane
Democratic National Committee
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Mines
United States
Gov. Wilson
Demand for Men in Pairs Leads to Amusing Incident
A report notes high demand for men in pairs in the Weal now. Yesterday an amusing incident occurred in this connection involving a gentleman.
Campaign funds urged to back Wilson platform
A call to voters urges raising money for campaign costs to inform the nation about Wilson, his record and platform. It appeals for small and large donors, stressing broad support including every contributor regardless of amount and gender to back the candidate.
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Wilson
Tense pursuit as ranch hires workers headed to Guernsey
In the North Platte valley a ranch owner took a crowd from an employment agency to Lincoln. Returning with the men on 48 he wired a second agent from Alliance to meet at the train. They then hustled the agency men toward Guernsey before Box Butte county men could intervene.
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Wilson
North Platte Valley
Lincoln
Alliance
Mien
Guernsey
Box Butte County
The Silo as a Forage Bank in Agriculture
An article argues the nation produces ample forage but wastes it through spoilage, especially from corn stalks and leaves. It prescribes the silo as the solution to preserve farm forage for optimal feeding, noting the impact on economic stock production. It references T. Roosevelt and his supporters.
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Corn Belt
Brandeis Attacks Labor Promises of Perkins Party
Louis D Brandeis spoke at Fitchburg before the Massachusetts branch of the American Federation of Labor criticizing a new party platform for omitting labor rights to organize and for favoring private monopoly He cites steel sugar beef tobacco and smelter trusts as examples of anti labor policy and recalls 1901 actions by U S Steel to curb unions and bring in foreign workers.
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Perkins
Benevolent and Wise Corporation
New Party
Louis D. Brandeis
American Federation of Labor
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Colorado
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
United States Steel Trust
Charles Steele
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Iron and Steel
Stanley Committee
Europe
United States
Steel Corporation
Hrandeis
Steel Trust
Republicans Extrav agance and Rallied Tariff Costs
Widespread critique argues high tariff schedules raise living costs and federal expenses. Cites Taft vetoes on wool and steel tariffs, government spending surges from Cleveland to Roosevelt, and a call for tariff reduction and retrenchment. Bryan quoted urging Democrats to mobilize for November 5 vote.
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United States
Sixty-first Congress
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Congress
Taft
John J. Fitzgerald
New York
Committee On Appropriations
House
Campaign Integrity Stressed by Democratic Leaders
Officials emphasize that business interests remain undisturbed during the presidential campaign and affirm confidence in the Democratic party’s integrity and aims.
Roosevelt Stands as Guarantor for Taft in Debate
Mr. Roosevelt acted as a guarantor for Mr. Taft, while Mr. Bryan questions Roosevelt's own judgment and asks if he can judge himself after what he calls Roosevelt's failure.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
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R. V. Clark
A. M. Morrissey
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