Collier's Opposes Roosevelt on Trusts and Supports Wilson
Collier's endorses Wilson and Marshall while opposing Theodore Roosevelt and steel trust magnates. It argues that wastes of competition are manageable by regulation and supports the La Follette Lenroot and Stanley bills, a federal trade commission, and lower rates through reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Marshall
Collier's
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Elbridge H. Gary
Steel Trust-Harvester Trust
Ito
Meiers
Roosevelt
Perkins
Gary
la Follette-Lenroot
Interstate Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Contributors' National Wilson and Marshall League Aids Campaign
The Contributors' National Wilson and Marshall league led by W G McAdoo and Charles R Crane seeks funds for the national Democratic campaign. Lithographed certificates with portraits of Wilson and Marshall are sold in denominations from 1 to 100 dollars to donors via clubs. Contributors' names and addresses are sent to room 1 368 Fifth Avenue building New York City for record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Wilson and Marshall League
W. G. McAdoo
National Democratic Committee
Charles R. Crane
Stuart G. Gibbons
Wilson
Marshall
League
Fifth Avenue Building
New York City
Why Crimmins Has For Wilson
Philanthropist John Crimmins argues for Wilson and Marshall in the 1912 election, condemning tariff favors and trusts while praising the candidates' lack of privileged ties. He says they are typical Americans who will pursue equal laws and government of the people.
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Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
United States
Marshall
Diverse World News Filiations Spark Mixed Reactions
Harvard and Yale professors discuss infantile paralysis virus and inflation remedies. A nationwide vehicle show opens in Peoria for ten days. Nominations loom as New York Republicans pick EK Hedges for governor and Harrison Stantish Smalley dies in Michigan. A fatal injury at a Rock Island school, a seventh son birth in Braddock, a Utah execution, and typhoon devastation in Japan are reported alongside rail and political events across North America and Europe.
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Pisher
Yale
Peoria
Job EK. Hedges
New York
Cito
Voters face choice between universal service and special favors
The statement frames the election as a stark contrast between a government that serves all citizens and one that distributes special favors to connected interests. It portrays the current regime as controlled by those who benefit from such favoritism.
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William Mitchell
Attorney At Law
Alliance
Nebraska
First National Bank
NEB
H. M. Bullock
F. M. Broome Land Attorney
U.8, Landom
Opera House
Bruce Wilcox
U. S. Land Office
H. H. Bellwood
Holsten’s
F J
Petersen
Geo. J. Hand
C. H. Churchill
J. FE. Moore
Fletcher Bloc
H. A. Copley
Res
Callie
J. P. Hazard
Alliance, Nebraska
Oliver McEuen
Hemingford, Nebr
Harry P. Coursey
NEBR
D. E. Tyler
OPERA
Geo. Gadsby
Rint
Collier
Shoe Machinery Trust
Thomas G. Plant
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Mr. Edison
Inventors’ Guild
Wilson and
Marshall League
Crimmins
John Crimmins
Rorenan
Harvard
Harrison Stantish Smalley
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Charlievoix, Mich
Willie Greenee
Rock Feland
Willie
David Geiger
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Japan
Sugar Trust
Bay State Sugar Refining Company
Boston
Joseph F. Stillman
Pfeiffer
Titus
West End
London
Avent
New Westminster
B. C
St. Louis
J. C. Adams
Karsik City
M A. Neal
FF. Siepert
Joseph Perron
Wickersham
Cheater
Alexandre Millenand
Tineman
Presdent Mudge
Chicagea
Rock
Woodmen of America
Sterling
W A. Northcott
Oloumatro
San Fella
Guioxs
Catalonia
Spain
Prussia
Europe
U. S. Webb
California
Sacramento
Johnson
Robert Johnson
Salt Lake
Minley Marina
Blows City
James H. Scanlan, Jr
Rowbury
Mase
Davenport
The
New York World
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