State ticket slate for Kern Shallenberger and state officers
Governor John W. Kern Indiana slate lists A. C. Shallenberger for governor and John Mattes Jr as auditor with Luikart treasurer and Abbott attorney general. Also includes Mackey superintendent, Fleharty lands, Eastham railway, Cowgill congressman, Westover state senator, Adams representative. County ticket names Eugene Burton attorney and J. P. Jensen commissioner.
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A. C. Shallenberger
Garrett
John Mattes, Jr
Oficce
Seus
Edwie H. Luikart
Clarence Mackey
N. C. Abbott
B. Fleharty
W. B
J P Jexsen Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
A candidate announces for the Second District county commissioner on the Democratic Independent ticket in Box Hutte county. J P Jexsen asks voters for sincere support at the polls.
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Box Hutte County
J.P, Jexsen
Candidate for County Attorney in Box Butte County
Eogene Burton announces candidacy for county attorney on the democratic independent ticket and asks Box Butte County voters for support. Bryan began a three day eastern Nebraska tour on a special train and spoke about twenty five times daily to large audiences.
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Olice
Attoraney
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Eogene Burton
Mr. Bryan
Western tour shows Hughes weakens GOP claims
Republicans on the western tour credit Governor Hughes with strengthening their cause, yet critics say his evasions and refusal to address the bank guaranty and two cent fare veto undermine support. He attacked the Democratic trust plank and misrepresented patent incentives, suggesting ignorance about patents as a constitutional right.
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West
Hughes
Omaha Bee joke and tariff quote mix up
Readers are warned that a quoted speech in the Omaha Bee was misrecorded with missing quotation marks. Victor Rosewater of Omaha edits the Bee and Bryan quoted tariff principles in error, causing confusion over the phrasing of protectionist duties.
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Omaha Bee
Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Republican National Committee
Orgatization
Bureau of Publicity
Bryan
Ericso Industries
Bee Denounces Principle as Demagogy in Political Row
The Bee condemns a principle as sheer demagery and warns that interactive attempts would spark employer employee strife and panic. It notes editor rhetoric from a Nebraska Republican and cites failures by The Portland Oregonian and Boston Transcript. Mr. Bryan jokes about reading humor to avoid republican platform satire.
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Bee
Republican National
Portland Oregonian
Boston
Bryan
Taft Defeated by Low Turnout at Havelock Rally
Me Brean spent days in Lincoln catching up with correspondents and reports on campaign progress. Taft spoke at Havelock where shops were shut thirty minutes for workers to hear him, later docked time. Holmes, a nonunion foreman, introduced Taft. turnout was under 500 as Bryan drew about 3000 in mud churned park with union shopmen cheering his labor plank critique.
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Me. Brean
Lincoln
Chicago
Hrgan
Havelock
Harlington
Taft
Republican Committee
Holmes
Mr. Bryan
Westover Pledge on Issues for Sixth District Election
Judge Westovers public pledge outlines support for direct senatorial elections constitutional campaign finance disclosure direct contempt jury trials tariff reduction free list for farming and household goods railroad rate bill reform inheritance and income tax homestead law expansion bank deposit guarantees and House rules limiting Speaker Cannon seeking district support in the upcoming general election.
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Inter- State Commerce Commission
House of Representatives
Cannon
Open Letter From W. K. Akers Attacks Moses Kinkaid
W. K. Akers, a prominent Republican and former state official, writes to Hon. Moses J. Kinkaid denying electioneering and leveling accusations. He criticizes Kinkaid’s honesty, claims of credit for legislation, and points to alleged manipulation of the land office appointment and other political dealings in Nebraska.
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W. K. Akers
State Senate
State Board of Litigation
Uas
U. S. Land Office
Aliance
McKinley
Moses
Moses J. Kinkaid
Oneill
Nebraska
Sir
Lam
James H. Hewitt
Alliance
Here
Mitchell
Merrill
Gering
Hewitt
Wilcox
Lacd
Burkett
Lincoln
Washington
Kinkaid
15Th Judicial District
Supreme Judge
Congress
Hank
Jim
Charley
Christopher Columbus
America
Americus Vespuccins
Hon
Neville
Judge Norris
Bill Neville
Roosevelt
Judge
Congressman Kinkaid
Senate
Norris
Hill Neville
Henry Reynolds
United States Land Office
Charles Cornell
Valentine
Western Nebraska Cattle Association
Bio
Ellis
Missouri
Annyone
Register
Roderic Williama
Land Office
Jim Hewitt
Williams
General Land Office
Roderic Williams
Crawford
BR. Ankers
Roosevelt Dynasty and Party Perils in Presidential Campaign
Willi s J Abbot argues the Republican campaign relies on personalities over principles. He notes Chicago HQ layoffs, compares party tactics, and warns a Democratic House could curb the bureaucracy by ousting entrenched officials and enabling stronger committee investigations.
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Washington
Algoa and Delagoa Bay Names From East India Voyages
The article explains that Algoa and Delagoa bays derive their names from old East India Company voyages to Goa. Outward voyages started at Port Elizabeth and homeward routes at Laurence Maries, yielding the terms Algoa for Goa and Delagoa from the return path.
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Algoa and
Delagoa
Algoa Bay
Delagoa Bay
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Fred W. Johansen
Eugene Burton
J. P. Jensen
Westover
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Longworth
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Republican
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Republican Party
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Mr. Roosevelt
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Fale
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