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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
4
Richard L. Metcalfe, longtime Omaha editor and Democrat, writes from Lincoln backing Chester H. Aldrich. He condemns Dahlman’ s ties to liquor interests and his opposition to closing laws and county option. Metcalfe insists the key issue is liquor trust influence over Nebraska governance.
W J Bryan has begun a month long campaign for the Democratic ticket in Missouri Kansas Iowa Indiana and Illinois He will speak for Hitchcock the Democratic candidate for Congress and for the Nebraska state ticket He will not advocate Dahlman due to his liquor position and notes the upcoming county option and eight oclock closing law votes He says the issue should be clearly presented to determine if the state goes forward or backward on liquor questions.
The Democratic Campaign Committee sells its Campaign Book at 1 dollar per copy with discounts for ten or more. Described as the best issue, the book funds the party through contributions and praises its Maine effort. Orders or contributions go to Treasurer F. Garrett at 821 Fifteenth Street Northwest Washington DC. Pardey's cottage bread is advertised.
George Darling used many Indians at the Fair to sing war songs into a phonograph. The performers enjoyed showing their vocal talents and the resulting records are expected to be very interesting.
The minority senate report by Joseph F Johnston James F P Clarke and Eleion D Smith argues tariffs drive prices up presenting data from Bradstreet and citing Taft Payne Aldrich contrasts They claim higher duties correlated with higher prices and challenge the majority view and President quotes.
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