Taylor's Barbed Speech on Burkett in Bridgeport
W J Taylor, Democratic and Populist nominee for Congress, delivered a sharp takedown of Senator Burkett in Bridgeport, contrasting Burkett’s talk of conservation with the Ballinger Guggenheim scandal and praising Hitchcock’s push for investigation and Democratic defense of national resources.
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W. J. Taylor
Congress
Bridgeport
World-Herald
Taylor
Burkett
Republican Party
Republic
Gilbness
Department of the Interior
Ballinger
Guggenheim-Morgan Syndicate
Alaska
Congressman Kinkaid
Kinkaid
Mr. Kinkaid
Morgan- Guggenheim
Hitchcock
Eabinet
Nebraska
Sarpy County Supports Hitchcock Stronghold For Senate
Little Sarpy county in the Second district has long backed Gilbert M. Hitchcock. As he runs for the U S Senate indications show he will receive the largest county majority yet. Prominent Sarpy Republicans are said to back him this year.
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Little Sarpy County
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Congress
U. S. Senate
Sarpy County
Lincoln Daily Star reports date error in October issue
Foreman misread the calendar leading to an automatic error in the Lincoln Daily Star that caused the current morning edition to be dated October 6. The mistake affects the paper's masthead and readers.
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Lincoln Daily Star
Lorimer Inquiry Opens as White Testifies on Bribery Claim
Illinois State Representative Charles C. White testified as the first witness in the Lorimer Senate election inquiry in Chicago. He described letters from Lee O Neil Browne offering money to secure his vote and discussed a supposed jackpot sharing among legislators. He said Browne offered $1,000 for his vote, with further sums from other sources. witnesses debated the legality and relevance of that testimony. White also said Browne paid him $160 in Springfield and $850 at the Briggs house in early June.
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Chicago
Charles C. White
O'Fallon
United States
Lorimer
Austrian
Chicago Tribune
White
Lee O'Neil Browne
Browne
Tower House
Lormer
Purraws
Burrows
Gamblerloud
Torimer
Hancey
Jack Pot
Springfield
Brigg
Various 1909 News Bits From Across the Nation
A collage of brief reports citing royal and political events in the United States and abroad. Highlights include the sultan of Sula touring the U.S. capital, four joyriders drowned near New Orleans, a future National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington, and a shooting death in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Also noted are treasury money outlooks, a Mexico City suicide, academic appointments, the Rhode Island Republican leadership, a fatal train wreck near Clayton Kansas, and scattered federal congress notices.
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Sultan of
Sula
United States
New York
New Orleans
Washington
Anne Huffalé
Jacob Moore
Bartlesville
Oklo
Treasury Department
Henry V. Alvey
Portland
Ore
Mexico City
H. L. Overstreet
University of California
College
City of New York
Charles R. Brayton
Rhode Island Republicans
Rhode Island Mether
National Republican Committee
Providence
Clayton
Kan
Rock Island
Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Broadco
San Antonio
Tex
W. K. Hart
Supervisin
Fort D.A
Russell
Wyoming Nations Guard
Vandall Grandson Among Bronx Fallen Named
Bronx Falls Sept. 26. Lawrence Vandall, young grandson of Mr and Mrs Vandall, well known in the community, is reported among those fallen.
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Bronx Falls
Lauwrence Vandall
Police hunt for Frank Goeble after city shooting
Chicago authorities from the Twenty second street station search for Frank Goeble a rancher from South Dakota accused of shooting his former wife Rose Goeble at 336 West Twenty fourth street. Rose is hospitalized at Wesley with bullet wounds in the abdomen and leg.
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Chicago
Twenty Second Street
Frank Goeble
South Dakota
Rose Goeble
West Twenty-fourth Street
Wesley Hospital
Pauline Wayne Safe in Kenosha Barn Report Corrected
Washington reports claimed Pauline Wayne the Taft cow was lost but she remains in Senator Stephenson’s Kenosha barn where she has been kept the last three months. She will be shipped to Washington by express in early October.
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Marinette
Wis
Washington
Pauline Wayne
Stephenson
Taft
Pauline
Kenosha
Oklahoma Governor Haskell Trial Opens in Muskogee
The trial of Governor Charles N. Haskell in Muskogee opened before Federal Judge John A. Marshall. The government urged immediate jury selection while alleging a conspiracy to defraud the government in selling about 600 town sites once held for Creek Indians.
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McAlester
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Muskogee
John A. Marshall
Dietrich
William J. Gregg
S. R. Rush
Omaha
Trainer
Tulsa
Haskell
French Aviators Abandon Paris to BrusCela Bid
Paris reporters say Mahieu and Loridan each piloted a two seat biplane with a passenger toward BrusCela for the Auto club prize of 34000 and a Paris municipality prize of 5000 but withdrew after a sequence of mishaps. No injuries reported.
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Paris
Mahieu
Loridan
Seronauts
Bruscela
Auto Club
The Wayback Farmer Faces Tariff Crow Theorem
A farmer from Wayback debates tariff protection with a Pennsylvania woolen manufacturer at a London market. The exchange sketches protectionist logic claiming to shield American industry while the farmer sees a hidden cost, calling the policy a crow for him. The piece satirizes tariff rhetoric and its impact on workers.
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Wayback
London
Free Trace
Cheapside
Fartitviile
Patawavid
New York
Waybacker
America
Wayback Town
Aldrich
Washington
Tariffville
Tariff as a Moral Issue in Progressive Debate
In a Star opinion, the ninth group of Progressives elevates tariff policy to a moral question. Sen Aldrich’s stance aligns with Bristow’s criticism of self interested manipulation benefiting beneficiaries, including his son and allies. The piece cites Roosevelt’s square deal as elevating public conscience over protective duties.
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Tarif
Senier Aldrich
Aldrich
Bristow
Kausie Min Star
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William Barnes, Jr
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Gaynor
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Lorimer Inquiry
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Bryant, 3. D
Oscar Wilson
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Venezuela
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Panama
Census Bureau
Albert J. Perkins
Yale
Ralston
N.Y
Virghita Capes
Georga
Butte, Mont
Frank Baker
Helen Baker
Frank A. Gelsert
William M. Black
Colmason M. Patrick
Army Engineer Board
Maine
Havana
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Tipton
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