Aspirants for the Presidential Job Shake Up Taft Tariff Fight
Washington July 3 three nascent candidacies emerge from the special tariff session led by La Follette Beveridge and Cummins. They push a progressive platform calling for downward tariff revision and Roosevelt policies on railroad supervision and anti trust reform while criticizing Taft for allied stance with Cannon. The split in Republican ranks and Democratic party reactions shape the 1912 landscape as progressives seek a new standard bearer.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
la Follette
Beveridge
Cummins
Roosevelt
Commission
Taft
Finance Committee
Senate
Conference Committee
Middle West
House
Speaker Cannon
Cannon
House of Representatives
la Molletee
Tate
la Folette
Peort
Aldrich-Cannon
Victor Murdock
Beveridges
la Folettes
Theodore Roosevelt
Dr. King's New Life Pills End Bedtime Raider Till Dawn
A promotional note warns against night riders calomel croton oil or aloes pills that disturb rest. It touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as gentle and effective for cleansing the system and curing colds headache constipation malaise, offered at Eldridge Drug Co for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Eldridge Drug Co
Country Club May Be Formed In Local Area
A local movement aims to establish a country club with 100 members and a $25 initiation fee plus $24 monthly dues. Plans call for a $2,000 to $2,500 bungalow near the city, tennis courts, golf links, bowling, and card rooms with dining, all financed by about $6,000 startup.
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Times-Recorder
Love and the Diplomat in a House Party Tale
Kent Roberts hosts a sister’s house party with five guests. Belle, a practical intellect, charms Kent and Apker, while Trixy, lively and pretty, wins Kent’s interest. Jealous feelings surface as Belle and Kent’s engagement becomes clear, and Apker confesses having claimed Belle. Kent realizes Belle may secretly favor Apker and his own heart is unsettled by the changing dynamics.
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Alicia Murdoch
Associated Literary Press
Trixy Morehead
Belle Payson
Kent Roberts
Trixy
Apker
Acker
Belle
Kent
Rcker
Bat
Land of the Midnight Sun and a Carpenters Tale
A fragmented anecdote from Youth's Companion describes a house under construction linked to a marriage, with talk of a fire alarm story by a boastful son-in-law. Neighbors Dixon and his wife react with skepticism as the tale expands about a possible blaze that never occurred, leaving villagers speculating on what might have happened.
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Square
Johns
Dixon
Hattie
Etiquette Rules At Hofburg Court In 1624
A curio from 1624 court regulations outlines officers etiquette for royal dining. It warns officers to present neatly dressed, avoid drunkenness, remain seated properly, and refrain from drinking after mouthfuls or taking large sips. It also forbids improper behavior at table and poking or tossing dishes.
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Hofburg
The New Life
Maud and Ethel discuss fate and companionship as they reflect on life and meeting the right person, noting that true understanding comes only after time and shared experiences. The dialogue hints at growth, resilience, and the optimism of forging a new life together.
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Atlanta, GA
Technical Institute
Ated
South
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Geeri Stude
Catalus
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A. Fi
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Eclipse
Fowler
Crawford
Oxfords
America
Chas. L. Ansley
Bank OF Commerce
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Harrold
Windsor
Montevallo
Aldrich
Automobile Club
Love, the
Diplomat
Ker
Beller
Maud
Ethel
Sam Sane
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