Prohibition Bill Signed Across Counties Amid Split Vote
The governor signed the prohibition measure as votes rolled in from multiple counties. Official tallies showed a statewide split with a strong majority in some regions and notable opposition where wet options persisted. The issue drew sharp debate among temperance advocates and local officials.
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Bryan Scores The Republicans In Lincoln June Debate
W. J. Bryan issued a statement attacking the antiinjunction plank of the Chicago Republican declaration calling it a transparent fraud. He argues the plank hides a broader push to preserve court power and warns labor voters that Taft allies weakened labor protections in the platform.
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Abe Joel Announces Candidacy for Fourth Ward Alderman
Abe Joel declares his bid for the Fourth ward alderman post subject to Democratic primary action.
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