Vote for Thirteen Electors in Presidential Ticket
The piece urges voters to select all thirteen electors and not assume voting only for district and two at large. It warns Republicans in every precinct to ensure voters understand they must vote for the full slate. It notes a June primary lapse by thirty thousand Republicans and mentions La Follette in Marshalltown urging defeat of Bryan.
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la Follette
Bryan
LaFollette
Ford
Henry Ford
Sveeks Leese Ee
Local leaders debate post office appointments amid election talk
The question arises if Bryan wins tomorrow will local Democratic leaders switch from cordial reception to hostility as post office appointment prospects approach. The scene suggests potential shifts in tone and actions during the political transition.
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Bryan
Fragmented line hints at a political campaign excerpt
The readable fragments reference a political contest with mentions of voters and a candidate. Names and places are unclear, but the tone suggests campaign rhetoric and urging support.
Lacey campaign critique and Standard Oil debate in Sunday paper
The Register and Leader quotes Mr. Gilbertson claiming Lacey receives railroad money and outside funding while defending Major Lacey’s campaign motive as against Cummins. The piece argues Lacey’s headquarters show inactivity and asserts the paper would duplicate all literature for $500. It discusses Standard Oil, profits, and the political impact on the election, implying the next legislature will influence oil policy and party power.
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Lacey
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Senate
State House
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller
Taft
Standard Oil Company
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Roosevelt
Venice
Normar
New York City
Tammany
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Ishmael
Standard
Standard ,Ou
Standard Oil and Rockefeller in Politics and Cash Debate
The piece argues Rockefeller could vote for Taft or Bryan and mocks political manipulation around Standard Oil. It notes public cries that Standard Oil profited from oil sales and questions the true consumer impact, revealing vast foreign sales and large sums linked to oil trade and controversy surrounding the company.
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Standard Oil Company
United States
Uncle Sam
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Roots Great Speech at New York Republican Rally
Secretary Root delivered a powerful Saturday night address in New York City targeting William J Bryan. The speech, praised as clear and plain, warned business interests and constitutional safeguards against Bryan’s proposed policies.
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New York
Root
New York City
William Randolph Hearst
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Supreme Court
Taft Favored In New York Ohio Indiana Vote
The News notes Taft leads in New York Ohio and Indiana with Hitchcock claiming 325 electoral votes for Taft. Republicans urged voting for all Republican candidates and to ask for a ballot for senatorship. Betting in New York City favors Taft beating Bryan. Democrats not optimistic about a landslide and Bryan headquarters monitor Iowa for a possible majority.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Taft
Hitchcock
North
Nebraska
Bryan
Iowa
Thirteen Electors Candidate List Notations Requested
The text urges continued Republican control and instructs to place crosses in front of the thirteen electors while avoiding marks on Taft and Sherman. It reflects party loyalty rhetoric and a call to action in a political context.
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William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Taft
Sherman
Special Trial Offer for The Des Moines Daily Register and Leader
A historic subscription pitch hawks a trial for 1 dollar through February 1, 1909 with daily and Sunday delivery across Iowa. It touts features like Iowa News Service and Chicago livestock market reports, claiming wide rural routes and the largest paid Iowa readership.
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Des Moines Daily Register and Leader
Register and Leader
Iowa
Chicago
Towa
Register ‘and Leader Co
Des’ Moines
Havoc of Dandruff Germs and Hair Loss Warned
An old-style ad cautions hat wearers about dandruff germs causing baldness and promotes Herpicide as a cure. It claims the product kills germs, stimulates hair growth, and is a pleasant hair dressing. Sample offer requires 9 cents in stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
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Gates
Newbro
Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
Sullivan abandons Bry an to fate in Ain is for Stevenson race
Roger Sullivan shifts focus away from Bry an and toward backing Stevenson in the governor's race. Sullivan concentrates efforts on Stevenson as the election nears, signaling strategic support.
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Roger Sullivan
Bryan
Ain Is
Stevenson
Minnesota Republicans Predict Johnson Waterloo at Jacobsen
Minnesota Republicans claim Johnson will face a decisive defeat at the hands of Jacobsen, describing the fight as a Waterloo moment in the race for governor.
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Minnesota
Johnson
Waterloo
Jacobsen
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