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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

6

Taft Iests Boost for Postal Workers and Service Reform

The Taft administration increased postal wages for 100000 clerks and wage boosts for 1906 1910 expanded rail way mail service salaries to 200000 city carriers and clerks the push for merit based promotions and Sunday rest earned praise for efficiency and self sustained postal finances while safeguards against political hiring were strengthened and calls for extended annual leave gained support.

Taft Moore Yait Congress Old Bie Roosevelt Post Office

Taft and the Trusts Without Fear or Favor

A critical overview of Taft’s anti trust enforcement comparing Roosevelt and Taft administrations. It cites numbers of proceedings civil suits and indictments under the anti trust law and accuses taft critics of misrepresentation while praising his restraint of powerful interests. It questions who benefits from the law and argues for supporting Taft.

Roosevelt Rooseveltt Tar Department of Justice Iiavna Nani Aisame Las Tait J. P. Morgan H.C. Tait Rogers Harriman Perkins Depew Joud Evers Campaten Taft Ter Tong Steel Trust Tennessee Coal and Tron Company White House

Notes From Yeadowbrook Farm Tips and Farmhouse Advice

Compilation of agricultural pointers on stock care and farming practices. Topics include feeding and housing horses pigs and sheep, silo types and drainage, pasture and clover, weed control, nitrogen and phosphate use, harvesting timing, dust mulch for gardens, shading calves, and farm moisture management. It mentions a 1919 phosphate production value and notes on ventilation and disease risks in closely built houses.

Presidential Showdown Prompts Republican Ticket

The piece argues that Taft or Wilson will win next Tuesday, condemns Roosevelt as unable to win, and urges voters to back the Republican ticket to prevent Roosevelt and support Woodrow Wilson as next president. It frames Wilson as a professor and theorist and urges wisdom and patriotism in voting Republican.

United States Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Repubican

Why Should Men Who Are Men Support Steady Wages and Policy

Opinion piece arguing men should back stable wages and avoid changing administrations. It warns that political shifts in 1892 caused a panic, halting construction and job losses, and claims continued current leadership will maintain business activity. It cautions against risky change and urges voters to consider labor stability and economic progress.

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New Jersey Republicans denounce Taft rival Taft in mass gathered meeting

In Trenton delegates from 21 counties packed a convention hall to condemn President Taft and the Democratic candidate while denouncing Governor Wilson for free trade views and alleged corruption. Former Governor Stokes urged support for Taft and the Republican ticket in November.

M. J. Get Ean New Jersey State League of Republican Clubs Taft Wilson Trenton Stokes Roosevelt William Howard Taft

Vote for Republican ticket promised stable prosperity

A campaign note argues that supporting the Republican ticket ensures no change in prosperous conditions with good wages steady work for workers and fair crop prices.

Vote in Ballot Box Counts Taft Victory Message

A political exhortation argues Taft will win if every supporter votes. It criticizes Roosevelt’s campaign and warns against returning Democrats to power, urging strong Republican turnout and full participation in the election. The piece promotes Taft and a Republican Congress to sustain business conditions.

Taft Tait Roosevelt Aly. Taft Mr. Taft Mr. Wilson

Protection and Prosperity Party Appeal Note

A campaign notice urges voters to back the Republican ticket on election day November 5 for protection and prosperity. It argues Democratic ticket supports free trade harming industries and farm products, and condemns a Third Term vote as worse than wasted, claiming Roosevelt cannot win and aiding the Democrat.

United States Roosevelt

Taft Rivalry Fuels Republican Party Rift

The piece argues Taft could win easily if Roosevelt had not split the Republican vote by seeking the nomination. It accuses Taft of selfish ambition and personal spite and questions deserting the party that has brought prosperity and progress.

Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party Roosevelt Taft

Rappaport Testifies on Destruction of McNamara Account

Indianapolis attorney Leo M. Rappaport said he traveled to Los Angeles six days after McNamara’s arrest and took a small blue check book and a bank book from the private account used to fund dynamiting. He then destroyed the book in Indianapolis after noting Ortie McManigal’s name on some checks. Government charges say the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers paid McNamara $1,000 monthly from union funds via checks signed by Frank M. Ryan and redeposited them to pay McManigal and others for dynamiting expenses.

Indianapolis Ind Leo M. Rappaport McNamara Defense American Federation of Labor John J. McNamara Los Angeles Cal Rappaport McNamara J. J. McNamara International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Ortie E. McManigal McManigal

Death by Electric Charring at Union Depot

Memphis October 31 1900 Sam Bickery night engineer at the Union depot was found dead near a large dynamo burned to death by electricity. The fatal accident occurred during his shift raising questions about safety procedures and equipment condition.

Memphis Tenn Sam Bickery Union Depot

Forty-Six Hurt in Berlin Train Collision

Forty-six passengers were injured in a collision of two suburban trains in Berlin. Six of the victims were expected to die.

Berlin

Markets Report Prices For Wheat Flour Butter Eggs And Livestock

Markets show mixed commodities with flour and grain steady to lower in New York Chicago and Omaha. Wheat prices fall in some grades while butter eggs and live poultry move within narrow ranges. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs trade unevenly across Buffalo York and Omaha with regional shifts in demand.

Minneapolis Streight New York Manitoba East Buffalo N. Y

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