Humbugging the People in the 1896 Delegates Fight
The piece condemns inflated spending in the 1896 campaign, noting Rosievald's funds used to punish the President over trust prosecutions. It accuses many decent Democrats of aiding a reform campaign that mirrors earlier privilege and exposes Colonel Roosevelt’s rise amid broken friendships.
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Rosnevald
United States
Livery of
Heaven
Donpanel
Honesti Democracy
Roosevelt
Judicial recall in Grobibald case urged by critics
The text argues for using the House judiciary committee process in the matter of Judge Grobibald of the Commerce court as a means to address alleged corruption. It claims the country now has both state and federal tools to remove a judge who has betrayed the trust, and that active recall procedures exist and should be utilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Judiciary Committee
Grobibald
Commerce Court
Tate
Debate on Recall and Judicial Corruption
The piece argues recall as a method to address judge corruption, noting benefits of evidence tied trials over broad elections. It emphasizes judiciary committee action, articles of impeachment, and the aim to decide guilt on the corruption evidence rather than political factors. It mentions Judge Archbald, with no firm opinion but strong presumptive corruption based on presented evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Archbald
Quoted Editorial Urges Reform Beyond Judge Guilt Question
An Inter Ocean excerpt argues that while judicial recalls can aid removing corrupt judges, they are not essential to purge the judiciary. It stresses that recalls will spur action against many officials, but the central issue remains reform of the legal system rather than targeting Archbald alone.
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Bolle
Udgt Archbald
Inter Ocean
Senate Naval Bill Reinstates Battleship Provision
Senate committee rewrites the naval appropriation bill reinstating two battleships and dropping the eight hour provision. The move aims to keep modern naval strength, arguing the battleship authorization adds to national force despite higher costs and is better aligned with house actions in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Senate
United States
Cost of Living Hits Historic High in June 1912
The article reports June 1912 prices 10 percent higher than a year earlier with food up about 20 percent on average. Coffee salt meat and dairy show large gains while textile goods fall in price. Household costs now require about six dollars to buy a market basket worth five in 1910.
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The
United
Viola Notes Club Hosts Pleasant Local Dance
HL Nelson and Pr Schrader were pleasant callers in the vicinity last week and attended the dance day, reporting it as the best dance of the season. Miss Huyck will teach the lower Fontenelle school this summer. Priscilla deb met with Mrs. Oliver Twighei, and Mr. qx arrived from Opel in a Buick car.
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HL. H. Nelson
Pr. Schrader
Jas. Jonge
Piss Huyck
Grantito
Miss Huyck
Lower Fontenelle
Priscilla Deb
Oliver Twighei
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Migs Allere
Phil Twiche
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