Roosevelt Defends Direct Primary and Attacks Bosses
Roosevelt, welcomed as temporary chairman, denounces political bosses and urges a direct primary. He lauds Taft era reforms and cites national and New York state laws, pledging to punish party malfeasance and advance honest governance.
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Herbert Parsons
New York
Resolutions Committee
William Barnes, Jr
James W. Wadsworth
Assembly
George W. Aldridge
Cobb
Seth Low
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Brackett
Serena FE. Payne
J. Sloat Fassett
Bennett
Frederick C. Stevens
Henry L. Stimson
United States
Congress
Taft
Honest Progressives Stand for Equality and Duty
A political platform asserts honesty, progress, and efficiency for both business and government. It pledges to judge individuals by character, oppose crookedness at all levels, curb corporate influence, and pursue equal opportunity. It calls for fair legislation to address industrial growth and support rural communities and farming.
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Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
American Commonwealth
Poslam Heals Pimples in 24 Hours Says Ad
An advertisement touts Poslam as a rapid healing agent for pimples and skin eruptions. It claims treatment clears spots in 24 hours and stops itching, noting use for eczema acne herpes and other surface skin issues. Free samples available from Emergency Laboratories at 32 West Twenty fifth Street New York City. Products sold in trial 50 cents and regular jars two dollars.
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West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Harrison H. Allen
New Gretna
N. J
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Drug Dept
Houghton & Dutton
Democracy speech urges direct primaries and worker protections
The speaker extols democracy, urging direct nominations in state primaries, stronger protections for workers, and fair compensation for industry injuries. He emphasizes self-control for citizens, national prosperity, and the global value of the American democratic experiment as delegates applaud President Hughes and others onstage.
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Hughes
Hood's Lotion Claims Hair Growth Not Possible
Advertisement asserts Hood's Lotion does not grow hair and instead soothes heals and beautifies. It urges quick action with a claim of crying quickly and prices 25 cents or 60 cents.
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