Watch him He'll be an applicant for chancellor
A Brandon correspondent notes Taft favors revision someday but not immediately while Senator Foraker advocates leaving well enough alone and the Wall Street confidence remains in doubt. The piece cites postal law penalties for mailing messages in merchandise and a recent $59,065 collected fine. It also mentions Chancellor Von Bulow on German voters and Williams not seeking reelection in Mississippi’s 8th district, with Money’s term ending March 4, 1911. Williams plans private life after 1909 to focus on business.
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Brandon
The
Vicksburg Herald
Enquirer
von Bulow
Social Democrat
Germany
Social Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Congress
John Sharp Williams
Williams
Money
Result of Thursday's Primary and Elected Officers
Brewer's friends claim he will be declared the nominee. Officials listed include United States Senator John Sharp Williame Governor in doubt and many state and local posts such as Attorney General R. V. Fletcher Secretary of State Joe Bowers and Superintendent Education J. N. Powers, among others, plus Rankin County officers and Board of Supervisors by beat.
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Brewer
United States
John Sharp Williame
Luther Manship
R. V. Fletcher
Joe Bowers
J. N. Powers
The Official Returns of Rankin County editorial note
The Centralia Courier editor recalls rural pride and mocks city fashion while criticizing harsh political campaigns. He cites Brookhaven Times on bid for U S senator and discusses Governor Vardaman's tactics to split towns and country against city. He condemns demagoguery and prejudice as the worst form of campaign.
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Centralia Courier
United States
Brookhaven
Williams
South
Vardaman
Taft Endorses Tariff Revision After Election
Secretary Taft spoke in Columbus opposing early tariff revision within the Republican Party. He recalled a Bath speech urging revision only when the party as a whole supports it, and said a decisive pledge to revise soon after the next presidential election would be unwise unless party unity exists. He urged waiting for substantial acquiescence before acting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Bath
Republican Party
Taft delays tariff revision despite urgent need
The article notes Secretary Taft insisting on delaying tariff revision despite calls from the National Association of Manufacturers for immediate action. He cites opposition within the Republican Party and says any work must wait eighteen months, with preliminary investigations by Congress and various committees. A cryptic historical aside and a local lemon ad follow.
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Taft
Committee of Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Finance Committee
Senate
Congress
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E. H. Nall
H. E. Blakeslee
W. A. Montgomery
Rankin County
A. G. Norrell
W. D. Healep
J. R. East
G. W. White
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A. Gayden
R. F. Brown
J. R. Myers
J. O. Atkins
J. H. Whitfield
Board OF Supervisors
P. B. Berry
R,. D. McRae
G. W. Denson
R. E. Knight
Newt Nash
Hon, Earl Brewer
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Leutenant-Govereeh
W. N. Nash
L. Manship
Press Groves
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Pao Myers
Laneose
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L. E. Washburn
Brandon Milinary
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