A Political Oration on Progressives and Democratic Leadership
A fragment recounts a speaker praising a Democratic leader for reform and anti trust stands. It highlights advocacy for the common man, critique of past policies, and calls for renewed courage and governance. The text references the Payne Aldrich bill and a shift in party power with emphasis on reform and statesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
Atricken
Aria
Payne-Aldrich
Stowerton
Republicas
Democratic Leader’s Broad Support Across States and Regions
A passage praising a political figure's broad backing from 22 sovereign states and territorial delegates. It notes victories across border states, the Middle West, and the West, claiming unwavering Democratic loyalty and calls for continued leadership to carry the party forward.
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Middle West
Rocky Mountains
House of Prey
Nomination speech rails for Governor Baldwin in 1912 race
Dean Rogers advocates selecting Governor Baldwin as the Democratic nominee. He argues Baldwin upholds constitutional limits, independence of the judiciary, and anti monopoly aims. Rogers touts Baldwin’s Progressive credentials, tariff reform stance, and Connecticut pedigree rooted in Puritan and Roger Sherman lineage.
Notable legal figure rises to national leadership
The text extols a prominent bar leader and former president of the American Bar Association with international roles and multiple scholarly presidencies. It highlights his democratic Connecticut governorship, extensive honors including Doctor of Laws, and compares his stature to historical figures while asserting his capability to lead.
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American Bar Association
International Law Association
Europe
American Social Science Association
American Historical Association
Connecticut
Gladstone
British Empire
Sherman
Harmon for President: Ohio's Judson Harmon Named
Daugherty proclaims support for Harmon as the nation’s next leader. The speaker extols Harmon’s representation of democracy, leadership, and moral character, praising his alleged qualifications as “the greatest governor in all Ohio history” and urging voters to back his nomination and election.
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United States
Ohio
Judson. Harmon
Macaroni Powder Allegedly Used as Turkish Contraband
Rome reports a government statement that yellow powder labeled macaroni has been ground and packed for Arabs in Tripoli and Cirenaica. The powder, passed as macaroni, would supply the Arabians with contraband ammo unseen under normal wartime controls.
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Rome
Tripoli
Morton Carity Wedding Notice in Winsted June 1926
Albert Morton and Miss B Cariety announce their marriage in Winsted on June 1926 with observances to follow at Pepune Bao REO.
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Morton
Caritey
Winsted
Albert Morton
Miss B. Cariety
Acey—Hoyt
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Breun
Polk
Pierce
Baltimore
William ‘Jennings
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Roger ‘Sherman
Deuce
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Harmon
Elied Clothing House Corner Bank
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