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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
16
The editorial endorses Kelso as a popular local candidate for representative and Lines for the General Assembly seat. It praises Kelso for fair treatment, widespread respect, and opposition to radical politics, while noting Lines’ background as a locomotive engineer and strong Republican nominee. The piece urges broad support for Republican candidates and the party platform.
The Fremont county Republicans nominate Ed Furness of Florence for sheriff noting his local life long residence blacksmith trade and prior service as constable and deputy to Sheriff Bimon. Charles S. Mitton is chosen for surveyor praised for city engineer experience and trustworthiness shaping boundary decisions and public disputes on election day.
The article lauds Mr. Furness as a discerning, honest Republican activist with many supporters. It predicts that he will command the full party vote and likely succeed the current officeholder in the upcoming November election.
Fremont county Republican convention endorses Theodore Roosevelt and praises the Republican administration and Congress. The resolutions commend Colorado's representative in the lower house and highlight the party's pride in current state governance.
At a Chicago banquet Uncle Joe Cannon, speaker of the national House, urged equal justice for all. He defended capital under law, endorsed union awareness, and condemned trusts as unlawful combinations, urging reform within a lawful framework.
The Denver News recalls old Blue Laws restricting ministers from public office, while Grand Junction News praises Dr Buchtel as a capable governor candidate. The piece argues his role as preacher and businessman strengthens his qualifications amid political scrutiny. Raynolds Heights park land is pledged for city beautification in spring with mayor and council backing.
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