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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

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Bryan praised as conservator of national prosperity

Frank S. Monett discusses Ohio wool trust and tariff policy while praising William Jennings Bryan. The piece contrasts Bryan's proposed anti trust actions and bank deposit guarantees with Taft and Roosevelt, noting Wyoming and western interests. It questions tariff reformers and highlights the wool industry's role in national economics and politics.

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Shall the people rule says Bryan pursues direct democracy

The article argues Bryan’s paramount issue is direct rule by the people against powerful interests. It claims industry bosses and big financiers like Morgans Rockefellers and Wall Street heads control national policy, blocking reforms such as postal savings banks and direct Senate elections. It notes stock gains after a panic and contrasts press proclamations with trust power.

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Court of Appeals Reverses Standard Oil Fine

Editorial lauds the U S court of appeals ruling reversing the Standard Oil Company fine. It notes public surprise yet implies prior Wall Street awareness of the decision and condemns the prior verdict as overreaching.

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Francis poised as Bryan campaign power in 1912

The Cleveland faction backs Bryan with David R. Francis likely to chair the national advisory committee and campaign mainly in the East. Francis, former secretary of the interior, is seen as a strong Palmer Buckner ally and a potential 1912 presidential candidate, should Bryan bow out after one term or lose.

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