Editorial Hypotheses on Bryan and the Solid South
The piece argues that a Bryan victory and a Democratic majority would let the Solid South dominate the administration and shape laws. It questions labor prospects under a congress dominated by states with worse conditions and notes Southern leaders back Bryan to gain power. It claims Bryan tolerates bosses like Roger Sullivan, Murphy, Connors, and Taggart for campaign support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Congress
Mr. Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Murphy
Fingy
Connors
New York
Tom”’ Taggart
Indiana
Turkey
Taft Praised as Best Equipped Candidate for Presidency
The statement declares Taft as the most capable and prepared man to seek the presidency, emphasizing his qualifications for the high office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Col Hepburn Aide to the President Honored in Congress Record
The piece reviews President Roosevelt's letter praising Col Hepburn for shaping major laws. It credits him with the Hepburn interstate commerce law and other measures, notes his role in the Department of Commerce and Labor, and urges voters to back Hepburn aligned candidates to support the president's policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Hepburn
Cencerville Lowegian
Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
W. P. Hepburn
Hepburn
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Department Off Justice
Panama Canal
Philippines
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Forest Service
Oklahoma
Alaska
Congress
Nicaraugua
Taft
Bryan
Jamieson
Republican Party
Republican Congress
McCulloch and Darrah
United States Senate
Exley and
Jenkins
Mr. Bryan
Senate
Porter
Republican plea urges McCullough and Darrah votes
The piece argues Republicans risk electing Democrats by voting for Exley Porter Jenkins or Uacey and Cummins supporters. It urges backing McCullough for state senate and Darrah for representative to prevent Iowa from being represented by a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Exley
Exley
Claude Porter
U. S. Senate
Iowa
Cummins
Major Uacey
Dr. McCulloch
Mr. Jenkins
Representative Darrah
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Chariton Patriot
Lewis Publishing Company
Chariton, Iowa
National Republican
William Howard Taf
Ohlu
James 8. Sherman
Thomas T. Anderson
Indianola
Warren County
John H. Anundson
Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
B. F. Carroll
Bloomfield
Davis County
George W. Clarke
Adel
Dallas County
W.C. Hayward
Davenport
Scott County
Joan L. Bleakly
Ida Grove
Ida County
W. W. Morrow
Afton
Union County
FH. W. Byers
Harlan, Snelby County
John F. Riggs
Sigourney, Keokuk County
Supreme Court
H. L. Bosquet
Knoxville
Marion County
Nathaniel S. Ketchum
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Alexander Mardis
Corydon
Wayne County
Congressional
William Petershepburn
Clarinda
Page County
George McCullocah
Humeston
J. H. Darrah
Chariton
Lucas County
Republican County
Frank P. Wright
Lincoln Township
Geo. W. Wiltsey
Gev
F. Carpenter
A. D. Gray
Chas. C. Lyman
Editorial
Col. Hepburn. Was
Old Settlers
Hart
Brewer & Blake
Blake Block
One-Price Clothiers
Cole
King Bee
Majestic
Round Oak Ranges
Pioneer Hardware Dealer
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