Political Mimacke Endorses Wilson and Rails at Roosevelt
The Philadelphia North American argues the Baltimore Democratic convention involved fraud to block Wilsons nomination while Roosevelt was robbed at Chicago. It pledges unqualified support for Wilson, citing the paper's history of backing measures over individual candidates and condemning the political machinery as a denial of popular government.
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Republivap
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Democratic Party
Rooservm
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Fragmented Republican Party Stirs In Aftermath of Chicago Convention
The Chicago convention left the Republican party in disarray with only scattered fragments found. Observers note the Democratic platform remains robust while Republicans struggle to locate a cohesive stance and leadership as speculation grows about future campaign direction.
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Republican Party
Chicago
Uine World-Herald
Population shifts and war fears in 1911 dialogue
The article laments France's population decline of 84 460 in the last year while Germany rises. It suggests men fight for powder as France fears future losses and questions whether Christianized societies may abolish war by 1931.
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Germany
Conal
France
Woodrow Wilson Seen Abroad As Expected Democratic Leader
The piece reports international reactions to Woodrow Wilson as the Democratic front runner and potential U S president. British German and continental outlets note Wilsons breadth integrity and rising chances while Roosevelt politics worry over party splits and possible rally dynamics. The Kaiser asks for updates on convention developments.
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Kraus Zeitung
Halla
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Kaiser
Leishman
Kiel
Port-Laureate of the Plains Toasts a Brother
A sibling letter mocks a local editor for self branded decency while praising a recent poetic parody. It laments copying past masters and urges the editor to stop running and writing editorials. The brother labels the author a genius though the tone remains sharp and sarcastic.
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Alec
Willie
Quilt
Rooseveltites Seek Separate Tickets in Multiple States
The Sheridan Enterprise reports renewed conflict over electoral tickets after recent primaries. Roosevelt forces have nominees in many states, while Republican managers fear electors already on regular tickets may vote under the GOP emblem in November. A fight is expected as Roosevelt backers aim to absorb machinery, electors, and other candidates.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Gans
Teddy
Sheridan Enterprise
Kendrick for U S Senator from Wyoming
The message urges voters to elect John B. Kendrick of Sheridan County to the United States Senate. It portrays him as a thoroughly western candidate, free of reproach, with deep western ties and investment in Wyoming, promising to serve with the single aim of advancing the best interests of Wyoming and the nation.
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John B. Kendrick
Sheridan County
United States
Kendrick
Wyoming
Laramie
Tammany Cries for Bryan's Expulsion Amid Party Feud
In Dix, New York, Democratic Governor calls for Bryan's removal from the party while Tammany signals opposition. The exchange notes Bryan's continued friction with Tammany Hall as the conflict intensifies.
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Fiov
Dix
New York
Bryan
Tammany Loves
Disgust At Leader Over Warn Controversy Sparks Loud Row
Hank and Demin vent fury at the leader amid a heated clash over Benitur Warn. They dispute Warn’s wealth claims reported by the New York Times and press the tax assessor’s figures while accusing the editor and officials of miscounting sheep and finances.
Hank Hankins and His Sayin's and Doin's in Sheep Debacle
A rambling tale portrays Hank Hankins as innocent and financially puzzled. The narrator claims Hankins allegedly owns 75 000 dollars, with 49 000 in sheep claims and 10 000 more not in good condition, while Warn’s honesty is questioned as adversaries strike. Hankins reportedly offers 16 000 to settle, adopts a conservative approach, and leaves the settlement to the assessor.
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Demin
Sesser
Taks Kumishner
Leeder
Mr. Warn
Ole Stuborn
Taks
Kumishner
Dawg
Warn
Skriptur
Powell flat alfalfa crop shines amid rain and seepage fears
The State Press Comment notes alfalfa in Powell flat recovering after heavy showers with prospects of thriving stacks. It urges voters to stay with the home front, warns against selling land too cheaply, and calls for ending seepage trouble before winter. New York delegation votes and political shifts are also mentioned.
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Powell Flat
New York
Boss Murphy
Murphy
Harmon
Clark
No Bitterness in Baltimore Nominations
Washington reports from the Baltimore convention describe a cordial, good natured rivalry between Wilson and Clark camps. Leaders from both sides expressed mutual respect and optimism, with unity remaining as the Democratic ranks prepare to back Gov Wilson in the coming election.
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Baltimore
Ny C
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Senator Reed
Missouri
Clark
Ion al
New Jersey
Gov. Wilson
Your Vote in the Primary Law and Petition Signing
The piece warns voters to only sign a candidate's petition if they intend to vote for that candidate in the primary. It cites Wrathing Section 6 requiring signers to declare intent and to state party affiliation when signing for county offices such as clerk, treasurer, and sheriff.
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Wrathing
Rail Fence Philosophy Readings on Luck Work and Morals
A reflective column riffs on fate work and self reliance using farmers and common sense as examples. It contrasts hardship and success noting consequences of sleep debt mortgage goals and habit formation while critiquing idleness and shiftlessness. The piece closes with a moral about holiday attitudes.
Farm Worker Seeks Circus Escape From Hard Labor
A farm laborer fears his burdened life will not yield fair pay and contemplates running away to join the circus. He considers his work methods and payment, hoping for better wages and a chance at a different life.
Lunch and dinner at Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe
In our kitchen plans Mary invites a luncheon and dinner at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe, arranging a light mid day meal and a later evening repast.
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Mary
Inter-Ocean Hotel
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