Republicans shift to Wilson amid party split
Sheridan Enterprise reports a surge of Republican support switching to Woodrow Wilson as progressives and anti Taft factions abandon old lines. Governors Osborne Hadley and officials predict a Wilson victory, with Taft trailing and Roosevelt second, signaling a national shift against party bosses and toward independent voting in a pivotal election year.
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High tariff praise and wool industry critique in Wyoming
The piece argues Wyoming does not manufacture wool yet bears high tariffs. It cites wages in imported European mills, profits to stockholders, and claims tariffs protect Eastern mills while harming local producers. It urges removing partisan bias to face the wool price issue squarely.
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Europe
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Woodrow Wilson Viewed Through Arguments and Leadership
A reflective profile extols Woodrow Wilson’s reasoning process and readiness to weigh opposing views. The piece notes political shifts as Thomas Taggart resigns from the Democratic National Committee and Senator J W Ruckin declines a progressive party appointment, praising Wilson as suitably progressive.
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Mesa
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Popular Subscriptions Back Wilson Campaign
The Omaha World-Herald reports a popular subscription fund for the Democratic National Campaign initiated by Mr. C. Vincent. It urges citizens including Woodrow Wilson Republicans to contribute, framing the Wilson and Marshall effort as a people’s campaign funded by the public to avoid influence by predatory interests.
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Nebraska
Movement to unite Democrats and Roosevelt Republicans grows
Across several states including Massachusetts Wisconsin and Michigan groups discuss fusion or cooperation. Theodore Roosevelt's stance could shape campaign lines while Democratic leaders push a clean vigorous platform backing Wilson and Marshall. Rumors say Dr Wiley may campaign for Wilson and Marshall boosting anti Taft era reforms.
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Michigan
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Marshall
The Dinner Pail Question in Larmy Republican Rhetoric
A garbled late 19th to early 20th century voice rails at tariffs and wages under Grover Cleveland and Taft. He links dinner pails to political allegiance, accusing the Republican and Democratic camps of manipulating voters. The speaker doubts electorate understanding and blames party bosses for economic hardship and misdirection.
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Dairy and Poultry urged for farmers on Golden Prairie
The Golden Prairie Herald urges farmers to diversify with dairy cattle and poultry to guard against crop failures from drought floods or early frosts. It argues grain alone is risky and notes grain profits while stressing cows, butter, eggs, and hardy poultry as stable income sources. A big Nartrona County Iowa club picnic plans unfold with grounds near Garden Creek and multiple committees organized for the 21st.
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S. W. Conwell
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Hopton
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Ambrose Hemingway
West McDowell
Casper
Good Roads Movement Echoes Caesar Across 1915 Trip
Discussion raises Rome like roadbuilding ethos for eastern auto owners planning the San Diego exposition voyage. A Pueblo reader recalls a poem praising Caesar for building roads, linking road quality to settlement and prosperity, while experts note Mississippian relics and a government good roads exhibit led by Logan Waller Page at the 1915 event.
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McGraw Testifies in Major World Series Ticket Swindle
Chicago report says John J. McGraw testified before the Cook County grand jury about a ticket swindle tied to the World Series last fall. Ellen Flynn, a rooming house keeper, wired $1,600 to a man posing as McGraw’s friend who promised tickets and profits, then vanished.
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Fragmentary Criminal Dump of Damaged Text
Partial OCR fragment references a woman’s money scheme involving a forged telegram and a grand jury context. The exact people and events are unclear from the readable text.
In the Kitchen and at Inter-Ocean Hotel Cafe
Reading fragment shows luncheon and dinner plans at the Inter-Ocean Hotel Cafe and a beauty parlour at 411 W 191st St offering high class work. The note directs contact with Stevenson for wiring and lists a telephone number.
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