Wilson Support Shifts In Republican Ranks
The Sheridan Enterprise reports growing Republican moves toward supporting Woodrow Wilson. Senators and governors across Kansas Michigan Missouri weigh in against Taft, predicting Wilson will win, with many conservatives crossing party lines without leaving their party. The piece argues this as a nationwide surge toward fairer government and Away from boss-dominated politics.
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Michigan
Wilson
Taft
Wall Street
Republican Party
Chicago
Hadley
Missouri
Teddy
Wyoming Wool Tariff Debate Shapes Political Battle
The Laramie Republican argues Wyoming does not manufacture wool yet maintains high wool tariffs. It cites a 6 dollar weekly wage for imported mills and 12 to 70 percent dividend returns, claiming tariffs boost eastern mills and impede western wool factories. It urges Chaplin to drop partisanship and face the issue.
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Wyoming
Australia
Lawrence
Mass
Europe
Congress
Congressional
New England
Serra
Woodrow Wilsons Character and Party Shifts in 1912
The piece portrays Woodrow Wilson as thoughtful and principled, weighing arguments before speaking. It notes political turbulence, resignations from the Democratic National Committee by Thomas Taggart, and Colorado Senator J W Ruckin declining a Progressive Party role while praising Wilson as progressive.
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Woodrow Wilson
J. W. Ruckiin
Colorado
Mesa
New Progressive Party
Popular subscriptions aid National Campaign in Nebraska
Omaha World Herald editors back a popular fund for the Democratic National Campaign led by C Vincent. A $100 check signals broad public support for Woodrow Wilson and the Wilson Marshall campaign as a peoples effort across Nebraska and neighboring states.
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Omaha World-Herald
Mr. C. Vincent
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
Vincent
The
World-Herald
Nebraska
Democrats and Roosevelt Republicans Seek Fusion Across States
Several states discuss cooperation between Democrats and Roosevelt Republicans. Theodore Roosevelt's stance could shape the campaign. Democratic leaders push a vigorous campaign on Baltimore platform principles backing Wilson and Marshall, seeking unity with progressive Republicans on an anti factory basis. Dr. Wiley may back Wilson and Marshall as a key part of the Democratic effort.
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Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Michigan
Theodore Roosevelt
Baltimore
Wilson
Marshall
The Dinner Pail Question and Old Party Lines
An unnamed speaker in a dated rural voice riffs on tariff policy and hard times, arguing Democrats and Republicans manipulate voters to support their tickets. He recalls Grover Cleveland, Taft, and 1893 to claim political leaders shape welfare and wages while workers accept poverty.
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Hank
Grover Cleveland
Republikins
Taft
Bill Taft
Hyer Hank
Repwhiikin Party
Dairy and Poultry urged for farm stability by Herald
The Golden Prairie Herald urges farmers to diversify into dairy cows and poultry to counter grain risks and weather shocks. It argues grain income is unreliable and promotes cattle, eggs, and butter as stabilizing profits for Nebraska or nearby regions. The piece also touts the area’s advantages for dairy and poultry farming.
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Herald
Golden Prairie
America
Good Roads and Caesar Echoes Drive 1915 Exposition Plans
Eastern motorists plan a San Diego 1915 trip if highways are fit. A Pueblo reader shares a poem praising Caesar’s roads. Mississippian mounds hint at ancient political systems. West farmers expect record crops as a road exhibit to be featured at the expedition with Logan Page directing the government bureau.
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San Diego
Johnson
Pueblo
Mississkap Valey
Government
Good Roads Bureau
Logan Waller Page
McGraw Gladly Testifies in Big Ticket Swindle
Chicago July 11 John J McGraw manager at the New York National League team testified before the Cook County grand jury in a ticket swindle tied to the World Series last fall. Ellen Flynn of 4801 South Michigan Avenue lent $1600 to a man posing as a McGraw friend who claimed to secure World Series tickets but disappeared with the money.
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Chicago
John J. McGraw
New York
National League Baseball
Cook County
Miles Flynn
McCraw
McGraw
Davis
Miss Flynn
Untitled fragment hints at forged telegrams and a grand jury witness
The fragment references a witness named McGraw who denies knowledge of a man while the state’s attorney and grand jury discuss a possible scandal. It mentions forged telegrams used to obtain a woman’s money.
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McGraw
Graw
Bers
120 IN THE SHADE in our kitchen luncheon at Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe
Advertisement-style notice listing luncheon and dinner at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe, a beauty parlor at 411 W 19th St with Mrs Ligier, and wiring services by Stevenson with telephone 695. The fragment mentions Mary, a beauty parlor, and a telephones contact.
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Mary
Inter-Ocean Hotel Cafe
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