Progressive Democrat platform argues for gradual reform
The platform endorses a revenue tariff with downgrading duties on key goods and aims to curb stock watering and regulate railways and rates. It opposes the Aldrich central bank plan, supports direct popular voting for U S senators, and urges agricultural development and public land withdrawal from entry. The piece notes Bryan and Roosevelt as hardworking leaders facing a weary electorate.
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Cosmo
Seeresty
Morgan's
Hyan's
Belmont’s
Aldrich
Pierpool Morgan
Winking Hove
Morkan
Board of Trace
United States
Menrion Advoiria
Aouild
Ryan
Faroue Peolusion
Busineas
Bale
Onen
Taft
Wachite
Empty Elevations and Crop Harvest Pressures in 1012
The article discusses widespread empty elevators during 1012 and the expected strong demand for the new crop. It notes the need for favorable harvests, average yields, and accumulating surplus to influence food prices, with prices likely to rise after initial market rushes. It mentions democratic measures aiding farmers and rural land areas.
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Farnera
American Bern
Progressive democracy and western land policy impact
The text argues that Canada-bound migration reduces western production and credits Taft era land policy with retardation. It foresees that a progressive victory would unlock millions of western acres, raise food output, fill elevators and warehouses, and boost exports. It also predicts cheaper apparel and goods once tariffs fall.
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Canada
Middle West
West
Taft
Progressive Democracy
Anna Held on why marriages fail in theater
In an interview in London Anna Held, recently divorced from Florenz Ziegfeld, says two people must truly live together to stay married. She argues that touring schedules and separate pursuits drive many divorces among actors and the wealthy, noting the difficulty of maintaining shared daily life.
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London
Anna Held
Florenz Ziegfeld
Nan
Cleveland
Prevention Better Than Swatting Editorial
An Newark News editorial argues prevention beats swatting for flies and mosquitoes. It urges cleanliness to stop breeding, noting traps and poisons help only after hatch and urging early action to curb pest populations.
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Fies
New Dry Farm Site Chosen by Experts
Pr Cooke selects three sites for the new Dry Farm relocation, with the current site atop a gravel bed covered by a thin soil layer.
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Pr. Cooke
Downy Rumors Shake Congressional Run Amid Reform Talk
The piece reports on Downy as a reformist Republican candidate at a state convention, accused of echoing Democratic tones. It notes Hankins and Frank X. Hankins urging rest and focus on bridge and road projects, while Awldridge plots to consolidate banking power and control in the House.
Home town pride and national politics clash at convention
State Press Comment argues towns nurture civilization through local ties and condemns Republican convention fraud in Chicago. It cites Barnes of New York defending coarse tactics as mob justice and predicts a reckoning for political mountebanks while praising local community values.
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Omaha
Chicago
Niobrara County
National Committees
Root
Massachusetts
Barnes
New York
Euch
Great Upheaval Urged in Politics by Ogden Examiner
The Ogden Examiner calls for a mighty protest against dishonesty in public life urging the people to reject corrupted politics and demand reforms. It frames the moment as a decisive shift after long submission to deceit.
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Ogden Examiner
Independent Republican
Republican Platform Criticized as Cold and Lacking Vision
A Chicago declaration on the Republican platform is described as dignified but dull with no bright promises or colors. It avoids bold commitments to Taft's administration and invites intelligent judgment, criticized for its cool, judicial tone amid intra party doubts about capable leadership.
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Chicago
Mr. Taft
William Howard Taft
Republican Party
Republican Party Pledge vs Public Needs Discussed
In Park County Enterprise commentary a reader argues the Republican Party has shifted from its original pledge to meet public needs. The piece contends such change explains Democratic House control and a narrow Republican majority, with implications for the next presidential outcome.
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Fairbanks
Repubblican Party
House
Senate
Park County Enterprise
Kansas Cream Flour Ad Promotes Cheap High Quality
An advertisement from The Sherman Co touts Kansas Cream Flour and low prices. It lists contact options including Peabody & Nelson and Thames with phone numbers, mentions Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlors and a local address 411 Withth Street.
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Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Ipiz Thames
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