Taft Roosevelt clash over trusts and third term query
The Omaha World Herald reports on Taft pressing Roosevelt with double questions about stopping anti trust actions against Steel and Harvester and Roosevelt’s possible bid for a fourth term. It cites La Follette remarks and contrasts Roosevelt’s past policies with current trust favoritism.
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Roosevelt
Rosevelt
Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Harvester Trust
Wisconsin Legislature Bans Political Elections Symbols in Cities
Wisconsin lawmakers pass a reform prohibiting official use of partisan symbols in municipal elections. The measure aims to curb boss influence and end corrupt city governance, promoting social service oriented politics and reducing horse trading in local races.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Nonpartisan City Politics Move In State Policy
The Wisconsin legislature supports breaking machine politics in cities by advancing a nonpartisan public interest movement. The social center movement leverages public schools as a base to create organized political strength against special interests.
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Social Center Movement
Wisconsin
Clas
Political lament and flood relief guidance in Nebraska
A pointed missive attacks Republican fools and praises Champ Clark while urging straightening party lines. The column shifts to flood relief, urging Mississippi Valley crop planting and seed aid, including quick maturing varieties and a U S department pamphlet push, with Nebraska noted for seed distribution.
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Louisiana, Mississippi
Ark
dJorn
Mississippi Valley
Nebraska State Journal
Wyoming Good Roads Plan Spurs State Progress
The Cheyenne Industrial Club proposes sixteen miles of highway linking Cheyenne to Denver. Local leaders say good roads boost tourism, commerce, and a state’s reputation. They urge cooperation among the Industrial Club city council county officials and the Laramie County Good Roads association to advance Wyoming’s road program.
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Zere
Denver
Industrial Club
Ety Council
Stateland County
Laramie County Good and Association
Wyoming
Aages
Roosevelt's Popularity Theme Sparks Republican Debate
Analysts say GOP primary results reflect anti Taft sentiment rather than pro Roosevelt. The piece notes Roosevelt’s belief in his own popularity, while observers argue the vote signals discontent with the Taft administration and opposition to a third term.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
Kitweek
United States
Taft
Boomevelt
Lerambe
Politician Hank Hankins Reflects on Wyoming Speech
A fragment from Hank Hankins of Kura Wyoming dated May 20 records his remarks on Minnesota trip politics. He criticizes the Republican organization and discusses protectionist tariffs, Kanadan ice, and a missing post office building while venting frustration over political influence and loyalty.
Memorial Day Reflections and Local Civic Efforts Across Town
The state press recalls Memorial Day amid solemn services while stores close and public events recede. Readers note Cody Enterprise commentary on valor and reunion, Sheridan County Good Roads Club push for road improvements, and rail prospects for the Laramie Valley buoying regional development.
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Cady
Why Me Was Late
A fragment shows a conversation about being late home for supper after meeting Smithson. The dialogue mentions asking about his health and recommending Chamberlain's Tablets. The text references a local dealer and a 411 West 19th Street contact.
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Smithson
Chamberlain
Actor Delivers Letter to Manager Describing Varied Roles
A letter of introduction passed from actor to manager praises the presenter as a performer of merit. It notes his stage roles including Macbeth and Hamlet and adds a curious claim about playing billiards well.
Candidacy Declared for County Treasurer by Local Deputy
A deputy announces plans to seek the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer in Laramlin County, subject to the August primaries, after two years of service.
Mamma’s Mistake and Parlor Visit Tale
A fragment from a household scene shows a daughter informing her mother that Towner is not in the parlor. A pause follows with a giggling mood and fashion chatter about clothing and Sun-Proof Paints.
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Towner
The Masculine Idea Tiler Wife Joke
A brief exchange between a husband and wife about a shop window find ends with the husband noting the object was well made. The humor hinges on gendered perspectives and a trivial modern complaint.
Sanitary Ice Price Five Cents Per Hundred
Sanitary Ice available at thirty cents per hundred. Cook Bros Co operates the service and can be reached by phone at 197 for orders or inquiries.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Genuine Hair Restorer Promises Hair Growth and Color Restoration
An advertisement promotes Sagine from The Siloron Mfg Co of Pueblo Colorado as a genuine hair restorer that will grow hair and restore natural color without dyes. It offers a $5 refund if directions fail to grow hair or restore color, with a $1 bottle price and written guarantee, backed by Prof. Rembler’s claimed reputation.
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Rembler
Prof. Rembler
Siloron Mfg. Co
Pueblo
Colo
Fitoron Mfg. Co
Suoron Mfg. Co
Publo
Wolo
State of
Colorado
Pueblo Banka
Siloron Mfg, CO
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