Underwood Speech on Federal Road Appropriations Sparks Debate
A lengthy report covers Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama defending federal funding for roads and post routes in the House. It cites constitutional authority, mentions Jefferson, Calhoun, and past officials, and notes reader interest in Underwood as a potential Democratic presidential contender.
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Oscar W. Underwood
U.S House
Representuabees
Stsica
Retter
Heslerman
Cota
Douglas
Underwood-House Leader Praised for Courage and Honesty
A 1912 critique from Alfred Henry of New York lauds Me Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee as a steadfast ally of Speaker Clack. The piece extols his temper, fairness, and integrity, noting attacks and praise from various factions while affirming his service to public welfare.
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Underwood
Adel
Clack
Mathie House
Mr. Bryer
Birmingham
Alabama
Tennesse Coal
Iran
Steet Jira
Lee Underwood
Frank
Mr. Underwood
Paynes
Dalzells
Crumpackers
Alfred
Cowis
New York
Alfred. Iis
Head of the
Ways and
Mesos Cosmopoliten
Figure of national effort overshadowed by confusion
A scrambled, garbled passage hints at national figures debating treasury policy and leadership. It mentions urgency to act, reliance on certain individuals, and concerns about hesitation to employ decisive measures amid ongoing uncertainty.
Southern Presidential Possibility and Democratic Leaves
A fragmented 19th century style note discusses Southern prospects for the presidency, citing Oscar Underwood of Alabama and political figures from Virginia. The piece hints at editorial debates within a Democratic League in St Louis and forecasts a contested party path for a 1981 era race.
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Bertiener
Hos. Quar-W. Underwood
Alabama
Young Mess Democratic League of
Underwood as West Candidate in 1912 Race
Fragmentary notes discuss Oscar Underwood as a potential presidential candidate in 1912, focusing on tariff policy and Alsace interests. Mentions a anticipated meeting with party leaders and media interest, with a likely route to White House. Date hinted as January 1912.
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Alsace
Oscar Usderwood
Cleares
Monk
Democratic leadership and party strength discussed
A mangled excerpt discusses Democratic leadership and factional strength, mentioning Mr Underwood and a 5 dollar geared instrument. The text reflects internal party dynamics and practical courage as essential.
Debating Nominations and Local Political Barriers
A Pensacola Evening News piece from January 12 1912 discusses Southern electability in the national sphere. It cites IAC Bremton of Richmond Va and quotes T A Jeeni on party dynamics and potential rivals including Harmon Wilson Underwood and Carnegie era views.
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Gabon
Wood
Osinnin
IAC
Bremton
Richmond
Tae Bainmore
Harmon
Wilson
Wilco
Underwood
T. A. Jeeni
National
Comminerman Familare
Pensacola Evening News
Prigay
Underwood Looms Up As Democratic Nomination Foe
Fragmented prose notes Oscar W. Underwood as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. The piece hints at strong Southern influence and publicist figures shaping a campaign narrative amid political chatter.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Peeside
Underwood
Tad
Rameevo
Fragmented quote on national politics in a travel diary
A Birmingham Age Herald clipping quotes James A. Braun criticizing nationwide political talk and trends. It mentions Underwood’s congressional record and democratic sentiment, reflecting mid career reflections during a travel period. The garbled text suggests a dated, partisan editorial tone.
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James A. Braun
Sacs
Carolinas
Underwood
Age- Herald
Birmingham
Ala
Estimate of Opponents in Democratic Circles
The memo notes key figures like Payse and Mann as vocal critics, praising a disciplined speaker who remains in control. It references Nattin Solomon Melly and correspondents in Philadelphia, dated 1982. The document portrays internal party dynamics and leadership impressions.
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Payse
Mann
Nattin Solomon Ie
Melly
R ‘Ulleon
Eniladelphis
Mr Underwood Reveals Remarkable Apehod in Washington
A note of Mr Underwood’s work in Washington describes a remarkable apehod and signals a significant current effort. The report emphasizes the importance of his task and the impact on ongoing affairs.
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Underwood
Washington
Underwood Excites Nationwide Campaign Attention
The article notes widespread newspaper praise and campaign literature for Democratic candidate Underwood. It highlights his favorable media coverage, large advertising presence, and strong personal appeal as observers question his electability but acknowledge his record and personality.
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Tim
Dir Underwood
Temarde
Underwood
Oonteary
Montgomery
Alsbamen
Jamrerry
Initiative and Referendum Doctrines Questioned
A historical notice criticizes the initiative referendum and recall doctrines as contrary to fundamental government principles. The fragment references Yona Mea's Prescot Leagne of St. Lovie, with dated notes from October and mentions WBA prenine Byots Koeaville and a journal and tribune.
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Prescot Leagne
St. Lovie
WBA
Prenine
Koeaville
Jounal & and Tribune
Mt Ait
Southern Leaders and the Tariff
A focused note on tariff reform as a major future statesmanship task. It discusses sectional tensions and the influence of Southern leaders on national opinion, referencing Mr. Clart and Mr. Under ingatione and the need to shape tariff policy despite hostile views from the Souk.
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Clart
Underigratione
York Times
Underwood Praised by Democrats for Leadership Qualities
The passage lauds Representative Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee as a steadfast leader who cannot be cajoled from his chosen course. It notes his role in debates on Canajan reoccupancy and steel reductions, detailing how he and others defended reductions and resisted opposition.
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Eader
Underwood
Wayt and Means
Ife Fas
Teast
Cannon de
United “States
Cadeewood
Meessek
Congress
Baily Boon
Underwood Praised as Steady Leader in Tariff Struggle
The piece lauds House Leader Underwood for his long service and role in keeping the Democratic majority united on tariff policy. It argues his departure would weaken the party's cohesion as lawmakers face pivotal votes and stresses his calm, knowledgeable stance amid intense political pressure.
Underwood Praised as Democratic Leader in St Louis
A St Louis tribute lauds Oecar W Underwood for character and achievements within the Democratic Party. It highlights his leadership in the House of Representatives and the practical Democratic stance guiding progress and party strength.
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St Louis
Oecar W
Wood
Ways and Meats Commnitter
House of Representa
Tives
Underwood
Congress
Democraty
St. Louis
Underwood Aims at La Follette Meeting Move
A fragment notes Cesiman Underwood Betance proposing a move to prove a level stance at a La Follette related meeting. The source text cites The New York Post dated August 2, 211.
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Cesiman Underwood Betance
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