Protection of Profits and Tariff Reform Vision in 1911 Speech
The speaker argues tariffs should protect domestic profits and revenue while avoiding unnecessary costs. He contends foreign competition should be kept in check with fair pricing, promoting efficiency, and cautions against overprotective duties that shield inefficiency. He favors revenue-focused tariffs and practical regulation to benefit workers and industry.
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A National Reputation Without Seeking It
A fragment referencing Underwood as a leading authority in tariff policy and Congress. It notes quiet work behind the scenes, contrasting public posturing with effective tariff structuring. Mentions President Charles and The Swadey edition dated October 22, 191L.
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Why I Am For Oscar Underwood
An impassioned voter letter argues for Oscar Underwood detailing his constructive statesmanship and opposition to protectionist trade moves. The author cites courage on issues like pensions and national policy, contrasting with rivals and urging support for Underwood's vision. The piece references a January date and context in Georgia.
Underwood Candidacy Seen Through Tangled Local Debates
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a candidate named Underwood and Democratic party involvement. Vague references imply civic interest and political contention within a local context, but details remain unclear.
A Southerner on the Ticket For 1906 Parker Ticket Rise
A fragment discusses the potential nomination of a Parker ticket in 1906. It recalls Henry G. Davis of West Virginia as a historical figure and notes debates about regional balance. The text references Northern figures and past elections in 1884 and 1890.
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Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
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Wide Appeal of Underwood Candidacy Sees Regional Support Shift
The report notes growing backing for Underwood across New York City and New York State, signaling a shift toward the Alabama leader. The line cites representative Henry D. Clayton of Tilgrins ivine to Washington and Tennesseoon, dated December 1.
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O'Shaunessy Booms Underwood in Key Shootout
In a Providence Journal sketch from August, the page highlights a dramatic finish as O'Shaunessy outplays Underwood in a decisive shootout with prominent players from Stamseny and Ronde.
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Underwood
Providence Journal
Antitrust Legislation Questioned in Pennsylvania Debate
Fragmentary note discusses antitrust law in Pennsylvania and references New York deeds. Mentions party alignment and calls for joining efforts, with unclear terms and local legal considerations.
Underwood Sound On Public Questions in U S Tariff Debate
The article discusses Underwood addressing public questions on reciprocity anti trust merchant marine and public service tariff issues. It argues in favor of American ships rescuing the U S flag to restore sea power and build up trade, claiming prosperity for industry and the nation.
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American Merchant Marine Convictions Highlight Pressure
Fragmentary text references American Merchant Marine and convictions in the U S House proceedings. Mentions pressure, February 25, and House of Representatives context. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Underwood the Man of the Hour
Partial OCR reads discussing Underwood as a public figure with hints of political context and uncertainty about a presidential run. Mentions of popularity and perception appear amid garbled phrases and editorial tone.
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Underwood Narrowly Edges Rivals in Witty Paragraph
Mt Underwood faces rivals amid a quirky mishmash of words. The fragment hints at a press meeting in York and a tense race with references to names and places, but the readable facts are sparse.
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Mt. Underwood
York
The Mobile Register Declares Tax Relief and Unity
A scanned fragment from the Richmond Journal reproduced in a periodical notes The Mobile Register praising relief from tax extortion as a levee and a call to reunite democracy. It mentions a Southern Democrat in the White House and the goal of a forever united country.
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Mobile Register
White House
Richmond
Jenene
Sunderwood's Rise No Surprise to Those Who Know Him
Portrait of Sunderwood tracing his ascent to wine industry leadership, noting a long career path and early talents before he became chairman. Mentions Bingham Ledger 1912 and a 3tek to perform.
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Sunderwood
Bingham Ledger
Fragmentary political note from Alabama and NR Underwood
Partial OCR text references Alabama and NR Underwood with remarks about a party, journey, and a nomination. The legible pieces are garbled and provide no clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a full news item.
Underwood Leads Democrats Itinerant Campaign in Public
Oscar W. Underwood, a prominent Democrat leader, presses a public campaign, rallying supporters and outlining party positions during a busy outreach period. Local crowds gather as he speaks on policy and party unity ahead of upcoming ballots.
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Oscar W. Underwood
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South Elects Cleveland Bali Into Office
Fragmented notes reveal a local election update naming Cleveland and Bali in ballot context with possible Deputy Parker and Se Bie as figures in a vote.
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B. Parker
Protection's Iniquities and Tariff Debate
Fragmented text discusses tariffs and protection implications. Mentions party dynamics and references a debate or policy stance without clear events or names. Contains garbled phrases and unclear context, offering limited concrete facts.
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The fragmentary text provides no clear date event or identifiable persons. It resembles garbled OCR with scattered words and symbols offering no coherent report or outcome to summarize.
Alabia Candidate for Presidency Reported Statement
A fragment from a political item notes the Alabaia candidate for president speaking at his leader's event. The readable text mentions the candidate and references his willingness to act, though details are incomplete.
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