Recall and reform run through 1900s political critique
The excerpt argues for recall as a democratic tool while condemning Rockefeller wealth and Republican power. It notes Teddy and Taft’s anti trust actions, Bryan's endorsements, rising living costs, and a push to curb corporate influence. It cites Indian office waste, Oklahoma demographics, and calls for progressive unity to challenge the status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Taft
Examiner
Billy
Rockefeller
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Record- Herald
House of Congress
Bryan
Democracy
Democratic Party
Democratic House of Congress
Wall Street
Republican Party
Senate Committee On
Indian Office
Oklahoma
Congress
Owen
Valentine
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William Jennings Bryan
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Clark
Wilson
Missouri
New Jersey
Bradstreet
Trusts
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic House
Baltimore
Portland
Oregon
Springdale
Miller
Laury
Debs
Northwest
Sam
Bill
Fair
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Mexico
R. C. Ashby
Washington State College
The
Fair Association
Inland Empire
Ashby
Sieferwarl
Rick. Jeweler
Optician
Colville, Washington
New
Public Utilities Commission
E. Astor Ave
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Colville
Stevens County
Will Dingle
Frank Kostka
Colville Abstract CO
Lee Strauss
Title Guaranty & Investment Co
Rickey
Fae
Minneapol
Vogue Clothing
Hanna Bros
D. H. Kimple Architect
St of Y
W. H. Martin
Henry C. Rukgaber
Frank B. Goetter
Colville Wash