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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

4

Dr Kings New Discovery praised by Omega store owner

Humphrey of Omega Ohio friends Dr King’s New Discovery saying it relieved his cough and chest symptoms, with testimonials from local residents and ads for Caldwell’s Syrup Papsin and Donn’s Kidney Pills referencing health cures and guarantees.

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Call for Johnson and the Minnesota Democrats in 1908

A Minnesota Democratic appeal urges supporters to back Governor John A. Johnson as a winning presidential candidate. The letter, signed by Frederick B. Lynch, argues the Denver convention must be deliberative and free from past control, and calls for coordinated effort to secure delegates and a strong nominee who can win nationally. It warns against defeat and promotes restoring Democratic control in 1908.

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Man the Nation Requires Governor Johnson for President

Praise for John A. Johnson as ideal presidential occupant and party asset. Claims he would secure progressive reforms, maintain gains, and lead a conservative yet forward looking administration. Predicts Democratic victory with Johnson carrying multiple midwestern and western states.

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Platform Broad and Strong Declarations by Governor Johnson

Governor Johnson presents a platform opposing tariff revisions that empower big combines and endorses limited federal interference with states. He advocates preserving constitutional limits, regulating railways without ownership, opposing overseas expansion, and maintaining a navy sized to global activity. He supports income tax and equal law enforcement.

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Leader in Insurance Reform by Governor Johnson

The piece praises Governor Johnson for reorganizing a major Minnesota life insurance company and leading reform actions since 1905. It notes his Roosevelt letter, conference chairmanship, and the "committee of A teen" whose ideas influenced laws in Minnesota and other states. It mentions potential shifts from state to federal rail legislation and his early move to expand Interstate Commerce Commission powers. The excerpt ends with miscellaneous quotes and a Detroit-Washington Star line.

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