Roosevelt Voices Progressive Platform In Tennessee Stop
In Jackson Tennessee on September 25 Col Roosevelt addressed a large crowd touring the South. He challenged Governor Hooper and the Taft-Wilson factions, defended his progressive stance, and outlined plans to emphasize party differences while noting no vital split between Republicans and Democrats. He also announced testimony plans before the senate committee on campaign contributions and prepared for further stops despite poor weather and throat concerns.
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Roosevelt
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New Orleans
Hooper
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Unebagttes
Hie
Ias
Tait
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Taft
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New York
Senator Clapp
Washington
Wichy
Osyter Hay
Republicans Extravagan ce Figures on National Costs and Tariffs
Duncan states that Republican tariff schedules raise living costs and government expenses, urging retrenchment. He cites Taft vetoes, rising federal outlays, and calls for reduced tariffs, smaller government, and reform of state and national policies. He details his Democratic platform positions and pledges to voters.
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Taft
eaimEh
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Sixty-first Congress
Gleveland
R Roosevelt
Congress
Moone Vell
Watt
Tatts
Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
Statement by Geu K Duncan to Washington County veterans
Geu K Duncan addresses Washington County veterans amid ongoing efforts to misrepresent his stance on vital questions. He asserts his position clearly while urging veterans to seek accurate information and engage constructively with officials and community leaders.
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Geu. K. Duncan
Washington County
Come
Taft Favored By Governor Horner Aide Versus Wilson
Col Gee Taylor chairman of Gov Horner's campaign and private secretary swears he would lose his right hand to vote for Taft over Wilson. He told reporters Taft is his choice, condemning Wilson Hooper clubs and stating he would wither his hand before voting for Wilson. Our annual Majestic Demonstration runs Oct 21 to 26 offering free $7.50 cooking vessels with each Majestic range at Mountcastle Phiegar Co. State Teachers College Johnson City.
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Taft
Wilson
Sentinel
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Wilson- Hooper Clubs
Knoxville Sentinel
Mountcastle-Phiegar, Wd. Co
Mean Sweep for Wilson in Maine and Vermont 1922
Maine results show Haines defeats Plaisted by 8 023 while Democratic gains widen in 1908 to 1922. Vermont swing boosts Taft Roosevelt and Democrats amid Republican split. Post analysis predicts Taft carries only Rhode Island and Vermont if national tickets shift with gubernatorial votes.
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Maine
Repubican
William T. Haines
Frederick W. Plaisted
William Haines
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
New York Post
Rhode Island
Post
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Woorrow Wilson
Roxevelt
Tft
Bryan
Art
Straw Vote Yields Varied Delegates At Meeting
A nearly full assembly of delegates conducted a straw vote revealing mixed results. Names such as Taft and Roosevelt appear among the mentioned figures, with Wilton and Ronsevelt noted in the fragmentary report as participants or outcomes.
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Wilton
Cece Taft
Ronsevelt
Johnson City Home Endorsement Credits Local Residents
Public sentiment in Johnson City is urged as strong endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills. A homeowner testimonial from Brown, a real estate dealer at 149 Watchga Avenue, claims family-wide benefit and high regard for Down's Kidney Pills, with Foster Milling Co. as sole U.S. agent in Buffalo. Doan's touted at 50 cents. sale through dealers nationwide.
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Vince
Jorsug
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Pelee
Foster Miltinn Co
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Sole Agenia
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Romonbor
Doan
Anil
M Millin and Hooper Challenged by Poston
Nashville Sept 21 Col W F Poston, progressive nominee for governor of Pennsylvania, issued a challenge for joint debate to Governor Rey W Hooper Republican nominee and Beato McMahon, Democratic nominee. The exchange is in the hands of state committee chairmen Taylor, Chastey, and Martin.
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Col. W. F. Poston
Progressive Party
Pennexes
T. Taylor
State Committee
Rey W. Hooper
Beato McMalhie
Chatrinar Taylor
Chastey and Marton
Texas Wonder Cure Ad From Old Times
An old advertisement promotes Texas Wonder by Dr. B. H. W. Hall offering a remedy for kidney and bladder issues and general aches. The copy claims benefits for men and women, mentions mail order and testimonials from Texas and other states, and lists 2126 Oliver Street, St Louis, Missouri as the source with druggist sales.
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Texas
BH. W. Hall
Oliver St
St Louis
Patterson Opens Senate Campaign With Democratic Rhetoric
Ex Governor Malcolm R Patterson spoke to a Tennessee audience in the Ry Inn Audit orium as he opened his U S Senate campaign. He delivered a lengthy defense of personal style and a fulsome pitch for Wendell Wilson and the national Democratic cause. The crowd applauded, laughed, and demanded sharper attacks on Republicans as Patterson argued for his party’s platform. Continued on page two.
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Malcolm KR
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United States Senate
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Gov. Pathersone
Tennesee
Willy Hess
Wendrow Wilson
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