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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
4
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A county political column urges voters to judge the broader Republican actions in Congress over Cannon and Aldrich. It criticizes Standpat Republicans and praises insurgent voices while proposing a county convention resolution to endorse current officials and a bureau to track their activity.
A Kansas speech by Senator Cummins rails at Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich for driving the nation toward socialism and monopoly. He argues tariffs failed to curb trusts, cites steel rails pricing, and urges a scientific tariff to restore competition and protect production costs.
Indianapolis Independent notes Charles W Fairbanks criticizes muck-rakers for exposing government abuses and pressuring Taft toward the Aldrich Cannon bloc. The piece argues the public supports muck-rakers as essential in exposing political and economic evils despite Fairbanks concerns.
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt's push for a New York state primary law and contrasts it with William Jennings Bryan's rejection in Nebraska. It argues Roosevelt faced different fate than Bryan, while Taft avoids taking positions. It mockingly suggests Voyles address on drawing salary without attendance at the August convention.
Some Republicans in Harrison county must travel about twenty miles each way to vote for the preferred candidate in the county office nomination, highlighting the burdens of access to the primary.
Uncle Sam to hold examinations nationwide for Departmental Clerks Postal Clerks Letter Carriers Bookkeepers Stenographers Internal Revenue Clerks and other Government roles Thousands will be appointed Work is pleasant hours short and position for life Applicants over 18 in city or country may obtain free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 192 Hamlin Building Rochester NY with the dates and details.
Farmer Jammes I. Smith offers 216 acres one mile south of Corydon for sale in whole or part. Two good houses, 60 acres timber, ample fruit and water. Could be split into two farms. Sale before August 15. Call quickly for a bargain.
Wiseman and Bulleit announce a four week sale to clear stock of buggies. The promotion promises very good bargains during the period ahead.
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