Real Progress Under Taft Advances in Rates and Parcels Post
Dispassionate observers credit the Taft administration with progressive reforms, notably the interstate commerce commission's order to cut express rates and the Bourne parcels post bill. The measures aim to reduce living costs, improve distribution of food, and boost production while maintaining a cautious, era-defining trajectory.
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Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Recefit
Senate
More Work Than Workers to Editor of The World
A New York reader criticizes The World and defends Taft, arguing the Sunday ads for help wanted show business strength and predicting what changes might come if Wilson is elected. The letter highlights partisan views and local labor demand observations.
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Taft
Help Wanted
Help
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Wilson dodges tariff debate amid trust issue claim
The editorial accuses Woodrow Wilson of evading discussion on tariff and trusts, labeling his platform as flexible and urging explicit debate. It contends his campaign avoids concrete positions, while noting party actions limiting trust investigations and demanding candid explanations.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Trenton
Democratic House
Department of Justice
Wilson defense bureau defends Woodrow Wilson on immigrant views
The Wilson defense bureau issues a long statement claiming Wilson's published opinions on European immigrants and Chinese immigration were misinterpreted. The text argues for republishing Wilson’s words to let him speak for himself and counters labor and immigrant criticisms.
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Wilson Defense Bureau
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
The Self Degradation of a Former Republican President
A critical essay portrays Theodore Roosevelt as a spellbinder seeking a third term to undermine Taft and help Wilson. It argues Roosevelt’s pursuit is driven by insatiable power and betrays Republican ideals, comparing him to Burr and predicting a lasting political isolation after his failure.
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Fort ‘Griswold
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Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Virginia
Champ Clark
Lincoln
Kentucky
White House
Aaron Burr
Europe
Hamilton
America
Question Ignored as Third Term Attendee Attacks Party
At a Denver third term meeting a attendee asked if the Republican party would have been fine if nominated him. The third termer offered no reply, only anger and a tirade of political and social polemics. He denounced rivals and lashed out as his quest for power proves fruitless.
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Republican Party
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