Wilson support drive urges funds for Democratic campaign
Governor Wilson praised as the right choice for President and donors encouraged to send contributions to Henry R. Lewis who will collect for the Democratic National Committee and relay funds to the national treasury. Local sentiment in Caroline County runs strong for Wilson as the trusted treasurer arrangement is offered at the county seat.
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Wilson
Henry R. Lewis
New Jersey
Democratic National Committee
Wells
New York
Washington
Caroline County
Mr. Lewis
Democracy and Agriculture Unite in Policy Credit
The Philadelphia Record cites Democratic actions supporting farming and rural uplift, noting Hatch’s role in moving the Agricultural Appropriation bill to the Agriculture Committee, the elevation of the Bureau of Agriculture to a Department, and J Sterling Morton’s appointment as Secretary of Agriculture, highlighting Democratic impact on farming policy.
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Progressive Party
Philadelphia Record
Hatch
Missouri
House Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Appropriations
Agricultural Committee
Bureau of Agriculture
Cleveland
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Rural Prosperity and Party Roles in Farm Policy Debate
A historical excerpt argues that removing duties on farm products would not alter most food prices unless prices were high, while potential relief to farmers could come from Democratic policies. It contrasts Republican focus on industry with Progressive promises of paternalism and notes improvements in rural life from modern amenities and education efforts.
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Avcifort
Harvester Trust
John W. Gates
Roosevelt
State Board of Education
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Governor Wilson Backs Local Option In Maine
Maine leaders ask the governor his view on local option and he states a clear stance in favor. He believes every self-governing community should control licensing matters, but argues social and moral questions should remain nonpartisan and not become party issues.
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Maine
Gov. Wilson
Ife
Editorial Notes on Taft and Wilson Politics
Editorial notes discuss Taft's vetoed wool bill and his shrinking standing in Congress. It cites Roosevelt supporters and Wilson’s rising appeal, with mentions of Dr. Eliot backing Wilson, Covington and Constable in Congress, and Governor Wilson speaking at Benning, Maryland, on Labor Day to address labor unions.
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House of Representatives
Taft
Senate
House
Washington
Congress
Bull Moose
Colonel Roosevelt
Aft
Mr.Covington
Wilson
Bennings
Stanley Steel Trust report links Perkins to wealth and Roosevelts campaign
The Stanley Steel Trust investigating committee reveals how George W. Perkins built wealth, profited from nail monopolies, and pressed workers in steel mills while aiding J P Morgan. It also notes Roosevelt Third Term ties, the Democratic campaign book, and contrasts past and present U S wealth distribution.
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Washington
George W. Pertzins
Mr. Perkins
Steel Trut
Rgog
Steel Trust
Trust
Stanley Steel
Stanley Steel Trust
Stanley
Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Ile
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
United States
James T. Lloyd
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington, D. C
Lloyd
Lloyd's
Congressional Committee
A. O. Stanley
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Steel Corporation
Europe
Egypt
Pittsburg Campers at Love Point Delight in Bay Breezes
A Pittsburg group from the Liberty Hunting and Wishing Club camps at Love Point on Kent Island. They boast seven sleeping tents a mess tent an entertainment tent an orchestra boats 05 lights and refrigerators while visiting from Centreville and nearby towns. Also advertised Crimon Clover Seed for August shipment at 34 50 per bushel fo b Pocomoke Md from Peninsula Produce Exchange.
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Pittsourg
Love Point
Cautres le Observer
Chesapeake Bay
Chester River
Iver
Bay
Pittsburg
Kent Island
Centreville
Liberty Hunting and Wishing Club
Pennsylvania
Fo. B
Pocomoke
Peninsula Produce Exchange of Maryland
Pocomoke City
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Edward Mewatin Men
Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
James T. Truitt
Wicomico
Robert E. Lee
Naltimore
Albert W. Silk
Caroline
Frank T. Shaw
Carroll
WM. Shepard Bryan
Balto
James MCC. Trippe
Louis C. Carrico
Charles
E. A. Baughman
Frederick
James Harry Covington
Talbot County
Albert Constable
Cecil County
Ewer
Gov
Street
Baltimore
John Barleycorn
Charles W. Eliot
Emiritus
Harvard University
Eliot
Second Circuit
Constable
Covington
Ohio
Talbot Fair
Denton
Gay and
Sixth Streets
Sixth Street
Gay Street
A. W. Short
Seventh Streets
Seventh Street
Menry R. Lewis
Anna B. Cooper
Bf, P. Covey
Nisi
Dennis Kelley
Circuit Court
Equity
J. Kemp Stevens
J Kealp Stevens
Individual Drinking Cup Co. Light and
Lombard Sts
St. Paul
Baltimore, Maryland
Lee Tervey
Feneral
Seale
Town
Stone Road
R. R. Shull
Greensboro
Ridgely
Same
G. Rairigh
Fifth Avenue
J. W. Kerr
G. T. Redden
Burrsville
W. J. Satterfield
P.O. Denton
J. H. Nichols & CO
J. HL. Nichols & CO
Ade
The
Schloss Bros. & CO Fine Clothes
Ataktre Baltiaore
York
Bion Oxfords
Excelsior Oxfords
Selby Oxfords
JH. Nichols
O.G
ORR
Aman
Tre
John Mitchell
China
Johnson
Alot Roc
Tin & Enamel
É&C
WM. Bullock
Denton, Maryland
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