Progressive split in Maine and Roosevelt influence noted
In a Baltimore Sun editorial the Maine result is seen as unlikely to provoke a broad Progressive split. Maine is viewed as Roosevelt driven with limited genuine Progressive sentiment, while Western Progressives are a stronger force. The piece questions Republican hopes in Maine as the state’s history favors GOP results, and notes a new highway enforcement opinion.
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Landless Pleasanttry and the Farmer’s Plight in Rural Credit Debate
A colère against the Republican stance on the rural credits act, arguing farmers have been kept tenant by policy. It cites Census figures showing tenant farmers outpacing owners for decades in numerous states. The piece links landlessness to special privilege, warning a rural credits act alone cannot convert tenants to owners.
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Tribune says old Bourbon control would harm nation
The Chicago Tribune reveals its concern that Hughes’s election would be blocked by a return to old Bourbon Republicanism led by Penrose Smoot Gallinger and others. It argues Gallinger's criticism of Nelson Aldrich and Joe Cannon shows a party grown old in bad ways and would oppose Southern Democratic control.
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Evergreen Seed Farm Announces Premium Wheat Seed
Evergreen Stock Farm run by J J Ross & Son of Seaford Delaware markets Fancy Seed Wheat free from smut cockle and onion. Claims high yield of twenty eight bushels per acre on the farm this year and plans to seed 150 acres this fall. Price two dollars per bushel delivered to bins or F O B cars.
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