Will Champ Clark Ever Be Nominated President
A radio address by William Hearst outlines the 1912 Democratic nominating battle led by Champ Clark. The speech critiques Bryan influence and Wilson's rise, arguing Clark faced manipulation to block his nomination, while Wilson shifted Democratic policy toward entanglements and altered party direction.
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Moore Bace to Dispute Colorado County Office
Jesse J. Moore, Colorado county treasurer for two terms, returned to Columbus from Mississippi. A temporary vacancy had been created by District Judge Lester Malt and John Kunetka of Weimar, with a hearing set for February 8 for appointment to serve the November election.
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Dawn of a Red Revolution Warns of Wealth Redistribution
The article cites alarmist rhetoric about a coming second American revolution driven by unemployment and wealth inequality. It quotes agitators urging billions to cure destitution and calls for redistribution, while noting economic revival could halt such movements. It lists historical parallels and warnings from financial circles about prosperity cycles and bank insolvencies.
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Texas Furniture Industry Hopes for State Growth
Amarillo News reports in 1921 that prosperity cycles show strain from gold standard shifts yet potential recovery. Estimates by G M Hammond note Texas furniture factories could employ 17 500 workers, boosting payroll by 26 250 000 yearly, with five plants existing and rising industrial sentiment across the state.
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