Tribune Critique of School Board Over South Side Closure
The Tribune criticizes the EMMETSBURG school board for closing the south side school until attendance warrants it. It notes central location issues, argues east side primary should close if any, and discusses costs, attendance trends, and district-wide economy. The piece defends board prudence and urges prudent, equitable funding for all schools.
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the Tribune
City School Board
South Side
East Side
Court House Square
Our City
Fms
The
Tribune
Anyman
Fourth Ward
Worry Over Taft Prospects Cited by Wellman and Bryan Backing
The piece cites Walter Wellman predicting a tight race and criticizing Taft as an aristocrat who is too close to Wall Street and not outspoken enough on policy. It contrasts Bryan as magnetic and forceful, arguing voters seek strong, just leaders unbound by special privilege. It notes roads, reformers, and political leaders shaping the battle as Edward and William kiss at Cromer bid.
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Walter Wellman
Roosevelt
Taft
Arees
New York
Wall Street
Welleman
Herald
Jude
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
United States
Davidson's tricky bid for representative seat in split party era
F C Davidson a Republican candidate faces a divided field as he weighs supporting the party line if a U S Senator emerges from the legislature. He won a narrow June primary against Dr Kulp a Progressive in a county where Progressives hold sway. Senate vacancy from Allison complicates matters as Cummins backers push Davidson while stand patters demand caution. His campaign risks alienating both factions.
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F.C. Davidson
U. S
Dr. Kulp
Allison
Cummins
Agai
Davidson
Equal Rights in Rail Rates Train Privileges
The piece argues that the Western Passenger association refused reduced rates for a Lincoln meeting while Cincinnati events received low fares elsewhere. It notes Democrats could not secure special trains in 1596 yet Republicans could for small towns. It calls for Interstate Commerce Commission power to curb such discrimination and urges equal treatment for all shippers under a clear statute.
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Western Passenger Association
Lincoln
Cincinnati
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Kansas Senator Long Defeated in Re nomination Bid
Senator Long of Kansas was recently defeated in his bid for renomination, a setback shared by many of his party as the slate contends with internal divisions ahead of the next electoral contest.
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Senator Long
Kansas
Freight Rates Increase Scrapped by Eastern Railroads
The Manufacturers' Association reports eastern railroads have abandoned plans for higher freight rates. The move is seen as prudent since rates are already high. Further discussion could prompt legislation curbing rail rate powers and reveal core facts without doubt.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Local Editor Absences Prompt Wait for Bre. Mayne Stance
Bre. Mayne’s friends press him to switch sides in the Woods and Bryan contest while the editor is away at St. Paul for the National Editorial association. The piece notes Mayne’s prior opposition to the Republican nominee and hints at unrest in the office with temporary editor John Sullivan.
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Frank P. Woods
Congress
Bre
St. Paul
National Editorial Association
Western Canada
King Edward's Dominions
John Sullivan
Spirit Lake Beacon Sounds Warning to Cummins Backers
The Spirit Lake Beacon declines to threaten yet warns standpat supporters that in the coming senatorial race they will confront not only Governor Cummins but 100,000 Republicans loyal to him for seven years. A prudent warning is given without an explicit threat.
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Cummins
Republicans worry over court ruling costs votes this fall
The Webster City Freeman notes the Judge Grosseup decision in the Standard Oil case and Attorney General Bonaparte ruling that Oklahoma national banks cannot contribute to the depositors' guaranty fund may cost the party many votes this fall. Republicans say they plan to be good losers this year.
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Webster City
Freeman
Grosseup
Standard Oil
Bonaparte
National Banks of
Oklahoma
Republicans Propose Augurate Reform with Taft and Sherman and Cannon
Republican plan to inaugurate reforms hinges on Taft for president, Sherman for senate president, and Cannon as speaker. They aimed to limit Roosevelt's influence in the last session. The public is asked whether thoughtful citizens will support these moves.
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Taft
Sherman
Senate
Cannon
House
Roosevelt
Republicans fear Hughes may fail to carry New York
Leading Republicans warn Governor Hughes may not win New York this year. The piece suggests Taft could lose as well and notes the country does not feel like a Republican year overall.
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Hughes
New York
Taft
Quote from W. J. Bryan on Senate defiance and people's rule
A concise quotation emphasizes that popular will is thwarted when the Senate remains defiant, asserting that only if the House yields to public opinion can rule by the people prevail. The line highlights constitutional tensions and democratic accountability.
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House
Senate
W. J. Bryan
Bryan warns platform binds by omissions as well as content
Quote notes that a political platform carries weight not only in what it states but also in what it leaves unsaid, with William Jennings Bryan emphasizing the binding force of omissions alongside declared planks.
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W. J. Bryan
Queenstown to Killarney Dear Democrat
A travel narrative contrasts New York Bay’s vibrant commerce with Queenstown Ireland’s quiet harbor. It praises Cork and Queenstown’s cathedral, education by religious orders, and the Lee river trade while lamenting Ireland’s lack of factories and industry. The writer urges industrial growth and friendship with Ireland through new plants.
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Qeentown
New York Bay
Goney Island
Cunard
White Star
New York Harbor
Queenstown
Cork
Union
Lee
St.Patrick
Castile
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Ireland
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