Editorial on Roosevelts political creed and recall debate
The Outlook feature presents Theodore Roosevelt’s short political creed in a Q A form. He advocates popular government, a short ballot, direct primaries, recall of officials and judges, and state level review of laws while preserving federal supremacy. He argues voters should appoint capable executives and judges but keep ultimate authority with the people.
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Taft Campaign Circular Revealed by Pinchot Capture
Washington April 6 financial backing for Taft discussed after Amos Pinchot seized a confidential circular sent to big business leaders. The letter accuses Colonel Roosevelt of seeking a third term and outlines anti Roosevelt alarmist concerns and the wealth behind the effort. The document illustrates how money influenced the Taft campaign and questions the sources and motives of sponsors.
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Trast Co
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Committee of 19
Otto T. Bannard
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Washington
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Mischievous Talk in Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of quotes from The Washington Star and Kansas City Journal satirically critiques urban modernity and flirtatious slang in New York and metropolitan theatre scenes. It contrasts mock serious talk about genius and romance with playful misreadings of city life and manners.
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Metropolis
New York
Rumor Denied as Upperton Couple Shown Ring Photo
The Loulaville Course Journal reports a rumor about Miss Upperton’s engagement to Count Nocash. It states there is no truth to the claim and instructs Marie to show the gentleman the engagement ring and a photograph.
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Danial
Safe Enough
A brief comic exchange questions trust in a stenographer for private letters. The responder says yes, trusting her with a withheld salary for a couple of months, implying caution about confidentiality and incentives.
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