Bargains in farms near West Union and West Mason
Auctioneer notes include 22 acres under plow with timber and a good spring, priced at 2500 with small down payment. 5 miles from West Union a brick house, barn, spring, and orchard at 700 with half cash, balance later. 165 acres 7 miles from West Mason on easy terms at 65 per acre. 111 acres near Wadena with 80 under plow at 60 per acre. several West Union residences on easy terms. abstract and loan services offered, Fay ette county only.
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Wacrea
West Union
West Mason
Wadena
Saad
Fayette County
Collier's Opposes Roosevelt and Supports Wilson and Marshall
Collier's critique rejects Theodore Roosevelt and steel magnates like Perkins and Gary, urging opposition to the third term ticket. It endorses Wilson and Marshall, arguing that tariff reform and regulated competition curb monopolies via proposed bills and a national trade commission.
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Collier's
Wilson
Marshall
Theodora Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Hlbridge H. Gary
Steel Trust-Harvester
Collier’s
Meiers
Roosevelt
Perkins
Gary
la Follette-Lenroot
Branlay
Newlands-Cumming
Interstate Trade Commission
Here's Your Chance to Help Democrats Win
The Contributors' National Wilson and Marshall league is formed to raise funds for the national campaign through popular subscription. W G McAdoo and Charles R Crane lead a board with Stuart G Gibbons as secretary. Framed certificates bearing portraits and autographs of Wilson and Marshall are issued for $1 to $10 and distributed to clubs to solicit gifts. Contributors' names and addresses go to room 1,868 Fifth Avenue Building, New York City for records.
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National
Wilson and Marshall League
W. G. McAdoo
National Democratic Committee
Charles R. Crane
Stuart G. Gibbons
Wilson
Marshall
National Democratic
Fhhe
Wilson and Ball League
Fifth Avenue Building
New York City
Why Crimmins Is for Wilson
John Crimmins argues that Wilson and Marshall offer a clean, reform minded ticket. He attacks Roosevelt and Taft for protecting privileged interests, praising Wilson and Marshall as free from corruption and typical Americans able to redress unrest. He says they will ensure equal laws and a government by and for the people.
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Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
United States
Marshall
Voters face choice between universal service or special favors
The quotation frames a stark decision for voters: support a government that serves all citizens or endorse a system that dispenses special favors controlled by officials who grant them.
Third Termers Joke on Labor and Monopolies
Brandeis denounces a new political platform as aiding private monopoly and eroding labor rights to organize. He cites steel, sugar, beef, and tobacco trusts, noting closures, relocations, and foreign labor influx to crush unions, urging careful study of its omits and impact on workers.
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Benevolent and Wise
New Party
Laula D. Brandeis
American Federation of Labor
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Brandeis
Steel Trust
Sugar
Beef Trust
Tobacco Trust
Brandela
Colorado
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
United States Steel Trust
Charles Steele
George W. Perking
J. P. Morgan & Co
No disturbance of business interests in the campaign
The statement asserts there has been no disruption to business interests during the presidential campaign, citing confidence in the integrity and right purposes of the Democratic novidades.
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Edmunds’ Barn Farm
Maynard
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Fayette
Iowa
PIAND
Vox Purnituve Company
J. W. Crain
G. B. _Servoss
Opera
Payette
Mart Smith
Fayette Dray
Joao
Lutein Mayotte Co
J. Rogers
Whet Union
Collier
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shoe Machinery Trust
Thomas G. Plant
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Edison
Inventors’ Guild
Idison
Wilson and
Marshall League
Cacesimile
terloledhee'Cor
Crimmins
John Crimmins
Interes
Davenport
New York’ ‘World
Labor Record
Iron and Steel
Stanley Committee
Europe
Steel Corporation