Bargains in West Union area farm and residence parcels
A rundown sale lists 50 acres near West Union with timber and spring, 22 acres plowed and 10 more cultivable, house, barn, granary and orchard at 2500 cash. Also 14 acres five miles from West Union with brick house and orchard at 1000 local cash. Numerous other easy terms on timber land and residences in Payette County. contact for arrangements and financing.
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West
Union
West Union
Wadena
Joan
Payette County
Real Truth About Delegates and Contests Explored
A strong charge argues Roosevelt supporters staged fake contests to boost delegate counts while Taft delegates were seated legitimately. The piece defends Taft, calls the theft claim against Roosevelt, reviews specific state cases, and urges readers to obtain official documents from the Republican National Committee for full facts.
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National Committee
National Republican Convention
Roosevelt
Catt
Dasaul
Turnndt
Roosevelt Munagers
Judaon CL Welliver
Munses
Washington Times
Welliver
Taft
Col Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Fruud
Indiana
Senate
Georgia
Michigan
California
Chicago
United States
Tveds
Ida
Republican National Committee
Auditorium Hotel
Roosevelt Credit Claim Calls Out Of Bounds
In a sharp critique, Roosevelt is accused of overstating his role in passing the pure food and drug law. The writer notes Congress nearly unanimously supported the measure and Garfield became interior secretary six months after the bill passed, challenging Roosevelt’s boast.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Kansas
Wiley
Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Interior
Uncle Remus Tale of the Donkey and Owl
The text recounts a Brer Rabbit style scene with Uncle Remus narration about a donkey, an owl, and a jackal, mixing dialect and animal antics. A speaker names Phil H. Brown. The scene ends with the donkey gloating and the owl and jackal reacting as the mule is identified by scent.
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Chile
Phil H. Brown
Truth in Policy Emphasized by Carrollton Record
The Carrollton Record asserts President Taft did not veto a general pension bill. It critiques those circulating contrary reports as ignorant or malicious, stressing truth in policy and business.
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Carrolton
Taft
Mistreated by Roosevelt described in Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Journal notes Taft and La Follette share a common grievance against Roosevelt as both claim to have been unfairly treated by the administration. The piece suggests a rare bond of sympathy born from political mistreatment and mutual disfavor toward the president.
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Roosevelt
Kansas City Journal
Taft
la Follette
Expect Taft's Election From the Kansas City Journal
The piece argues the 1912 campaign should yield the reelection of President William H. Taft, with no good reason for the conservative Republican to doubt success. It reflects optimistic outlook within Taft’s campaign discourse.
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Taft
Kansas City
William H. Taft
Year Voters and the Republican Record in Taft Era
A political exhortation urging first time voters to back the Republican party. It praises Lincoln to Taft, cites the party’s role in preserving the Union, freeing enslaved people, and building the Panama Canal, while attacking the Democrats as detrimental to progress and liberty. It argues the GOP’s past achievements guarantee a prosperous future.
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United States
Presiene Taft
Republica Party
Republican Party
Lincoln
Taft
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
China
Panama Canal
Democratic Party
Republicana
Horace Greeley
Repulicans Party
Trusts Back Roosevelt Third Term Effort Heavily Funded
A Leavenworth Times excerpt notes Harvester Trust director George W Perkins and Frank A Munsey of the Steel Trust each gave 15000 to the Roosevelt third term campaign. It claims these allies helped shield Roosevelts policy from justice action and frames their donations as support for Taft rivals and farm voters in 1912 style political clash.
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Roosevelt
Thirst Party
George W. Perkins
Harvester Trust
Frank A. Mutsey
Steel Trust
Perking
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Department of Justice
Perkins
White House
Taft
Frank A. Munsey
Tennessee Con and Iron Company
Colonel Roosevelt
Wilson Would Repeal All Protective Tariff Laws
A 1882 Woodrow Wilson address before the tariff board argues for free trade and revenue tariffs only. He contends protective duties hurt employment and capital, hinder commerce with England, and improperly isolate the nation.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Tariff Board
England
Garland
Wilson Speech Sparks Debate On True Stance
The editorial questions Dr. Wilson's campaign positions noting a shift from the preconvention image of a scholarly, fearless reformer to a polished political candidate. It laments his tolerance of diverse political elements and accuses him of pandering to voters while masking core beliefs that once defined him. The piece contrasts his current rhetoric with Bryan era critiques.
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Lke
Tammany
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Bryan
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