Gardner Endorses Woodrow Wilson for Farmers Support
Senator Obadiah Gardner of Maine, a lifelong farmer and Grange leader, argues farmers should back Woodrow Wilson. He cites Wilsons education, practical judgment, and sympathy for rural life, urging voters to elect Wilson to preserve popular government and agricultural interests.
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People and the Currency Reform Plan
Excerpt from Woodrow Wilson's Democratic nomination acceptance speech argues for a broad reform of banking and currency laws. He says bankers alone cannot shape policy and urges a merchants and farmers plan that is flexible for daily business needs.
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Governors and officials praise Wilson speech in mixed reactions
Prominent leaders from multiple states hail Governor Wilson's acceptance address as admirable and on target for Democratic aims. Senators Kern and Foss endorse its clarity and nation wide appeal, while Governor Mann calls it wise and prophetic. Iowa factor hints at electoral support for the Democratic nominee.
Democratic tone frames Osborne as campaign voice for reform
Governor Wilson's speech is praised as fitting the occasion and the man. It portrays the Democratic leaders as progressive yet sober, calling for honest and just work for all, marking an inspired campaign opening.
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Wilsons steady tone praised as a remedy for national partnership
The New York Sun and Times hail Governor Wilson as moderate and practical, urging repair over destruction and highlighting his focus on partnership between government and privilege. The New York World calls his address the clearest high public purpose in a generation, free of passion and demagogy.
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John L. Lamb Endorses Wilson Tariff Reform Vision
Former Indiana representative John L. Lamb lauds Governor Wilson for prudent speech and effective trust tarff analysis. He predicts Wilson’s tariff reduction proposals will gain support from business leaders and workers alike.
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Governor Wilson Speech Praised as Campaign Document
Champ Clark comments on Governor Wilson's acceptance speech, predicting it will rank highly in the year’s political output. He notes its pleasant reading, clear philosophy, courteous tone, and potential to win friends and ease opposition.
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Governor Wilson Speech Praised for Tariff Reform Vision
A New York governor lauds Governor Wilson's speech calling for immediate tariff downwards revision. The message emphasizes principled governance, reformist aims, and restoring public control of government and economic life. It portrays Wilson as advancing freedom, justice, and progress.
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Hoke Smith Praises Wilson Speech for Democracy Progress
Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia hails Governor Wilsons acceptance speech as a superb statement of democratic aims and a path to justice through law under the Constitution. He adds that Wilsons election will boost confidence in honest business and encourage those seeking a square deal.
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John F Fitzgerald Praises Wilson in Endorsement
John F Fitzgerald of Boston says Governor Wilson’s acceptance shows a man who speaks plainly to the people and asks cross party support to rectify current wrongs without disrupting legitimate interests. He predicts a decisive Wilson victory in November.
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Prosperity and inequality in Wilson's speech century
The speech argues wealth concentrated under a few powerful groups drives prosperity for the nation, while many workers face rising prices and stagnant purchasing power as wages lag behind. It notes industries and leaders have built vast wealth, but living standards drift lower for the many.
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Labor and the Rule of Right
A summarized excerpt from Woodrow Wilson's Democratic nomination acceptance speech. It argues that protecting workers and improving their conditions serves the whole nation, not a class, and frames labor reform as inclusion in shared right action. The speaker promises to act in the interest of all citizens.
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Two Great Things To Do In Policy And Trade
Woodrow Wilson in accepting the Democratic nomination states two great duties: first to establish justice in tariff trust regulation banking and currency laws labor relations and Philippine governance. second to protect people and resources expand opportunity through conservation development and infrastructure including forests water power mines waterways merchant marine and transport safeguards.
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Brandeis as Democratic Leader Highlighted by Progressives
An editorial praises Louis D. Brandeis of Boston as a twentieth century statesman whose keen perception exposes the people's evils and the dangers to welfare. It commends his vision to remove those evils and avert danger, noting his grasp of business and social needs and his true Democratic registration and courage. Progressives see him as a worthy beacon.
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Local Ad Notices Seek Brief Listings In St Meinrad Area
No charge for items under the head. Ads limited to five lines with signatory. Call on Mike Altmann in St Meinrad for details. Rentals offer include a brick anta frame house on two lots with trees and out-buildings. inquire at The News in Ferdinand Indiana.
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Dubois County Telephone Co Offers Long Distance Service
Thes Dubois County Telephone Co advertises first class long distance connections and service across all directions within Dubois County offering reliable communication options for residents and businesses.
Flying Men Restore vigor with Electric Bitters claim
Tennessee man T. Ty Peebles reports six bottles of Electric Bitters improved his stomach liver and kidney troubles and restored appetite appetite and energy. The ad claims the remedy helps everyone from the first dose and sells for 350 cents at all druggists.
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