Tariff Has Not Helped Farmers Says Gardner in Maine Address
Senator Obadiah Gardner of Maine, a longtime farmer and National Grange member, argues the tariff harms farmers and urges support for Woodrow Wilson. He recalls his public service, explains farm costs, and claims Wilson offers needed leadership to defend rural interests and lower costs.
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People and the Currency Plan for merchants and farmers
Woodrow Wilson argues for a broad reform of banking and currency beyond bankers. He urges including merchants and farmers in designing an elastic, practical system that serves daily business needs, not just a bankers plan.
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Governors praise Wilson acceptance speech in varied quotes
A collection of endorsements from Democratic figures across the U S praising Governor Wilson s acceptance speech noting its clarity, conservatism, and appeal to business and progressive sentiment. Iowa pledge hints at electoral support while others call it a strong statesmanlike address.
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John W. Kern
Indiana
Democratic Party Spirit Speech Opens Campaign in Auburn
Governor Wilson delivers an inspiring Democratic campaign speech in Auburn highlighting honest leadership and justice for all. He praises the party's spirit as progressive and sane, calling for genuine reform rather than partisan show.
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Governor Wilson’s acceptance speech praised for unity and partnership
The SUN notes his equable tone and calls the speech a practical appeal to shared progress. The TIPES highlights a focus on partnership as a remedy for all, while the WORLD lauds the speech as clear, sane, and free of partisanship or invective.
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Ex Representative Lamb Praises Scalp Policy and Reform Plan
John E Lamb former Indiana representative argues speech is discreet and safe. He endorses Governor Witton's belief in the efficacy of the scalpel over the big stick. Lamb calls for trust busting, reform methods, and lower tax schedules likely to gain business and labor support.
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Governor Wilson Speech for Tariff Reform Endorsed by John A. Dix
John A. Dix lauds Governor Wilson speech accepting the nomination. He highlights tariff reform as essential and praises Wilson for a principled, nonpartisan message focused on freedom, justice, and progress. The review emphasizes clear, factual appeal to broad national needs.
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Senator Hoke Smith and Georgia’s Democratic stance cited
The speech lauds Governor Wilson and the party’s war for justice through lawful progress under the Constitution. With Smith’s election, the article says honest business should gain confidence and all citizens deserve a square deal from government.
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Prosperity and wealth under Republican leadership
The text critiques wealth concentration and corporate dominance, praising industry founders while warning of rising inequality. It references Woodrow Wilson’s speech on Democratic nomination, noting inflation and stagnant real earnings as prices rise faster than wages, and questions the value of vast wealth.
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Labor and the Rule of Right
A Weedrow H W speech accepting the Democratic nomination frames labor as the backbone of national progress. He argues laws must protect workers moral and physical well being and ensure fair hours, freedom, and safety for all, not favored classes, to unite the nation in common effort.
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Two Great Tasks in Willson Speech on Nation's Future
In his Democratic nomination acceptance, Woodrow Wilson outlines two main duties. First, reforming tariffs, trusts, banking, and currency to fit industry and labor needs. Second, protecting resources and keeping opportunity open, stressing conservation, waterways, mining, shipping, and safeguards for a thriving industrial nation.
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Louis D. Brandeis Endorses Wilson in Speech
Governor Wilson's acceptance speech is praised as a twentieth century statesman. It highlights his perception of societal evils and dangers to welfare, addresses business and social needs, and marks him as a courageous Democrat.
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Dubois County Fitt-class Long Distance Connection
A report notes the Dubois County fitt class long distance connection and service expansion in all directions, highlighting improved reach and broader network access across the region.
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Electric Bitters Prove Quick Aid for Stomach Ailments
A noisy old ad claims Electric Bitters restore appetite and strength after stomach trouble and kidney issues. Henry Tenn and T. D. Peebles report relief from several symptoms after trying six bottles, urging others to use this remedy at local druggists.
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