Old Fashioned Democratic Rallies Energize Fort Wayne Voters
Two Fort Wayne rallies in the Ninth and Fourth Ward clubs drew 701 to 800 people as hickory poles rose and speakers like Judge A. K. Urwin and Allen Gandy addressed the crowd. The events, described as traditional and spirited, aimed to spark campaign enthusiasm among young and old voters alike.
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Rally at the Rink Prominent Kansas City Speaker Heads Reception
The Democratic ward clubs prepare a formal escort for Temes Reid mayor of Kansas City famed for anti graft activism. He will speak at the Princess rink with a Wayne Hotel reception beforehand and a marching escort to the rink led by Judge Allen Zoldar at 7:30 PM. Reid’s national reputation as a reformer accompanies his Fort Wayne and Prince era tours.
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Noniceville
Cline
Allen Zollone
Reid
Temes Reid
Kanaag City
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Princess Rink
Wil ‘Feyéning
Tinto
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Marchine
Newt
Heir
Oni Yrocged
Wayne Hotel
Peles Rink
Orarching
Wayne Litel
Calhoun Street
Calhoun
Berry
Weet
Fulton
Veeth
Filton
Allen Zoldara
West
Governor Folk
Fort Wayne
Europe
Roosevelt’s reply to Bryan over Haskell and oil ties
President Roosevelt issued a reply to William J. Bryan regarding charges that Governor Haskell, Oklahoma official, and Standard Oil links influenced state politics. He dismissed Ohio bribery claims, noted Oklahoma legal actions show corporate control, and criticized Haskell’s fitness and conduct as unworthy of public trust.
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Roosevelt
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White House
William J. Bryan
W. R Hearst
Haskell
Democratic
Standard Oil
Ohio
Okahoma
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Haskil
Civernor Haskell
Rosevelt
Prairie State Oil and Gas Company
Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Company
Taft
Foraker
Haskall
Oenhema
President Roosevelt Replies To Bryan Telegram
The White House Washington September telegram from President Roosevelt to Bryan is described as a reply regarding charges and actions by Governor Blaskeil. The note indicates the message continues on another page.
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Weather Wastington Forecast From Sept 23
Sept 23 weather report for Fareeast Ohio and dadlana Parly bus Thursday through Friday shows fair to showery conditions with varying winds. Lower Mtenigan Parity anticipates Thursday Friday rain and strong gusts. Milwaukee area and nearby regions expect cloudy skies with showers Thursday night or Friday and winds shifting.
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Fareeast
Ohio
Dadlana
Monnett Reveals Haskell Bribe Fund Details
Former Oklahoma attorney general Frank S. Monnett discusses alleged $400,000 Standard Oil bribe fund against Governor Charles N. Haskell. He asserts evidence would show if a grand jury would hear it and says Haskell sought to clear himself but was subpoenaed in the hearing. Monnett claims involvement of Frank Rockefeller Ford B. Squires and Charles Haskell.
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Charles BR. Squires
Frank S. Monnett
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Willon J. Bryan
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Standard Oil Company
Haskell
Monnett
Oklahoma
Biethal
Moonett
Sauires
Frank ‘Rockefeller
Ford B. Squires
Charles
New York
T. Monnett
W. C. Heckell
Washington
Hare Fuead
Mr. Bennett
Fenefit
Squires
Cleveland
Charles B. Saylies
Follaer Attarres
Frank
Monnete
Charles N. Haskell
Onlo
New York City
Bryan and Taft Clash Over Labor Inunctions in Ohio
In Columbus crowds of about 20 000 heard William J Bryan accuse Taft of withholding relief in labor disputes and demand restraint from federal action while Taft in Chicago defended his record on union decisions and rallied supporters. The day featured dueling campaigns as both candidates pressed claims of protecting workers and upholding law.
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Wiliam J. Bryan
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Eimile
Bryans
Hickforns
Welch
Bryah
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John J. Lentz
Othera
Ta Syne
Temacks
Aia
Bryan Takeh
Fon
Flatkel
Toring
Demnc
Spilor Tal
Chicago
Wahilan
Republicad Casdimate
Union Inter
Hhim
Sussalina
Think House Will Kill It Measure Heads to Lower House
Indianapolis dispatch describes a dramatic legislative clash as the county local option bill moves to the House. Democrats show no fear, Republicans sustain opposition, and the outcome hinges on a volatile lower chamber tomorrow in a battle unseen in years. The vast stage in the Senate yesterday sets the tone for a likely hot vote and uncertain result.
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Journal Gazette
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Senate
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Three Republicans Among Parents Vote Against Township Measure
Three Republican parents oppose the bill framed to nullify the township and ward option while Democrats align with platform declarations and vote against the measure.
Indiana House Delays Local Option Bill Amid Conference
In Indianapolis Indiana the local option bill faced indefinite postponement after a conference report recommended delaying action. Key figures Gurton Green Walter Hotel and Thomas Honan were involved with differing views. Several Democratic representatives were absent leaving the vote in question and signaling continued debate into the next session.
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Hs Howe
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la Miami
Walter Hotel
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Sliath
Thomas Honan
Jack
Harry
Downbey
Shelby
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Crawford
White
Johnson
Pierson
Sicke
Buyrie
Hosteller
Putuam
Hostetter BS
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