Geneseo 1912 Republican Ticket and Local Tribute
The Geneseo Illinois item lists the 1912 Republican ticket with James Sherman as Vice President and other state and local offices. It also notes a granite shaft soon to mark the grave of Dr. Joseph Dawson of Wauconda, famed for refusing fees and giving to charity, and recalls Vermont’s incoming fall state election with party dynamics and candidates.
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Joseph Dawson
Wauconda
Lake County
Dawson
California
Tisdag
Vermont
Uanally
Allen M. Fletcher
Harlan B. Howie
St. Johnsbury
G.m.metzer
Magill Aligns With Republicans Despite New Party Noise
Senator Magill says he fought for the Republican nomination for the U S Senate within the party, accepted defeat, and will stand by the old party and its leaders. He opposes the new party, aligns with reform views, and backs La Follette’s stance as reported by the Galesburg Register.
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Magill
Jones
Merriam
United States
la Follette
Galesburg Register
Taft vetoes to curb riders in appropriation bills
The New York Tribune notes Taft's veto of an army and civil service riders in the latest appropriation bill. It argues such riders surreptitiously legislate and undermine merit rules while praising preservation of the commerce court and warning against spoilsman tactics. Cambridge Chautauqua runs August 27 to September 1. program elsewhere.
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Taft- Hag
General Wood
Xonetexe
Commerce Court
Congress
Taft
House
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
New York Tribune
Cambridge Chautauqua
Pantagraph backs Deneen amid Roosevelt split
The Bloomington Pantagraph defends Governor Deneen, argues Roosevelt forces seek his defeat for not joining a third party, and urges Republicans to honor his fair play and primary actions. The piece also critiques eight populists and traces party platform ideas to current reforms.
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Bloomington
Pantagraph
Central Illinois
Pfunk
Wnt
Deneen
Deak
Roosevelt
Illinois
What Is It Again The Cost Of Living
Wayne Nebraska talk in the Herald asks if current grumbling matches the hardships sixteen years ago. The writer contrasts past low wages and scarce jobs with present broader prosperity and marketable farm products at profitable prices, urging readers to question widespread muckraker claims.
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Wayne
Neb
Herald
Statewide dairy inspections under way by health board
Statewide inspection of dairies is under way by the state board of health with the next forty days expected to finish a complete inspection and expand service beyond prior efforts. The state is divided into six districts with an inspector in charge of each.
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Mlinots
Putnam County
Ohio
Continental
If this loss is large could I earn more elsewhere
The speaker weighs a financial choice asking whether leaving for a neighboring state to gain a larger income would outweigh the ties that bind them to their current location. The passage expresses a dilemma about potential gains versus personal commitments.
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Omaha
Peoples’ Party
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Lucas County
Toledo
Maumee Valley
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