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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
4
Beneseo Republic Fu will publish titles including Lieberkuecht and Geneos editorials under the Geneso and Tet Margh imprints. The announcement lists publishers and associated imprint names in a catalog-like note.
President Taft spoke before the Massachusetts General Court in Boston advocating preferential primaries with safeguards and notice. He emphasized "Let the people rule" and commented on recall of the judiciary and judicial decisions during the address.
The president warns against reckless appeals to bias or corruption that threaten stable government. He discusses the presidential primary law for selecting delegates and stresses safeguards on voter eligibility and ballot integrity to prevent fraud and ensure honest counting.
GEO W PRINCE seeks the Republican nomination in the 15th Congressional District with primaries on April 9. Over 8,000 voters signed his petitions. He is listed second on the ticket under the heading For Congressman.
Fragmentary note warns against judging others for faults and urges self-examination before criticizing. It recalls the proverb about houses of glass and the need to start at home when addressing sin and wrongdoing.
A reflective verse urges patience before judging others. It warns that slander harms the ignorant and points to personal faults as a reason to refrain from criticizing friends or foes. The speaker suggests focusing on self-improvement rather than fault finding.
The author recalls how the country runs smoothly after inaugurations and elections. They warn against doom day prophecies from spellbinders and praise patience and temper in government, urging continued hopeful minds despite campaigns.
Knoxville voters are urged to support G W Prince as he continues his duties in Washington amid a campaign. The piece argues for voting based on the man rather than political endorsements and reflects on the shift from reliance on prominent citizens to individual voters under the Australian ballot law.
A wave of sentiment supports Senator Hugh S Magill in the race for United States senator as Progressive Republicans claim new momentum. Major newspapers statewide have endorsed Magill and praised his standings, turning the contest in his favor amid a crowded four way race.
In Knox County and Galesburg it is argued that Congressman Prince, despite a weak last election, proved strength and earns backing for re nomination. Supporters cite his record on the military committee and local GOP sentiment as reason the district will vote Republican in the coming primaries.
Lawrence Sherman republican candidate for United States senator spoke at Dixon about voting for the Allen bill while a state legislator. He described the repeal effort as a corrective move and urged supporters, noting his subsequent re-election amid controversy over the law. He cited a circulated circular by Dr CG Hopkins and mentioned the Washington meeting of the American Academy for the Advancement of Bolen.
Illinois road issues are lampooned in a humorous poem by T B Hanna secretary of the Peoria Retail Merchants Association. The verses urge better drag and drainage to dry muddy roads and keep Illinois highways passable.
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