Geneseo Illinois 1912 Republican ticket roster and party view
The Geneseo Illinois 1912 Republican slate lists James S Sherman for vice president Charles S Deneen for governor James S McCullough for congress and many state offices including John G Oglesby secretary of state C J Doyle state treasurer Andrew Russell attorney general W M Stead J B Chipperfield and others. The Ottawa Republican questions Progressive support noting Roosevelt strength unlikely to win but could peel Republicans, aiding Wilson and Marshal.
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James 5.Sherman
Charles S Deneen
James S. “McCullough
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Calistan
Congress
Geo. W. Prince
Ams
John G. Oglesby
C. J. Doyle
Andrew Russel
Wm. H. Steadarenes
B. M. Chipperfield Wee
W. E. Mason
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PCR
M. Pervier
R—W.—Boxad
J. A. .Horberg
Ottawa
Roosevelt
Wilson
Marshal
A Call to Workers to Seek Facts in Election Promises
A column urges workers and taxpayers to weigh political promises against real gains and question change rhetoric. It praises current prosperity under the administration, contrasts unproven theories, and warns against chasing shadows as the 1912 election looms.
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Tara
Maine
California
Syuou Ts
United States
Taft
Republican National Committee
Chas. D. Hilles
Jas. B. Reynolds
Citizenship a Serious Matter
An editorial from the Richmond Times Dispatch urges readers in its September issue to treat citizenship as a duty. It argues that Citizenship should be used for the common good to free others from servitude and oppression and to elevate society through worthy ideals.
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Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Union
Civic duty and ballot use for the common welfare
The text declares a citizen must honor city state and nation by living rightly and doing good. Citizenship is a trust to be discharged for the common welfare. A ballot should benefit mankind rather than individuals and reflect service over self.
Deneen drums for party cleansing amid jackpot row
Governor Charles S. Deneen in Mt. Vernon condemns Judge Dunne for focusing on the bi-partisan jackpot while urging cleansing of his own party. He cites the bi-partisan coalition of 26 Republicans and 59 Democrats that formed the jackpot to unseat him and asserts Republicans aided by Dunne blocked reform.
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Charles S. Deneen
Mt. Vernon
Dunne
Khoter
Judge Dunne
General Assembly
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Senate
Eaua Bnest
Sania
Republican—party
Judgé Dunne
Judes Dunne
Lorimer
Republi
Emrich Finds Western Support for Prince and Tariff View
Henry Emrich returns from the West noting strong Republican sentiment in the east and broad support for Congressman Prince among soldiers who praise his fair treatment. He observes Pennsylvania railroads and factories as a market for Western farmers and urges tariff protection to sustain workers wages and purchasing power.
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Galesburg Register
Henry Emrich
Navy
Congressman Prince
Prince
Boys In Blue
Galesburg
Mr. Prince
Fifteenth
Emrich
Army
Muo
Pennsylvania
Great West
Republican Register
America
Tariff debate and colored vote influence in progressive era politics
The passage discusses tariff policy and its alleged limited benefit for workers, arguing a scholastic view differs from practical governance. It notes the African American vote could impact November outcomes, citing varying state margins and the potential swing in states like Massachusetts Maryland Ohio and Indiana. It mentions the Rockford Register and a Carl’s separator before purchase.
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Penngy
Vania
Massachusetts
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana-and
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Noble County
Indiana
Lighnier
Payne
Kosciusko County
Pierceton
Ridinger Lake
Ae Saas
Straus
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Straus Bros Company
G. E. Kimmel
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Ligonier, Indiana
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