Union Labor Rejects Gompers Bryan Plea
Trade unions across the country denounce Samuel Gompers for backing Bryan, stating Democratic rule harms workers. Leaders from the United Mine Workers and other unions oppose the Democratic campaign and pledge to vote independently, with several local and national unions rebuking Gompers and Bryan's bid.
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Thia
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Taft Calls Tariff Schedules Reexamination For Fair Protection
Hon. Wh. F. Taft speaks in Kansas City about the Dingley Tariff's ten year mark. He argues schedules are uneven, some too high and some too low, necessitating a reexamination to place the tariff on a protective basis. He urges rates that protect against foreign competition while yielding fair profits for manufacturers farmers and business men, but avoid monopolies and excessive profits.
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Protective Tariff Prosperity Acknowledged By Sherman
The passage argues for protective tariffs based on experience, praising Sherman and the Dingley era. It contends tariffs should adjust to modern conditions to equalize production costs and ensure profits for all American interests, including workers and producers, while opposing revenue-only tariffs and free trade.
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National Poner Established By Republicans In 1900
In 1900 the Golf Standard was established by the Republican party despite Democratic opposition, a move praised for completing and perfecting its record regarding national and party honor in meeting known obligations. Sherman referenced.
Seven Good Reasons Opposing Bryan From The Omaha Bee
A condensed list rebuts Bryan’s nine paragraph argument by seven points. It argues estoppel on senatorial popular vote, campaign publicity, postal savings banks, currency laws, Speaker reform, cost of living, and tariff stance, contrasting Republican actions with Bryan’s positions. The piece frames Roosevelt era reforms and Republican moderation as counterpoints to Bryan’s claims.
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Taft Injunctions Endorsement by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt praises Judge Taft injunctions as a charter of liberty, arguing the principles laid down align with laws and practices of responsible labor organizations. He asserts the judge stands for rights of the people, contrasting with time-servers and corporate influence.
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Debtor Security and Bank Deposits Debate
A cautious finance note argues against deposit guaranty funds for banks, noting the small historical loss rate under national banking. It contends that absolute safety is incompatible with banking services and urges private insurance or selective risk control rather than broad state guarantees. It warns that universal guarantees would invite unsafe practices and harm prudent banks, stressing deposit safety depends on bank conduct and Oklahoma’s new law should prove robust under real crises.
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Oklahows
Bryan West Virginia stance on race and ballot rights
The National Mirror reports that Bryan's campaign is criticized for misplacing West Virginia as a state with fair chances to carry. West Virginia Democrats oppose amending the constitution to grant voting powers to Black citizens, and Bryan is accused of dodging the race question. The piece notes past Bryan remarks supporting Southern disfranchisement and questions whether his views have shifted.
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