Why Not Wilson Question Upsets Party Lines
A Chicago editorial argues for Governor Wilson as a presidential candidate, praising his honesty and efficiency. It urges Republicans to back a steady tariff revision, curb trusts, and favor a capable, constitution-respecting administration over Roosevelt, framing Wilson as the prudent choice for unity.
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Chicago
Pewapiper
Wilson
Rth
Sileon
New Jersey
Rooscvelt
Alverge
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic Ticket for State Officers and Officials
Fragmentary OCR lists Democratic candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and other state and local posts. Names include Tanner Cox Nichols Graves Drennan Hogan Miller Strode McKean Bamse Tobias Achott Crowded slate with multiple officials and a congressman-at-large candidate.
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Devernor
Tanner M. Cox
Hugh, L. Nichols
Chari
Graves
Audilon
Donarery
John Drennan
Timothy 8
Hogan
Tate Botnot
W. Miller Dairy and Pood
Strode
Frank, McKean
Board of Public Works
William Bamse
Tobias Achott
Ocongressman-At-Li
Rca Abchert
This District In Congress Editorial on Gard Hopeful
Eaton Democrat editorial supports Judge Warran Gard of Hamilton as a strong congressman promising continued high national representation for Ohio's Third district. The piece praises Gard as a brilliant lawyer jurist and eloquent speaker upholding ideal public actions and policies.
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Eaton
Warran Gard
Hamilton
Congress
Third
Ohio
Patat
Vallandighaw
Behenek
Campbell
Mex Mahon
Cox
Gard
Protection and wages debate in Roosvelt era labor talks
A dated, fragmented speech transcript discusses who benefits from protectionism and tariffs. It argues protection protects profits for capital while reducing living costs via lower prices, claiming labor wages are not safeguarded by tariff policy. Figures mentioned include Helbouren and Tauvrenos with comments on payroll and living costs.
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Zurtorigs
Salem
Boston
Maassachussetts
Roosevelt
Pithsburg
Jim
Tabor
Redecina
Dong Por
Iy Helbourn
Helbury Leather Company
Tauvrenos
Businessman's Opinion Of Panic Cry
A fragmented critique by a California businessman denounces panic rhetoric surrounding an election. He targets Democrats and prominent figures like Judy Walmaker and Wanamaker, arguing fear is used to sway voters and criticizing tariff policies and economic claims tied to Wilson-era policy.
Tariff Clash Marks Break in Public Morale
The text portrays rising discontent over living costs and wages tied to tariff policy. It cites three years, warnings of economic instability, and calls for overhaul by elected representatives. It contrasts Taft Roosevelt and Wilson as future leaders amid broad popular demand for tariff revision.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Garford Roast Roosevelts Critics in 1910 Debate
Elyrium Telegram publisher T R Garford ridicules Taft and praises Roosevelt while predicting possible reforms under four more years of Roosevelt. He cites government ownership of utilities and other reforms as likely outcomes, arguing voters choose the leader best able to achieve the greatest good.
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R. Garford
Garford
Roosevelt Pnd
Toft
Elyrium Telegram
Bac
Guélord
Taft
Ation
Cis
Cox
R. B. Brown
Gov. Wilson
Col. Roosevelt
Art
Wen
Wilson
Roosevelt
Roosevelt and steel trust ties spark political scandal
Fragmented notes recall alleged financial links between Roosevelt and steel interests. Mentions tax receipts, reimbursements, and a $48,000 flow to a political fund, with references to Perkins and major trusts. Details are unclear, but imply influence concerns surrounding Roosevelt era industry ties.
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George W. Perkins
The
Steel and Horvester Trusts
New York Lite
Roosev
West Elkton Notices Attend Jennie Roberts Funeral
West Elkton residents John Henry and Samuel Holiday and Mrs Webster Holiday traveled from Wilmington to attend the funeral of their sister Jennie Roberts. Others mentioned include Mr and Mrs Laur ante and Miss Margare Tolbert visiting family, Eliza Lantis seeking cancer treatment, and several local family movements and church events noted in Carlton and Cove land Elizabeth.
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Journal
West Elkton
John Henry
Samuel
Wilmington
Webster
Carlton
Jennie Roberts
Local social notes from Drewersburg and surrounding towns
Miss Gertrude Wrigah returns home after visiting relatives in Hamilton and Shandon. Mrs. James B. Loos and Edith spend Saturday in Harrison. Mrs. Nellie James and Martha visit Mrs. Lucy Jones and daughters. Mr and Mrs Wa Daniel and Gertrude Wright hosted by George Baker. Daily visitors include Mr. Cimberman of St Charles and Harry Creagmile from Hamilton. Journal want ads popular and effective.
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Gertrude Wrigah
Drewersburg
Win
Moenek
Chilaren
Hamilton
Mitses Tdn
Gertrude Beker
Shandon
James B. Loos
Edith
Harrison
Nellie James
Martha
Lucy Jones
Verle
Anty
Daniel
Mis
Gertrude Wright
George Baker
Wa. Cimberman
St. Charles
Wm. Joyce
Caleb Shuonson
Harricon
Wa. Carroll
Nellie
gGeorge Baker
Harry Creagmile
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Steel Trust
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Will Lamar
Camden
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