Democratic Rhetoric on Roosevelt and Primary Scramble
The piece argues against mixing religion and politics, defends Democrats as close to true Christians, and criticizes Roosevelt coverage in the New York Tribune. It notes Republican nominating fights over brewery influence, favors Hughes for likeness to Wilson, and urges Democrats to withhold actions before August 1 to protect a Democratic ticket.
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Roosevelt
New York Tribune
The
Tribune
Wall Street
Bethlehem Steel Ads Oppose Government Armor Plant
The Bethlehem Steel Company spends heavily on newspaper ads listing a dozen arguments against a proposed Government armor-plate factory. The Trust argues it needs the money and opposes Wilson and the Democratic party, while claiming to serve the people.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Steel Trust
Wilson
Democratic Party
Missouri Governor Race Aide Suspicions Spark Debate
John Swanger, a Republican gubernatorial hopeful, faces skepticism over alleged influence on Anti-Saloon League officers. Rumor says Hadley will nominate Hughes, recalling Hadley's past Roosevelt endorsement and its consequences in Missouri politics.
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John Swanger
Anti-Saloon League
Missouri
Republicans Split Over Taft and Roosevelt Principles
The passage asserts the Republicans cannot unite behind Taft or Roosevelt, suggesting any reunion would rest on a complete absence of guiding principles.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Postal Savings Act expands deposits under Wilson plan
President Wilson approves an amendment raising the postal savings limit to 381,000 with interest paid. The former 500 cap is removed and monthly deposit limits are abolished. The reform aims to ease public and official burden and meets growing demand for postal savings services, backed by Postmaster General Burleson and Third Assistant Dockery. Lewis Brooks and family visited the Swearingen home from Steele in a Dodge. O F Kassel and Vick Sigler traveled to Caruthersville for business.
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Wilson
Uncle Samm
Burleson
Dockery
Roosevelt referenced as Billy Sunday of politics by Jones
The article notes Reverend Jenkin Lloyd Jones calling Theodore Roosevelt the Billy Sunday of American politics while labeling William Jennings Bryan as unable to defeat Wilson. It discusses the tense lines between religious and political leaders and the public’s mass appeal, hinting at the 1912 era dynamics.
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Billy Sunday
Theodore Roosevelt
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Roosevelt
Billy
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt and Taft Warmth in Council at Chicago Convention
The piece notes limited signs of Taft and Roosevelt joining forces at the Chicago convention though their relation remains cautious. It contrasts Roosevelt’s prior preparedness advocacy as president with his current speaking role, implying he now must push the theme anew.
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Root
Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
The
United States
Woodrow Wilson Predicted Victory in November Vote
A historical snippet predicts Woodrow Wilson will win in November under a rule that nothing succeeds like success, implying strong campaign momentum and public support for the incumbent during the period.
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Woodrow Wilson
County assessors tour county and local resident buys auto
Deputy Collector H. V. Litzel felner and Assessor Parker Kersey of Caruthersville traveled through the city Monday afternoon on their way home after spending the day in the northern part of the county assessing merchants and bonds. Mrs. W. P. Meatte bought a new Maxwell automobile last Saturday and is learning to drive it.
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H. V. Litzelfelner
Parker Kersey
Caruthersville
W. P. Meatte
Maxwell
Card of Thanks from Sallie Chism for Beulah’s afflictions
A Christian mother, Sallie Chism, thanks the people of Hayti for their kindness during her hours of trouble and Beulah’s afflictions. She prays God’s richest blessings rest on each reader.
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Hayti
Beulah
Dodson's Liver Tone Offers Harmless Calomel Alternative
Dodson's Liver Tone marketed as a safe, vegetable remedy to replace calomel for biliousness and constipation. The ad claims calomel is mercury, causes bone necrosis and salivation, while Tone is non-gripe, stomach friendly, and guaranteed to improve liver function and general health. It emphasizes a money back guarantee and family use, including children.
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Dodson
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