Taft praised for Christian leadership at All Souls Church
Sermon by Rev Dr John Wesley Hill, president of the International Peace Forum, eulogizes President Taft. Hill praises Taft’s religious basis, charity, law and order, and world peace efforts, noting his Unitarian faith and devotion to Christian civilization.
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Campaign rally boosts Deneen and Dunne choice in Illinois
Governor Deneen’s campaign shows a brighter outlook as Garrett DeF. Kinney cites direct primary nominations and a square deal for Republicans. Frank Funk is positioned as a vote for Edward F. Dunne, with southern Illinois voters noting the contrast. The drive aims to push a decisive choice between Deneen and Dunne ahead of the final wind-up. A separate note highlights a Raleigh man praising Electric Bitters for stomach and kidney relief.
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Republican’ State Central Committee
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What Happens If No Presidential Majority Is Reached
The piece explains that if no candidate wins a majority of electoral votes, the House of Representatives selects the president from the top three candidates. Each state delegation casts one vote, with 24 Republican and 22 Democratic delegations, risking deadlock. If no president is chosen by March 4, 1913, the vice presidency may be filled, and the Senate would elect the VP from the top two candidates.
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Taft era issues gleam through partisan squabbles
President Taft outlines two main issues for Americans: sustaining constitutional government with an independent judiciary and preserving the economic prosperity of his administration. The piece cites Senator Borah’s defense of staying in the Republican party amid reform debates and notes contrasting views from Roosevelt and Bryan during a Bull Moose event.
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