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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1908

Page

6

Limbermen Rally for Bryan in Tariff Debate

A North Carolina lumberman argues the tariff fails to protect cotton and lumber, noting Canada exports compete with second growth pine and that U.S. mills face higher local costs from the tariff. He urges Democrats to relieve trusts and support relief from protective duties affecting the lumber industry.

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W. J. Bevan Endorses Kitchin and Attacks Bryan’s Critics

In a North Carolina political tract, W. J. Bevan, favoring Kitchin for governor, lauds F M Simmons and denounces opposition to Kitchin while warning against Bryan and Overman. He argues for democracy, condemns bribery and private monopoly, and predicts Kitchin’s overwhelming win as a defense of the people’s rights.

F.M. Simmons State Committee Kitchin Bryan North Carolina Thir Tad Vocatya Mr. Craig Mr. Kitchin Mrr Craig Sr. Craig Mr Kitchin Charles Brantley Aycock Robert Broadnax Glenn Mr Bryan Mr. Bryan Zebince Jefferson T’s Lee S. Overman Senate Spencer Adams Columbus County Grand Jury Republican Webster Washington Lore Hie Nis Ding Demosthenes Greeze Macedon Artaxerxes

Votes for Bryan and Eachin slogan text

A fragment from a New York Sun opinion urging unity against Roosevelt. The piece references the campaign slogan Two, Votes for Bryan and Eachin. It discusses political arguments on the side of Republicans and cautions about excess and scandal affecting the presidency.

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Republicans Debate Bank Deposits Plan in 1908 Debate

The Charlotte Observer reports D A Tompkins of Charlotte endorsing Bryan's guaranteed bank deposits while criticizing Aldrich currency reforms. Prohibition and party lines are discussed, with Democrats and Republicans both cited on banking and monetary policy amid a broader view of the currency issue and its impact on depositors.

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