Republican leaders duel with Roosevelt over key reform legislation
Indiana report details a partisan clash in Washington March 26 as President Roosevelt seeks amendments to the Sherman act and labor rights measures while Republican leaders led by Speaker Cannon resist concessions to labor. It notes potential party splits, the influence of organized labor, possible convention dynamics, and questions about Standard Oil fines and Supreme Court rulings.
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Senate Slams White House Conferences on Economy Plans
Senator Bacon argues the President intends to rule Congress to pass a White House mapped measure while Republicans voice concern over executive dictation. Tillman presses if meetings with industry leaders aimed to secure nomination, Bacon noncommittal, reflecting GOP unease about executive overreach.
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Revolt Against Socialism in England Politics
The Liberal Party joined with Socialists at the last election but now resists radical legislation. Conservatives may back the government against a bill to fund work for the unemployed and set up state workshops paying trade union wages. The piece warns U S parties to resist socialist reforms and criticizes tariff grafts under the guise of nonpartisan methods.
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England
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Blind Senator Gore Defies Odds In Oklahoma Victory
The article profiles Thomas Pryor Gore, the blind new United States Senator from Oklahoma, detailing his early accident, schooling, rapid rise in politics, and famed oratorical power. It highlights a dramatic Senate debut against challenger Money Core and predicts a notable career ahead.
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Primary Election Notice for Indiana County 1908
Saturday April 11 1908 delegates to National and State conventions elected for each party names of offices to be filled at primary elections including representative in Congress state senator and assembly sheriffs treasurer provost notary three commissioners three auditors one Republican Democratic and Prohibition committee member per precinct county officers listed W L Neal GL Shatter Cyrus Stouffer G W Earl clerk listed with county commissioners.
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General Assembly
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Democratic Committee
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Shatter
Cyrus Stouffer
Earl
Thrice-A-Week World promotional offer announced
The Thrice-A-Week World announces its 1907 expansion with broader coverage and impartial political news. It promotes its reduced price and combined deal with the Democrat, offering 156 issues per year for one dollar and a bundled annual rate of 1.65 dollars.
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