Indiana Democrat FRANKLIN SANSOM, Editor
Franklin Sansom named editor of Indiana Democrat with role to steer party coverage and local news, amid subscription and mailing details for annual rate and post office classification in Indiana.
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End of the Contest ends a murky election dispute
The Cambria Tribune recounts the abrupt end of a contested election. It details alleged schemes, negotiations, and the decision to drop the case, with claims of partisan maneuvering and pressure within the county and state politics surrounding Judge Barker and O Conner.
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Stamping Out Contention Over Schley Miles Case
The President declares a aim to stamp out agitation over the Schley case and Miles reprisal. Critics say the move fuels the dispute, risking free thought and dignity of service members. Roosevelt begins with an official document criticizing Gen Miles.
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No Right to Express an Opinion Angers U.S. Leaders
A public dispute over free speech erupts as critics condemn attempts to silence opinion in government. The piece contrasts German imperial arrogance with American beliefs that presidents must not substitute personal will for the people's will. It argues that officials cannot stamp out popular sentiment or justice.
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Commoner Voices on Trusts and Reform in 1900s US
The Commoner comments on Roosevelt, Cuba, the navy, and government reform. It questions Miles recanting, mockingly notes Nordica seeks $3 million, critiques the debt and coinage stance, and ridicules Taft and the Philippine treasury’s profits while condemning trust power and political delay.
Constitution Sets Calico Fades in Court Tale
A story contrasts a court’s manipulation of the constitution with a calico shopper. A clerk tells a customer the dye will fade, but the proprietor rebukes that view, saying the calico will not fade. The quip implies the constitution fades when the court wills it.
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