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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1908

Page

3

Taft Favored by Indiana Bankers in Presidential Debate

Cashier Te Re Daugherty of First National Bank Indiana Pa and J A Keingensmith cashier Farmers Bank Indiana Pa endorse Taft. They argue Bryan’s federal deposit insurance plan risks bank wrecks and say Taft offers conservative, stable leadership to restore business confidence and growth.

Re Daugherty First National Bank Indiana Taft Bryan Bremere J. A. Keingensmith Farmers Bank Indiana

County Republicans Endorse Taft in Local Letters

County Republicans and business leaders publish letters endorsing Taft for president, outlining protection for workers, economic growth, and continued island policy. Local officials and merchants from Armagh, Indiana, Huff, Elders Ridge, and Hamill argue Bryan would bring uncertainty, while Taft’s record as a doer and pro-business stance is praised.

Republican Praise from West Lebanon Leader Taft Endorsement

The message from Robert M. Wilson of Savinga & Trust Co. Indiana Pa. urges sticking with the Republican party and Taft for president. He argues the party offers experience integrity and proven policies that will restore confidence and resume business activity. He cautions against Bryan experiments and favors continued Republican governance.

Ghroge Lebanon Bryan Robert M. Wilson Savinga & Trust Co Indiana Republican Party Myla Yaar William H. Taft

Republican Voters urged to rally for big Taft victory in Indiana County

To the Republican Voters of Indiana County the message stresses a short energetic campaign free of discord and a hope for the largest county vote in history. It cites over 9000 enrolled Republicans and 1000 doubtful voters, urging every supporter to mobilize and ensure turnout on November 3rd for Taft and Sherman.

Mer Elders Ridge Creamery Co Elders Ridge Teddy Indiana County

Election message from Wilsdale justice of the peace

Justice of the Peace 7.D. Spicher from Wilsdale Pa declares that electing a Republican president will lift business. He credits the Republican rule with the best government the world has known and says its success will aid manufacturers farmers and laborers with investment and activity free from fear.

D. Spicher Justice of the Peace Uvertaker Wilsdale Republican Party Ita

Taft election urged to restore business confidence

Indiana merchant D. M. Caldwell urges Taft’s victory, says it will reassure business interests, speed stalled projects, and align with Roosevelt principles to prevent further financial unease. Caldwell believes Taft will implement current administration policies and support large national projects.

D. M. Caldwell Indiana Taft Roosevelt

Judge William H. Tait is the sound choice for President

A reader praises Judge William H. Tait as embodying all requisite qualifications for the presidency. He is described as sound on currency tariff and labor issues, with a record of reliable public service, suggesting he would satisfy all classes.

William H. Tait United States

Cramer Praises Taft and Republican Policy in Voter Note

The speaker, T. W. Cramer of Cramer Pa, extols Republican policies as making the country great and prosperous under Taft. He claims Taft is a leading American and faultless in his public life, arguing the Republican party should win this year to avoid free trade and Bryan.

J. J. Hutchinson Farmer Armagh Republican Party Panama Canal Sam A. Bell Indiana Penna Taft Bryan Cuba Philippines G. W. Clawson Huff, Pa T. W. Cramer Cramer

Taft and Roosevelt ally appeal from Plumville voter

Hon Noah Seanor of Plumville Pa urges electing Taft as Roosevelt’s chief counsellor and defender of Republican policy. He claims Taft stands for protection and a square deal benefiting farmers laborers and business men, warning Bryan would bring depression after the Democratic administration.

Noah Seanor Plumville Tatt Roosevelt Taft Bryan

Republican Party Endorses Government Form and Workers’ Wages

Dr. W. F. McHenry says Republicans shaped government to protect business and reward labor with a higher wage than in any nation, praising prepared candidates to advance national interests while warning that Bryan’s victory could unsettle the country’s confidence.

WR. F. McHenry Hailwood Republican Party Democratic Party Bryan

Political endorsement from Prof IT W Far at Kiskiminitas Springs

The speaker from Kiskiminitas Springs School Saltshore, Pa argues that the Republican ticket deserves election due to the head candidate's integrity and administrative ability. He notes no serious criticisms from opponents and praises pledges of equal justice as a guarantee of fair governance.

IT. W. Far Kiskiminitas Springs Saltshore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Haltace Thomas J. M. Marshall TM. Kurtz Punxsutawne State Senate J. N. Langham Congress M. C. Watson J. Calleasure Green Township James S. Hammers R. J. Hood West Wheatfield Township D,t. Niel BANKS John S. Fisher Literary Bureau Republican County Committee Thomas Dugan Dugan Glass Company A. S. Cunningham Reagan M. Hamile Hamill Corsign Lands M. Guthrog Coal and Lumber Coxeymar- Foniye Washingon Sherman John 8. Fisher W. Ki. Toughby Taglana
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