Knox Campaign Speech Frames Pennsylvania Choice
Senator Knox ties Roosevelt to Pennsylvania's campaign, arguing the key issue is support for the president and his reforms. He contrasts Republican and Democratic planks, praises the current legislature, and urges voting for Mayor Edwin S. Stuart for governor to continue progressive Republican reforms and state leadership.
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Pennsylvania
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Knox
White House
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Emery
Stuart
Lincolnites
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Democracy
Union
Theodore Roosevalt
Fittsburg
Delaware County
Edw in S Stuart cited as GOP governor nominee hope
Veteran editor Uarvents the power behind the Emery room. Coronut McClure campaigns for Thomas Valentine Cooper seeking legislative return. McClare labels Cooper red headed hopeful. McClare notes Emery as Democratic nominee by a factional win and Bryan’s anticipated national victory.
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A. J. McClure
Sa Ina
Valentine Cooper
Delaware County
Conlanel McClare
Media
Cooper
Gaveynor
Emery Dats
Winery
Pennsylvania
William J. Bryan
Emery
Swallow Strikes Back at Emry and Black Fusion Press
Dr Silas C Swallow known as the Fighting Parson attacks the Philadelphia newspaper combine over criticisms of Lewis Emery Jr Jere Black and other fusion figures He supported Homer J Castle the Prohibition nominee for governor and faced harsh editorial attacks from Wanamaker North American Philadelphia Record Evening Telegraph and related papers The clash centers on political endorsements and editorial bias in Pennsylvania news coverage
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Silas C. Swallow
Philadelphia
Lewis Emery, Jr
Jere Black
Pr. Swallow
Homer J. Castle
Dr. Swallow
Quaiker City
Pennsylvania
Wanamaker
Wanamaker North American
Philadelphia Record
Evening Telegraph
Press
Charles Emory Smith
Medmer
George W. Ochs
Democrat
New York Times
Emery Milions
Republican Party
Woman
Homer L. Castle
Emery
Castle
Dr Swallow sues Philadelphia press for criminal libel
A minister Silas C Swallow accuses Charles Emory Smith and the Press Publishing Company of malicious libel in Philadelphia. He filed two civil suits for 100000 dollars each after swearing out a warrant following a sensational record disclosure about Jere Black. The case highlights partisan press hostility and a wave of clerical sentiment against the Philadelphia newspaper combine.
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Black
Jere Black
Philadelphia Preas
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Dr. Swallow
Combine
Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
Maxwell Stevenson
The
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Pennsylvania
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Charles Hmory Smith
Emery
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