Read Them Out of the Republican Party Insurgents
Insurgents within the Republican Party are portrayed as progressives who challenge party leaders, seek Roosevelt policies, and push for reform. The piece argues the insurgents represent the people of the middle west and much of the nation, urging action against anti Roosevelt forces.
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Republican Party
Washington
Edmund Burke
Conciliation of America
Republican Organization of Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Dolliver and Cummins
Great Middle West
Congress
West
Taft
Middle West
Cannon
Aldrich
Aldrich and
Mr. Beveridge
Jome
Aldrich-Cannon
Indiana
Aldrichiem
Cannonism
Baltimore News
Publicanism and insurgents reshape Indiana politics
A ideological clash within the Republican Party is discussed with emphasis on insurgents from reliable Republican states, Roosevelt policy support, and potential clashes with the administration. The piece notes Indiana conventions endorsing cost of living concerns, Payne tariff issues, and hints at Democratic rivalries and internal party dynamics.
Banishing the Masher at the Library Corner
Police patrols at the library corner break up professional masher picketing. The article urges penalties for street mashers, arguing libertines threaten public morals and women’s safety. It favors fines and stiff jail terms and calls for civic house-cleaning.
Editorial Afterthoughts Vindication in Pirates Reference and Party Aid Call
The piece echoes a columnist note on labels for Pittsburgers as pirates and urges Democrats to aid their party. It mentions Ohio farmers using stoves to save peaches and the plum tree risk for Republicans. It notes House conferees resisting Uncle Joe and questions Ballinger probe effects.
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Tom Marshall
Ohio
Uncle Joe
Fragmented quotes from era political ads and editorials
The fragmentary OCR cites various era lines from multiple newspapers including Ohio State Journal Houston Post Pittsburg Gazette Charleston News and Courier Philadelphia Times and a line about Col Roosevelt stirring animals. It presents political rhetoric and public concerns about tariffs elections prices and government.
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Col. Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Unusual Distinction for Col Roosevelt Abroad
Colonel Roosevelt receives an honor seldom accorded to anyone outside royalty while abroad, a distinction shared with J. Pierpont Morgan as reported by the Atlanta Journal.
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Col. Roosevelt
J. Pierpont “Morgan
Atlanta Journal
Indiana Insurgency Shapes National GOP Debate
The Indiana Republican convention sharply criticized the Taft alignment with anti reform forces and denounced the Payne Aldrich tariff. Beveridge’s speech drew applause as it outlined flaws in the tariff while Indiana’s stance signals a broader insurgent mood across Ohio Illinois Wisconsin and elsewhere. The Times notes the convention’s eye opening impact on national politics and the potential reshaping of midwestern party dynamics.
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Indiana
Taft
Republican Party
Beveridge
Grand Rapids Press
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Cummins
la Follette
Cannons
Aldriches
Ballingers
Guggenheimers
Dayton Journal
Washington
Senate
House
Senator Beveridge
Tudianapoliis
Middle West
Congress
D. C
Times
Indiana Insurgent Realigns Politics Says Indiana Goes the Union
A Philadelphia North American editorial argues that Indiana's Republican platform and election results show insurgent intelligence and a demand for party reform. It asserts Indiana as a bellwether, noting Beveridge’s leadership and warning Washington against underestimating the state’s influence on national outcomes.
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Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Union
Washington
Beveridge
Philadelphia
Just a Minute and Quiet Bridges of Indiana Readers
A fragmentary column mixes social observations and light humor about bridge players and local life. It hints at neglect of a game by a woman due to family duties and references Indiana readers’ supposed lack of literary exposure. A playful note about an airship painter and a pessimistic view on optimism concludes the brief scene.
Quarrel-Upgraded Dinner Plan Sparks Hidden Dinner
A witty exchange reveals a plan to dine at a private house tonight to spite a spouse. One man asks Jones to join, promising no wife present to avoid her expectations. The other agrees, noting they had a morning quarrel and aim to provoke her reaction.
Farmer disguise and ark question stump Bliggins
A fastidious friend questions muddy boots as Mr Bliggins declares he disguises himself as a farmer to seem prosperous. A quirky dialogue follows with odd references to an ark and two suffragettes, ending with a comic misdirection.
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Mr. Bliggins
Sunday Sermon Report At US RRL EF
Knicker says a sermon was heard Sunday at US RRL EF. Henpeck hesitates naming his wife as the preacher. The brief exchange records a humorous take on the preaching event.
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Herpeck
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