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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1904
Page
1
A call invites entries for a piano valued at 550 dollars, often sold for 400, aiming to honor the county’s most popular lady. Plano residents are urged to enter a contestant, with directives to submit names quickly and participate in the scene.
Charles M. Schwab, in London with Clarence Jones, says as a Republican that Parker has strength and courage for gold standard positions. He notes Parker may not curb trusts and believes Roosevelt or a Parker victory would not trigger drastic policy changes, instead pointing to continued business improvement and prosperity.
The Nebraska Independent warns that forcing members to vote for a party nominee against their principles undermines free government. It argues conventions are dominated by a few, leaving delegates unable to change votes, and declares the demand for party regularity a dangerous threat to republican liberty.
Capt Loyd in New Rocnett New York on July 2 1964 thanks AGItator and asks for one more report then plans to announce actions with the People's party of Kansas. He mentions awaiting word from T E Watson of Georgia and extends support for the People's party nationwide.
If Henry Gasaway Davis stays true to his mid dle time he will take the stump for the Democratic ticket this fall, signaling active party campaigning and a potential rallying moment for supporters.
Mr. Bryan's Position S. E. RISER speaks to friends and countrymen urging trust in Parker. The speaker acknowledges flaws yet advocates electing him and calls for unity and spirited support, waving hats at the rally.
On the edge of the Black Forest Freiburg is described in a voice noting public ownership and municipal services. The piece highlights electric buses, city clocks, public dining rooms, municipal pawns shops, and a social welfare city framework that educates, houses, and buries its residents, portraying a thriving public system.
The Lawrence World notes a hundred million dollars in Kansas bank funds were not listed by assessors, stressing the need for a tax law that will operate. The paper argues people have waited long enough for effective taxation.
Albert Griffin writes from Topeka Kansas criticizing the St Louis convention and Democratic Party drift. He cites a Kansas turnout rebelling against Bryan and calls for Populist independence, urging readers to support Watson over Roosevelt and denouncing the money power in both major parties.
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