St John at large congressman urged by Populists
The Kansas City Appeal to Reason item endorses ex Governor St John for congressman at large and floats a ticket pairing St John with Senator Edwin Taylor for the Second district. It argues Populists can win in Kansas with these candidates and cites allied editorials on reform and party disintegration amid a June 1896 political backdrop.
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Republican National Committee
Associated Press
J. A. Wayland
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Reason
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Republican House
Tom Watson
People's Party
A Broad Gauge Reformer in a Prohibition Paper
A New Republic writer in Lincoln Neb argues reform aims trump party lines voting for Bryan, denounces gold hoarding and treasury raids, warns of revolutionary storms, and notes populist and socialist leanings across California and national press. It cites figures, parties, and calls for government railroads and reform movements.
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The Mormon Industrial System Examined
An examination of Brigham Young’s Utah irrigation and land policy highlights private land ownership, nonmortgaged Mormon farms, and communal wealth sharing. The system aims for self sufficiency with twenty acres often producing most meals while ensuring old age provision.
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Emigration Canyon
United States
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Wilford Woodruf
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