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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
1
Local edition outlines eligibility for Anderson county residents and both married and unmarried women. It defines cash only payments, coupon voting for advertising cents, and subscription rules. It specifies judges, piano display at Murdoch’s music store, and payout via subscriptions and ads with penalties for unclear terms.
JO McDILL'S MUSINGS celebrate anti boodling advances as politicians face reform. White in McClure's notes Roosevelt's post office graft probe, Bristow's duty, and Congressmen targeted. Kansas Burton and national leaders linked to corruption, urging clean administration and honest public service. Roosevelt praised. public demand for honest office holders grows.
The Labor Vote in Bryan’s platforms of 1896 and 1900 included a plank protesting government by injunction. The article argues laborers misread this as a political trick and now see the issue as a genuine stand against legal machinery used to enforce in justice. It notes the growth of injunctions since 1896 and calls for voters to align with the protest against this practice.
The editorial argues for stricter law enforcement and celebrates a shift to rule of law, criticizing perceived technicalities and unconstitutionals. It questions Roosevelt's praise and notes some Cuban postal thieves remain at large, with a call for accountability.
The Commoner criticizes Republicans and their flag rhetoric, arguing America should lower the flag in conflicts abroad including Mexico Cuba and Canada when keeping it aloft would betray American principles. It frames these remarks as evidence against Republican speakers and their unity.
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