Big Business Controls Taft Say Progressive Bristow
Senator Bristow of Kansas argues Taft administration aligns with big business and supports a commerce court. He cites Roosevelt and Rockefeller as evidence of a calculated alliance, detailing alleged favors to sugar and oil interests and a plan to create a separate court for interstate commerce.
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Kansas
Taft
Rockefeller
Washington
Joseph L. Bristow
United States
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Louisville
Senator Bristow
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
New York
Mr. Taft
Mr. Warren
Warren
Michigan
Oil Octopus
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Virginia Hot Springs
Commerce Court
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Messrs
Aldrich
Gallinger
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Memphis
Tenn
Senator B
Commerce
Unit States Senate
Mr. Rockefeller
White House
Ballinger
Winnona
Colonel Roosevelt
Circuit Court
Tobacco Trust
Roosevelt Wave Sweeps Nation as Roosevelt Gains Votes
News analysis from Washington notes New England tilting to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt with fourteen of twenty delegates instructed and mass momentum. Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut shown leaning Roosevelt while Taft loses ground and Vermont and Maine stay uncommitted. Illinois and Oklahoma examples boost Roosevelts nationwide support despite machine resistance.
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Taft
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Messrs. Lorimer, Cannon
McKinley
Illinois
Guggenheimer and Evans
Colorado
Patrick Calhoun
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Washington
New England
Theodore Roosevelt
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Bass
Taft Machine
T. R
Ilinois
Northeast
Crane
Lorimer
Dillingham
Senate
Vermont
Taftlus
Colonel Roosevelt
Maine
Oklahoma
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
South
Great Northern Time Table Leavenworth Trains
Time table lists leavenworth departures east and west with train numbers and times. Trains 27 and 28 labeled fast mail run early morning hours. All trains arrive five minutes earlier than shown.
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Leavenworth
Advertised Letters at Leavenworth Post Office 1912
The following letters remain uncalled for at the Leavenworth post office as of April 29 1912 Christopher Haumpus Ray Jones Ed J Haynes Harry Ellis Grant Gay Thos Drysdal Henry Patterson J H Pifer Mrs M A Reed James Thompson J C Davis postmaster.
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Leavenworth Post Office
Christopher Haumpus
Ray Jones
J. Haynes
Harry Ellis
Grant Gay
Thos. Drysdal
Henry Patterson
J. H. Pifer
M. A. Reed
James Thompson
Judge in Gillis Mills Finds Cure for Leg Sore
Justice Eli Cherry suffered a persistent leg sore thought to be cancer. He tried Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and was completely cured. The salve treats burns ulcers cuts and piles and costs 25 cents at druggists. Echo office offers butter wrappers.
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Eli Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Bucklen
Hall's Family Pills Constipation Remedy Ad
F. J. Cheney Co Toledo sells Hall's Family Pills for constipation priced at five cents and advertised through druggists nationwide.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
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Nolan & Jones
State Bank
Front St
Cascade
Wm. C. Roach
Front Street
Leavenworth State Bank
Mutual Mercantile Co
Manifold Typewriter Paper
The
Echo
Browns
BROWN
Amsevee
Senda
Pine Sts
St.Louis
Business Publishing Co. Ltd
St. Louis
Standard
Progressivism
John D
Trust and Commerce Court
Chamberlain
Mrs. H. Silks
Australia
King’s City Drug Store
J. C. Davis
Echo Office
State of Ohio
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Leavenworth Hand Laundry
Opera
J. E. Tholin
J. B. Violette
Chelan County
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