Roosevelt Attacks Standpatters On Federal Land Control
In a Denver speech on Monday Theodore Roosevelt denounces standpatters for opposing federal control of public lands power sites and coal deposits. He warns state rights would usher economic slavery and cites recent alleged state officials’ misuse of ten million dollars as proof of risk from devolving land and power ownership to states.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Denver
John L. Wilson
Burke
South
Guggenheims
Standard Oil
Kaiser Declares Empire by Divine Right in Speech
A recent speech by the German emperor claims divine sanction for his rule. The writer argues that the divine right of kings is a relic of older times and notes Geo. F. Baer, a Pennsylvania coal baron, once attempted to graft divinity of wealth.
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Geo. F. Baer
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt backs progressives amid insurgent clash over lands
The text notes Theodore Roosevelt aligning with progressive aims in New York politics and in Denver opposing state control of public lands and power sites, signaling unity with insurgents on bosses and direct nomination. It questions whether stand-patters will leave the Republican party and hints at a convention fight with the old guard.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Denver
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
New York State
Old Guard
Empire State
Langley Islander reports Poindexter club gains
The Langley Islander notes a local measure with 180 voters at the site, 95 joining the Poindexter club. The report highlights a strong turnout and clear support for the group within the community.
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Mountains
Poindexter Club
Wenatchee Paper Hones Focus On Atkinson Chase Matter
The Wenatchee Republic dedicates space to the Atkinson-Chase issue, framing it as a minor tempest while prioritizing coverage that deflates Mr. Chase's prominence. The article suggests editorial emphasis shifts away from Chase to challenge his influence.
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Wenatchee Republic
Atkinson-Chase
Mr. Chase
Reynolds Pushes Chelan County Road Bond Plan
The Echo reports F A Reynolds supports a bond to improve Chelan county roads. A preferred plan suggests two main corridors Leavenworth to Malaga and Wenatchee to Lake Chelan, with about seventy five miles of durable road. A preliminary survey and cost estimates would determine feasibility before voter submission.
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F. A. Reynolds
Chelan County
Wenatchee Valley
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Malaga
Lake Chelan
Improvement Needed in Our Postoffice
The present post office is inadequate and should be enlarged due to doubled town population. The postmaster needs more room and better light as business has grown. Davis plans to raise the issue with the department and may circulate a petition to request necessary improvements and additional space.
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Davis
Poindexter Strength Grows Amid Town Campaign Mudslinging
Residents report Poindexter's influence swelling while a bitter exchange between the P I and the Times damages both campaigns. Voters reportedly shift as Burke’s critic John L Wilson faces renewed scrutiny over his record and behavior.
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West Side
P.I
The
Times
Burke
John L. Wilson
Primary voting call urges registration before September date
A notice stresses registering to vote in the primaries and warns that not voting for one’s choice could limit options in the general election, noting the matter is practically settled on September 13.
Roosevelt’s Osawatomie Speech Roars Through 1912 Campaign
The Osawatomie address is hailed as a defining moment in Roosevelt’s 1912 bid, described as a large bore gun fired in the battle against bossism and corporate power. Report notes the speech as among his greatest and a rallying cry that will inspire liberty movements worldwide.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Wenatchee Daily Republic praised for 64 page issue
The Wenatchee Daily Republic is hailed as a credit to Wenatchee and Washington, noting a sixty four page newspaper packed with well written advertisements and lively news from the town and the north central region. The piece credits promoters and citizens for energy, grit, and a progressive spirit that makes Wenatchee “the best town in the state.”
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Daily Republic
Wenatchee
Washington
Sahara Desert
Pinchot Defends Small Man Fight in Colorado Speech
In Denver last Monday Pinchot warned the insurgent movement favors aiding the small man over boosting big profits. He likened the drive to be better for living than for profit and challenged authors of the Payne Aldrich tariff bill.
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Colorado Live Stock Association
Denver
Progressive Republicans weigh choices in Second district race
The piece surveys eight candidates led by FaFollette nephew of Wisconsin's senator, noting La Follette leads while Veatch Braden Mann and Merritt also run. It praises several for principle and character, but concludes La Follette appears to have the best chance and strongest canvass.
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Congress
Judge Mann
LaFollette
Whitman
Veatch
Colville
Braden
Merritt
FaFollette
Wisconsin
Mann
la Follette
Forest fires abating prompts Pinehot policy debate
Across regions news reports indicate fires are subsiding after heavy losses of life and property. Critics question whether the Pinchot approach to forest protection was vindicated and if state authorities failed to curb the devastation, seeking federal aid instead.
Register to vote and cast a primary ballot
If you are registered you can vote in the primary. A friend or neighbor who is not registered cannot vote. Encourage them to register now and emphasize the importance of being eligible to participate.
Poindexter Headlines Tonight at Bloom's Hall
Go and hear Poindexter at Bloom's Hall tonight as the noted performer appears for a one night engagement drawing local audiences seeking live entertainment and a chance to hear his distinctive style.
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Poindexter
Bloom’s Hall
Camping party returns after cold two nights near Wenatchee lake
Mr and Mrs G A Daly and family S W Taly and Miss Agnes with Ma Bel Hinman and Eva Briggs came back last Saturday from camp Hin Brig Dale near Wenatchee lake. They reported a pleasant time despite two very cold nights. ice formed. S W Daly was disappointed at not meeting a bear.
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G. A. Daly
S. W. Taly
Agnes
Mabel Hinman
Eva Briggs
Camp Hin Brig Dale
Wenatchee Lake
S. W. Daly
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