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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
3
A brief entry notes the Lexington Intelligencer supplement for volume 38, issue 20, published in Lexington. The fragment identifies the newspaper’s publication metadata and section designation without additional story details.
Senator Stone defends re election bid asserting deep rural roots and kinship with country people. He details his Missouri upbringing and agricultural upbringing to reassure voters of alignment with rural interests. He argues public service stems from sincere advocacy for common people.
A long campaign speech denounces the Roosevelt Taft era and the panic as the result of bank influence and government surrender to financial interests. The speaker cites bread riots, bank rescues, and emergency currency plans as dangers to constitutional power, urges Democratic leadership, and contrasts Bryan’s conservatism with Republican centralization.
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