Good Roads Fight in New Democratic Push Across Congress
Metropolitan Daily Newspapers for Two Dollars promotes the Rural Route Republic and a 1912 campaign push. It praises Democratic actions on roads, criticizes commissions, notes coal strike impacts, and highlights Hamlin’s budget reforms. The piece urges readers to join a subscription club to support the St. Louis Republic’s Democratic stance and the 1912 electoral effort.
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Roral Route Republic
Metropolita Daily
West
Republic
Associated Press
New York Tlevald
St. Louis Republic
Horatio W. Seymour
Middle West
Star Route
Soaking the Consumer Coal Trust Hit With New Levy
The article attacks a coal trust as it proposes another price hike forcing consumers to bear extra costs. It portrays the move as a punitive measure that burdens ordinary shoppers and highlights the ongoing strain on household budgets.
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Coal Trust
McCabe Attacks Meat Inspection Standards in Hearings
George B. McCabe a department underling who hobbled Dr. Harvey Wiley’s work now pushes a line to weaken meat tests. At hearings led by Congressman Nelson witnesses testified McCabe ordered inspectors to ease scrutiny and pass carcasses only partly diseased. Consumers face an ongoing clash over pure food laws and public health.
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Washington
Tavenner
Democratic House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Missouri
Canadian Boundary Commission
James A. Tatoney
Minnesota
George B. McCae
Harvey W. Wiley
Congressman Nelson
McCabe
Senate balks at tariff and income tax revision
The standout Senate has refused to pass the tariff revision downward bills or the income tax bill, despite action long ago by the Democratic House.
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Senate
Hamlin Reelection Bid Noted By The Intelligencer
The Intelligencer prints Lon Co. W. Hamlin’s reelection statement. It highlights his congressional service on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, noting its significance and Hamlin’s recognized ability.
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Lon Co
W. Hamlin
Congress
Intelligencer
Hamlin
Interstate and Foreign’ Commerce Committee
House
Ainda
Mrs Hogan Visits Danville Relatives in Illinois
Mrs Daniel Hogan formerly Dora Carter from Danville Illinois arrives to visit her mother Mrs Dora W Carter and other relatives including Mrs J G Crenshaw.
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Daniel Hogan
Dora Carter
Danville, Illinois
Dora W. Carter
J. G. Crenshaw
Deans Kidney Pills Prove Merit in Lexington Testimony
Local Lexington users report relief from kidney trouble after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. Testimony describes rheumatic pain, tiredness, and back pain disappearing after a course. Sold by Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store in Lexington and by Poster-Miltara Co. in Buffalo as the sole U.S. agent. Remember the name Dean's.
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Lexington
Norfolk
Wighland Ave
Don
Dean
Crenshaw & Young
Poster-Miltara Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Bureau of Trades Relations
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Shamp Clark
Metropolitan Daily Newspapers
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Lambert Lumber Company
Winkler Furniture Co
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