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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
4
Printed policy stating communications to the newspaper will not be noticed if anonymous and that rejected items will not be returned. Appears as a standard postal and editorial notice from Logansport Indiana.
An Ohio discussion argues that elected officials are servants of the public not rulers. It criticizes the Van Cleve Anti-Union faction for opposing pledges to support legislation and promotes initiative and referendum as a curb on lobbyists. It questions whether pledges infringe rights or threaten democracy.
Chicago October 5 The presidential race became the most doubtful in years with Bryan gaining momentum and Taft defending a fragile lead. Delaware reforms aside, Indiana New York Minnesota Maryland and Wisconsin are pivotal as both sides press campaign managers to mobilize key speakers Bryan and Taft in the Empire State while parties gauge victory chances across the nation.
Chicago Record Herald dispatch from New York argues Taft holds slight edge but Bryan gains among urban labor voters threaten Republican hold. Wellman notes broad shift in city and state workers toward Bryan, with uncertainty remaining until ballots are counted.
Voters should force candidates to declare positions on key issues before election. Representatives must bind to constituents, not private views. Campaigns must exclude self serving politicians who seek power to rule. The electorate should defeat those who misrepresent or refuse clear answers.
In Brooklyn a Magistrate in Gates Avenue court promotes reconciliation for Alice Farrell and her husband John. After questioning ages seventeen and twenty-two the judge orders them to the theatre and supper with a fresh one dollar bill, urging happiness.
The speaker argues that quality tailored clothing is sold at fair prices, cheaper than inferior rivals, and that higher cost would still be welcomed by customers who trust experience to avoid costly mistakes. They claim long-lasting material and workmanship make their tailoring most economical.
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