Let the People Rule campaign appeal letter
A letter from Norman E Mack and party officials urges Manatee Record readers to fund Bryan Kern campaign with donations. It attacks trusts and asserts government by the people, asking locals to forward contributions and receive certificates, framing it as support for democratic rule.
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Frank A. Walpole
Manatee
Bryan
White House
Kern
Lars
People
Democratic National Committee
Free America
Contributions urged to Democratic Campaign Fund via Manetee Record
The Manetee Record asks loyal Democrats to send contributions to Gov. N. Haskell treasurer of the Democratic National Committee. Subscriptions will be transmitted weekly and donors receive a three color acknowledgment as a souvenir. Remittance blank included. names and amounts will be printed unless requested otherwise.
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Democratic Campaign Fund
N. Haskell
Democratic National Committee
1908 Democratic National Campaign Fund Contribution Note
Remittance blank requests supporters to cut out a coupon and mail it with funds to The Record. The contributor encloses dollars for the Democratic National Campaign Fund for 1908 and is asked to send payment by check draft express or money order.
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Democratic National Campaign Fund
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