Taft nomination and Roosevelt support noted in critics view
The speaker asserts Taft will be renominated and reelected, credits Roosevelt with making the U S a better presidency, but urges Roosevelt to withdraw from the race to allow Taft a clear field. The writer labels Roosevelt as a wealthy plutocrat and mocks his influence within the Republican circle.
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Asprew Cymstoie
Taft
Roosevelt
Cleveland
United States
Urs
Taft Roosevelt clash sparks Missouri debate on Champ Clark
A sprawling excerpt from the Charleston Gazette quotes a Chicago correspondent weighing Champ Clark as a potential Democratic presidential candidate. The piece contrasts Taft Roosevelts influence with Clark's leadership, arguing Clark could unify party factions and modernize the House while examining Missouri political prospects and the 1912 path to the White House.
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Champ Chark
Wallace Baseford
Mc Clark
Chon Clark
The Biggest Liar in a Local Trial Echoes Old Times
The article recounts a def rock old trial over theft of chickens where a deacon testifies to a defendant's reputation for truth while a defendant’s identity is obscured. It highlights a clash between rumor and veracity in a small community with pointed humor.
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Cencons
Washington Letter By Coyne H. Taverner
Special Washington correspondence notes a long running prediction about Champ Clark for president and how Democrats across the country began writing in support of the idea. The writer recalls sending the initial forecast in December 1909 and continued to discuss the suggestion in later weeks.
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Washington
Coyne H. Taverner
Washington Correspondence of the Press
Champ Clark
Siz
The Missouri Farmer Seeds Missouri corn aid offer
A reading of The Missouri Farmer advertisement promotes Read's Yellow Dent corn and Boone County White corn with a two year subscription to The Missouri Farmer. It claims one acre planted will yield ten bushels and urges farmers to switch from scrub corn and scrub livestock. The note emphasizes supportive planting instructions and a limited time offer ending when supply is exhausted.
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Missouri
Boone County
Missonuris
Miseoumn
Damaged Report on Foreign Missions and Education Substitution
Fragmented OCR describes religious debate on foreign missions and education funding. It references a March meeting, Fulfillment of prophecy, and concern over Christian influence, mentioning Japan, India, and America. The tone questions world religion, education, and church unity with emphasis on prophecy and missionary work.
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