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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
4
The recent round of elections in the cities last week adds to evidence that political sentiment is continuing to favor our side. Officials note gains and momentum across multiple races, reflecting voter support for current leadership and policies.
The Boonville Advertiser reports an exchange asking where Champ Clark stands amid Missouri testimony by Gov Folk and Gov Wilko. The piece notes Clark is not standing and hints at political maneuvering in Kansas and Missouri.
The New York World criticizes a proposed $50,000 government levy on potato imports from Erland, arguing it would raise national revenue only by shifting costs to American consumers. It contends British growers would not bear the burden, while American users and shippers would feel the price rise, robbing Peter to pay Paul.
The St Joseph Observer says the Lobeck resolution against the attorney general highlights delays in prosecuting the Harvester trust. It criticizes the Taft administration for not acting within promised 30 day spans and accuses it of negotiating with big business, likening it to a treaty with the Harvester trust and urging Congress to act.
Estes Brothers urge clear stand on tariff as Roosevelt taft stances clash with Democrats who cite facts showing high costs due to tariffs. The piece notes Democratic investigations revealing graft and inefficiency, cites wool tariff reform and a 40 percent cut proposal, and discusses Standard Oil dividend tactics post dissolution. Leaders named include Taft Clark and Stanley Moss committees.
Washington letter notes Taft and Roosevelt press agents heap noise on many topics while avoiding the central clash over tariffs. Democratic candidates are mentioned as part of the broader political din. The piece criticizes evasive focus amid the looming tariff question.
The piece recalls Easter events and a sermon at the Academy of Music in Greece about Christ’s resurrection. It discusses public sentiment on voting rights and political shifts, critiques of The Kansas City Star, and a reflective prayer from a horse welfare appeal, followed by a lengthy sermon excerpt arguing for biblical resurrection versus classical philosophy. The article notes various figures and locales, including Roosevelt Taft and Dunne, and reflects on religious debate amid public life.
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