Roosevelt and Taft tug at party lines in Missouri rally notes
An editorial page analysis rails at Roosevelt and Taft dynamics within the Republican Party. It notes Roosevelt’s plan to campaign for Taft and Patt, critiques party strategy, and questions federal influence shaping elections. The piece cites figures like Bryan Hughes and Luke Wright and mentions Tennessee, North Carolina, and Tennessee’s Knoxville Sentinel.
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The South Resists Democratic Rule And Foreign Gods
A compact provincial note asserts the South thrives under democratic rule and will not bow to strange or false gods, framing prosperity as a sign of loyalty and independence, with an implicit critique of external influence.
Political Platforms Compared In Midwinter Debate
The Saturday Evening Post argues that a government aligned to the republican platform would differ from one guided by the democratic platform in unclear ways. It notes Democrats favor people electing senators and praise Oklahoma while omitting Lincoln. Republicans praise Lincoln and omit Oklahoma. Both parties call for tariff revision and debate on injunction use. Democrats gain clarity on these issues.
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Bryan Chosen While Representing Rank and File
The piece notes Bryan’s broad support and persistence, describing him as a strong man who maintained power for twelve years through defeats and wins, chosen freely by disappointed eastern friends. It emphasizes his base among ordinary party members rather than the organization.
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Indianapolis News
Democracy and Home in Kern's Pro-Democratic Call
John W. Kern declares a November victory for Democrats in a Los Angeles Herald piece. He criticizes the Republican platform as an “amazing” intake of wealth while schooling suffers, urging voters to back William Jennings Bryan to defend home and schooling and restore Americanism.
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