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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
4
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows records a statewide Illinois membership around 100 328 in its annual report The item notes political deaths and shifts in leadership while commenting on campaign tactics and road improvement debates in a broad editorial voice
St. Louis Globe Democrat argues voters should reelect Taft and Sherman, citing experience and stability over untested reform. It portrays opposition as erratic, notes past Republican bolts, and asserts current party unity and readiness for governance.
Local items note John Fix buys a new car, visits by neighbors, hotel changes, and a grand July 1 celebration on the National Road with a rain shower. An accident near Ollice Mauk’s home injures Mrs Kelm and J H Buxbaum. J K Seaton visits his sick brother Will, plans a letter to the Herald.
The passage argues that defeated leaders face a double task to win voters for their principles and to prove it is not spiteful. It warns that ongoing coarse campaigning will waste temper and mislead judgment. It urges voters to stay level headed and resist demagogues and passion driven appeals.
The United States posted a new high in foreign trade for 1912 with total merchandise value reaching about 4 billion dollars. Exports dominated manufacturing value and non duty free goods entered the country near 1 billion dollars, with most nondutiable imports from foreign lands and island possessions.
Judge Parker delivers keynote on tariff gradual reduction at the third term convention. He argues the Republican stance favors reform and urges cautious duty reductions, noting the issue was selected by party conventions and stressing his own reasoning.
The pledge of the Republican party is claimed fulfilled as it ended slavery and rebuilt the Confederacy into a united bloc minus its barbaric relics. It credits the party with elevating national industry and wealth, noting 1912 manufacturing output at 35 percent of the world total and wealth rivaling Britain and France combined, framing a generation of prosperity and immigration appeal.
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