Democratic Appeal by Scott Ferris praise of Democratic achievements
Congressman Scott Ferris defends Democratic rule under Wilson, detailing domestic reforms from income tax to eight hour workday, rural credits, and veteran pensions. He argues Republicans attack wartime successes, lauding Democratic policies that expanded banking, currency reform, labor protections, and national services, while urging unity beyond partisanship.
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Oklahome
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Whieon
United States
Sloan
Pasamen
Onla
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Taft
Wilson
Department of Favor
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Aubert
Republican Party
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The Pear Born Independent Message Amid Turbulent Times
A fragmented quotation extols business progress and independence while criticizing Temenatic administration. It asserts loyalty to labor and the republic, defending the party’s stance as true to business, soldiers, and the flag, and pledges no services to the American people.
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A Biography of Olmstead The Northern Tier Statesman
Rufus Barrett Stowe profiles Arthur George Olmstead, tracing four generations from English religious refuge to Pennsylvania statesmanship. The narrative covers Olmstead’s roles as lawyer, judge, and reformer, with emphasis on temperance, abolition, and Union defense, and situates his career amid Northern Tier expansion, Connecticut controversy, and the rise of the free school system.
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Zen
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Toy
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League support cited by Cum mings amid tour and calls for ratification
Washington report quotes Homer S. Cummings, DNC chairman, saying Americans favor the League of Nations and rapid treaty ratification. He criticizes Republican leadership, urges constructive action, and notes high living costs as a domestic focus while predicting Democrat success in 1920.
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Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Mississippi River
Cummings
League of Nations
Mar, Cummings
West
League
Senate
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Congress
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Campaign of 1874 described as grand arena of political clash
The piece reflects on national and local history woven through a major Jersey Bidore Pine Creek and Buffalo Railroad bill contest, climaxing in a senate debate. It questions when the Academy of Music will again host such a large political gathering, led by Attorney General Benjamin H. Brewster, and the vivid public issues surrounding it.
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Buffalo
Academy of Music
Benjamin H. Brewster
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