Campaign fund appeal for Bryan Kern and People's Rule
Democratic National Committee leaders Norman E. Mack and M C Wetmore urge mass funding for the Bryan Kern campaign. The appeal calls on every reader to donate, emphasizing government by the people and warning against trusts and bought influence. It requests regular contributions and delivery of donation certificates to the party treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Bryan and Kern
Mr. Bryan
White House
Bryan
Kern
People
Democratic National Committee
Free America
Norman E. Mack
M. C. Wetmore
Finance Committee
C. N. Haskell
Bank Deposit Guarantee Debate Across States
The piece argues for government protection of bank deposits via a safety fund funded by taxation, citing Oklahoma New York Vermont and Kansas examples and opposing Taft opposition as pro banker. It notes potential to curb reckless banks and promote scrutiny while dismissing socialism as a label. It ends with political editorial lines from the Huntsville Herald and a stray line about Edward Walker and Strean's shine.
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William Marion Reedy
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Kansas
New York
Vermont
Taft
New Books From School Classics in Juvenile Works
A catalog of mid century juvenile titles from D C Heath Ginn and Co and Vir Publishing Co. including Barriot Martineau Fredrick Starr Stickney Hoffmann and other authors. Descriptions cover travel history birds world literature and morals with notes on publishers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Church
Taft Labor Appeal and Injunction Controversy
The text notes Taft's appeal to labor voters while criticizing his record including the 1893 injunction claim by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Journal. It cites Labor and railroad figures doubting Taft and cites Roosevelt urging judgment by deeds. The rest mentions a medical ad and a novel review fragment with visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Kansas City Post
Better Clothing for Patronage Growth
A retailer argues that higher quality garments build lasting patronage. They stress character, individuality, good taste, style, and superior materials, patterns, and finish, even at a higher price.
Conway The Tailor. A Summer House Mystery.
Miss Innes a middle aged spinster living in the city rents a summer house to care for her brother's orphaned children. Unexplained events begin after the first night leaving readers unable to grasp the strange happenings. Describes the reviewer’s praise of this book published by Bobbs Merrill Co. at Indianapolis. Price listed as $1.50.
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American Book Co
Chicago
Monte Carlo
Philip
Helmer
Salt Lake City
Vir Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Miss Innes
Bobbs Merrill Co
Indianapolis
Ind
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Teddy
Hitchcock
National Republican Committee
Crane
Foraker
Huntsville Herald
Edward Walker
Joe
Strean's
NEW Books
the Crofton Boys
Barriet Martineau
England
D.C. Heath& Co
Fredrick Starr
D. C. Heath & Co
Bird World
Stickney and Hoffmann
North America
Ernest Thompson Seton
L. A. Fuertes
Ginn & Co
Marion Florence Lansing
Lazy Jack
James Johanne
Nature
Horne and
Scobey
Fredrick Aldee Hall
Virginia Russell
Irene Dickson Sotulver
Cochrane Publishing Co
Adolphe Hoffman
Sylvanus Stall
Dr. Stall
Big
Frederick Palwer
Middle States
Taft and Labor
Ito Life
Hornback
Moffat Yard & Co
Hannibal
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Ernest Buckman
Quincy
Thurday
Rela
E. J. Miller
Canton
Thureday
Conan
J. Thomas and Doyle
Anna Kathtrine Green
Conway, the Tailor
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