Admirable and Press Praises for Wilson Speech
A chorus of leaders including Bryan Kern Clark Gore Lamb Smith Fitzgerald Wade Dix Brandeis Donaghey Mann Foss Donaghey and others hail Governor Wilson's acceptance address as admirable, masterful, and pivotal. They praise its clarity, constructive tone, and appeal to business, labor, and democratic reform. It is seen as a landmark statement guiding the party.
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William J. Bryan
Wilson
John W. Kern
Indiana
Democratic Party
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Ohn J. Lamb
Governorlson
Hoke Smith
Georgia
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
William H. Mann
Virginia
New York Sun
Th. Dentatus Africanus Ferox
Tariff Policy Cited in Wilson Nomination Speech
The text notes Woodrow Wilson's acceptance speech for the Democratic nomination urging an immediate revision of the tariff. It emphasizes a decisive downward adjustment and a steady, unhesitating approach to tariff policy.
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Woodrow Wilson
Labor And The Rule Of Right
A condensed excerpt from Woodrow Wilson's Democratic nomination acceptance speech. The passage emphasizes that the working people form the nation’s backbone and that laws protecting their life, improving conditions, ensuring fair working hours, and securing freedom to act in their own interest benefit the entire people. It frames labor protections as essential to governance.
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America
Woodrow
Wilson
Maine Statesman Appeals to Farmers for Wilson Endorsement
Senator Obadiah Gardner of Maine urges farmers to support Governor Woodrow Wilson for president, arguing Taft would tax farmers and force competition with Canadian producers. Gardner, a practical farmer and longtime Grange leader, cites his farm work and public service as he says Wilson better serves rural interests.
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Maine
Taft
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Obadiah Gardner
Senator Gardner
National Grange
State Grange
Benator Gardner
Grange
Ten Reese
The People and the Currency Reform
The essay argues for broad consultation beyond bankers in banking and currency reform. It stresses that merchants and farmers must be included since the financial system directly affects daily business, and no bankers’ plan alone can meet the nation’s needs. The piece advocates an elastic, practical plan aligned with ordinary commerce.
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Woodrow Wilson
Farmers fight tariffs and seek fair trade in 1912 election
The speaker argues farmers face discrimination in laws and transport costs while bearing the burden of high living costs. He criticizes Taft’s tariff policy and calls for opening competition with Canada, urging support for a Democratic presidential candidate described as educated, capable, and in touch with all classes.
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Mr. Taft
Canada
Buc
Presid
Lincoln
Wilson praised as ideal president and moral leader
A speaker extols Woodrow Wilson as a fit and exemplary president, praising his honesty, justice, and the balanced home life of his wife and daughters. The message urges farmers to support Wilson to safeguard popular government and the nation’s future.
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White House
United States
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
What Republican Prosperity Is
Woodrow Wilson argues in a speech that Republican prosperity benefits a few wealthy elites while the many face rising prices and stagnant real wages. He notes national wealth and industrial strength but warns that ordinary workers feel poorer as costs outpace earnings.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson and Marsh U Sounds Good
The fragment suggests a discussion or remark about Wilson and Marsh with phrases sounding good. No clear event or outcome available from the readable OCR.
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Wilson
Marsh
Institute Dives Into Teaching Aids At Montgomery
Teachers gather for the Institute with Prof Ireland and Prof Goodwin praised for securing strong instructors. Dietrich of the American Book Company outlines supplementary reading as McHenry Rhoades delivers talks on power in teaching and high school work. Visitors include Eubank, Wigginton, M. McKee, Mina Knox, and Mrs Stewart among others.
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Court House
Nag Cal
Wd. Ireland
Stanton
Ireland
Goodwin
Montgomery
Dietrich
American Book Company
McHenry Rhoades
Rhoades
Eubank
Lexington
Wigginton
Sharpsburg
M. ©. McKee
Portland High School
Mina Knox
Cora Wilson Stewart
J. W. Newman
Test of a Buick Pulling a 2500-Pound Wagon
Mr. Geo G Prewitt delivered grass seed to I F Tabb and tested his small Buick by hitching the wagon to the car. The loaded wagon weighed about 2500 pounds and the feat up a steep hill toward the Davis Reid place was considered remarkable given the car and wagon weights.
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Geo. G. Prewitt
Clark County
I. F. Tabb
John Storer
Winchester Pike
Davis Reid Place
Oldest Whiskey Claim Sparks Fresh Age Record
A note follows about Mr Wells Johnson owning a 45 year old whiskey and Prof M J Goodwin noting a 58 year old bottle. The item ends with a casual line about home grown melons at Vanarsdells.
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Wells Johnson
M. J. Goodwin
Personal News From Home and Abroad
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS. Mrs. C. W. Compton has returned home after a three weeks visit to relatives in Ohio. Misses Elizabeth and Mattie Gaitskill have returned home after a two weeks visit at Ford, Ky. Judge Harry Lee Fogg and wife of El Reno, Okla., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Foge. Judge Fogg is receiving a warm welcome here at his old home.
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C. W. Compton
Ohio
Elizabeth
Mattie Gaitskill
Ford, Ky
Harry Lee Fogg
el Reno
Okla
Thos. L. Foge
Judge Fogg
Catholic Convention in Louisville Among Largest Gatherings
The Catholic Convention held in Louisville was the second largest ever, with the Toronto event years earlier cited as the largest. Organizers highlighted the historic scale and ongoing activities drawing attendees from multiple regions.
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Louisville
Toronto
Canada
W A Sutton & Sons Promotes Bargain Furniture and Rugs
The Best is always the cheap er. If in need of furniture, car pets or rugs, see W. A. Sutton & Sons.
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W. A. Sutton & Sons
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Iowa
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