Kentucky Demands Reform in Platform and Tax Policy
In a lengthy Kentucky campaign speech, the Democrat defends his party platform endorsing direct primaries and labor protections, criticizes taft era tariffs, praises local option laws, and urges farmer and worker unity while contrasting Republican failures and predictions of a Democratic victory in 1912. He cites economic relief from tariff cuts and calls for stronger agricultural support and anti corruption measures.
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Henry Watterson
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John Allen
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Judge O’rear
Beckham
Washington
George T. Harris
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Louisville
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William H. Taft
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Massachusetts
Robert Walker
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Cincinnati
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Kentucky Fair Dates for 1911 Set in Report
Kentucky State Fair in Louisville runs September 11 for six days. Horse Cave hosts September 20 for four days. Falmouth and Mayfield begin September 27, each lasting four days.
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