Democrats Publish Their Contributions to Campaign Fund
Herman Ridder released the list of donations to the Democratic National campaign fund through Oct. 9 totaling 248 thousand 567 dollars with 225 thousand 962 spent. The largest gift was 5 thousand from Charles J. Hughes of Denver. The Commoner editor Bryan gave 4 thousand 46. About 343 donors contributed 100 or more, and newspapers supplied nearly 100 thousand. An outstanding balance of 22 thousand 604 remains with about 100 thousand more needed to finish expenses.
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Herman Ridder
Mr. Bryan
Ridder
Charles J. Hughes
Denver
Colorado Corporation
The
Commoner
Chicago
New York
Mack Announces $12556 From 70 Democratic Contributors
National Chairman Norman E. Mack disclosed on October 15 the aggregate of 70 contributions totaling 12556 received on October 10, 11, 12, 14, and 18 for the Democratic National campaign fund. The figures show several donations of 100 dollars or more.
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Ij. R. Wainer
Harris
Rhode Island
Torpy
P. J. Murphy
R. Denver
South C
Bailey
L. Williams
Tennessee
G. Whitehurst Reeseeset
B. Turner
J. Crawford
Trapp
Commercia Appeal Thurmond Bros
D. Russell
Texas
Patterson Farni
R_ Stubbs
A. B. Robertson
Niblack
Owe Cees
New State Tribune
Heywood
W. Littlefield
J. J. McAlester
Wroe Ae
D. E Ma- M. Campbell
Ramsay
Leo Meyer
J. Garrity
J. A. Menefee
Vermont
R. E. Lozer
FL. Co. Cummines
J. E. Dove
Wisconsin
Ledbetter
J. J. Hogan
H. Krousko W. Key
West Virginia
D. M. Hark
A. J. Wilkinson
S. W. Hayes
H. G. Davies
W. Herod
Washington
R. Hoffman Eenee
J. Durkin
J. Gerlach
Wyoming
A . R. Eastman
J. E. Qoshorne
J. Dunn
Asisese
H Holliday
H. Doyle
W. A Seeee
W. Steeee
A. Nisbet
A. DL
Camp
J. H. Clause
Pennsylvania
R. E. Umbert
Knight
Thatcher
A. Graham
WW. Powers
Magee
A. King
J. B. Coffman
Dern
W. J. Crittenden
F. K. Nebeker
W. B. Rodgers
T. H. Fitzgerald
J. Fels Spann
F. B. Stephens
J. D. Stroheckin
Alaska
S. Black
Chicago
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Kern Talks To Drummers In Broadway Speech
John W. Kern addressed the Commercial Travelers Bryan and WKern League in Lower Broadway yesterday afternoon. His tariff remarks drew an ovation from a large crowd. He argued that with mass unemployment and a panic, Bryan is the man to restore government to the people.
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John W. Kern
Bryan and
Wkern League
Lower Broadway
Mr. Kern
William Jennings Bryan
Taft Campaigns Across Kentucky Draw Big Crowds
President Taft toured Kentucky towns from Ashland to Louisville drawing large crowds and enthusiastic cheers. He pressed for Republican alignment in the state, attacked bank deposit guarantees, and urged supporters to back his national program amid interruptions from Bryan supporters. Governor Willson and Senator Bradley joined the Taft train during the day.
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Louisville
W. H. Taft
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Lexington
Ashland
South
Taft
Bryan
Oklahoma
Mr. Taft
Huntington
West Va
Olive Hill
Morehead
Republican Party
Shelbyville
Democratic Party
Coliseum
Champ Clark
Masonic Theatre
William Allen Smith
Leslie M. Shaw
Steamer Officials Cite Homeward Foreign Voters for Decline
Officials say reduced registration in New York stems from thousands of foreign born residents leaving for their homelands since the start of the year. Many would be eligible voters but have not forfeited citizenship, planning to return when work is plentiful. steerage outflow has surged while eastward second cabin travel remains brisk.
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New York
Atlantic
Land
Governor Higgins to Tour the West for Democratic Ticket
Providence date reports Gov. Higgins will campaign for the National Democratic ticket in the West after a telegram from Mr. Bryan. His tour opens in Ohio with speeches scheduled from October 19 to 22, and stops are set in Indiana Illinois and New York.
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Providence
R. I
Bryan
Higgins
West
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
New York
Bryan proposes party division of federal offices title
The Century Magazine interview reveals William Jennings Bryan advocating civil service reform by allocating offices to parties proportional to votes won, ending life tenure. He says third parties would receive shares, a plan viewed by editors as mischievous and impractical, risking efficiency and stability of the service.
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Robert Underwood Johnson
The
Century Magazine
William Jennings Bryan
Johnson
Federa
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
White House
Congress
Bryan on civil service tenure and reform debates
The text discusses William Jennings Bryan’s civil service proposals, arguing against life tenure and for reform that allows rotation. It cites his 1896 statements and a Washington address about limiting officeholders’ terms, warning against an entrenched class and urging a balance between merit and political accountability.
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Washington
Citiz Nshin
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