Objections to Democratic Proposal to Enforce Insurance of Bank Deposits
The passage argues against a Democratic plan to insure bank deposits, warning it would require sweeping national control, harm prudent bankers, and risk universal liability. It critiques notice requirements for injunctions in industrial disputes and defends maintaining court power with due process and limited exceptions.
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House of Representatives
National Monetary Commission
Republicans Seek National Support to Preserve Prosperity
The speaker argues for broad national backing to sustain prosperity and secure the achievements of a greater America, stating Republicans seek support from all citizens regardless of past differences to maintain their policies.
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Taft Predicts Victory In Indiana Delegation Talk
Taft tells Indiana editors at his Cincinnati home that Watson will win Indiana and Republican electors will prevail nationally. He says cohesion under shared Republican principles will unite rivals, notes he is not a seasoned party organizer yet endorses organization and vigilance ahead of Election Day.
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William H. Taft
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Bryan to Discuss Speech Today in Lincoln
William J. Bryan returned to Lincoln after a four day absence in Chicago and Omaha. He enjoyed Ak-Sar-Ben initiation fun in Omaha last night and hinted he might go to Chicago within a fortnight if his presence is desired by the campaign committee. He read Taft's acceptance speech with interest and may comment for publication tomorrow.
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William J. Bryan
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Ulster Republicans Meet in Kingston Nominate Gill for Surrogate
Ulster County Republicans held their county convention the first since Governor Hughes signaled renominating. They named Walter N. Gill for surrogate and urged Hughes to appoint him to fill Davis’s vacancy. George J. Smith pressed for Hasbrouck for the state ticket and rewarded County Chairman Elting for reclaiming Ulster County.
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Ulster Republicans
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Ulster County Republican Club
Walter N. Gill
Political Clerk Quits After Board of Elections Talk
Commissioner John T. Dooling, head of the Brooklyn Board of Elections, summoned August Kleb a leader of the anti McCarren faction to Manhattan and asked his resignation from the Brooklyn office where Kleb earned $1.40 daily. No charges were filed but the demand was stated and Kleb agreed to quit after a brief argument.
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Board of Elections
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Taft and Bryan Invited to Speak in Denver Fair
Denver July 2 Invitations have been sent to William H Taft and William J Bryan to speak at the Interstate Fair and Exhibition in September in this city. Upham to meet Sheldon here Chicago July 2.
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Denver
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Go to New York Friday to confer with treasurer Sheidon
The notice states a trip to New York on Friday next to confer with treasurer George R. Sheidon. It outlines travel purpose and the involved official.
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New York
George R. Sheidon
Ratify McKinley Choice in Congressional Campaign
Utica July 2 James and Sherman announced McKinley of Illinois will be new chairman of the Congressional Campaign Committee with Charles G. Dawes named treasurer and Henry Casson to be assistant secretary. The move, agreed at Cannon Sherman Tawney and Loudenslager talks, avoids a committee meeting. Sherman notified Taft of cordial greetings and a planned August 18 notification date for the vice presidential candidate. Congressman John W. Dwight of Ithaca called at the Sherman home.
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Illinois
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Cannon
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William H. Taft
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Ithaca
Raines Declares He Will Not Seek U.S. Senate or Governor
Canandaigua New York July 23 State Senator John Raines stated he is not a candidate for United States Senator or Governor. He favors a Republican elected to both posts and plans to remain in the State Senate for the next two years. He hinted at possible bid for temporary president if the next Senate is Republican and cited Article 3 Section 7 about legislative appointments.
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Manila
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New York
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Mack Starts Democratic Campaign Work in Buffalo
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, arrived in Buffalo from Chicago with J. R. Burton to begin campaign efforts. He planned to consult in New York to set up headquarters there and to direct eastern campaign work from that center. He indicated New York State would be supported but not run by New York officials. He declined to discuss finances and noted possible future Pacific Coast headquarters.
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Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
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J. R. Burton
New York
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Mack
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