Taft as Lawyer and Judge and National Figure
The article recounts Taft's rise from Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Hamilton County to judge of the Superior Court and federal posts. It highlights his role as Solicitor General, notable cases on seal fisheries and tariffs, and his later judgeship on the Sixth Federal Circuit. It notes his friendship with Theodore Roosevelt and his influence on anti monopoly policy.
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Detroit
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Mrs Taft Shapes Campaign From Hot Springs Visit
The essay lauds Mrs Taft for backing her husband’s presidential bid. It portrays her as tireless and influential, insisting she will push the Taft campaign forward. Her stay at Hot Springs Va prompts reflection on her daily life and political resolve.
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Trade gains from colonial policy cited by Lon W. Watt
Lon W. Watt of Cleveland argues the United States has earned over one hundred million dollars in trade from its colonial policy and predicts further growth if markets open to Porto Rico and the Philippines. He foresees trade quadrupling as mutual benefits expand for both nations.
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Taft praises and global impact highlighted in Briatow speech
Independence Kansas speech by Joseph L Briatow extols Taft as best equipped for presidency. Praises include his Philippines administration, statue in Manila, Secretary of War role and Panama Canal project. Claims exemplary health, discipline of workers, and no scandal amid vast engineering effort. Farmers lacking clothing noted at end.
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Montgomery County
Taft’s Cuba policy and the teaching of self-government
The article argues that U S intervention in Cuba followed a failed challenge in the Philippines and blames earlier American policy for chaos. Taft then built a provisional Cuban government, teaching practical self governance and preparing Cubans for a constitutional framework and election.
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Bryan presses for conviction of unlawful trusts
The writer supports Mr. Bryan’s push to convict managers of unlawful trusts and send them to the penitentiary, arguing that even a few imprisonments would deter misconduct and improve national business health.
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World Cruise of Our Battle Ships Opens Historic Voyage
The article lauds the 1907 1908 deployment of sixteen American battleships and cruisers under Republican policy. It credits open door diplomacy and Taft era leadership for showcasing naval power, boosting Latin American ties, and shaping future U S strategy amid Open Door China debates.
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No Place Like America Swedes Return to Adopted Land
The Lusitania brought 700 Swedish immigrants to New York last week, with many having returned to Sweden last fall. They found higher wages there but a higher cost of living and barriers to living the "American way." Now many are coming back to the United States to make America their home again.
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Taft Pledges To Drive Constructive Work If Elected
A positive declaration by William H. Taft reassures Roosevelt supporters. He pledges to devote all ability to constructive work and to urge Congress to enact the policy measures associated with Roosevelt, aiming to reassure friends of the late president.
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