Third term sentiment fading among Illinois Republicans says observers
Reports from Chicago and towns across Illinois indicate Roosevelt support is waning. Politicians like Rev Clark S Thomas and former Senator William B Magoun say farmers and other Republicans back Taft, with some precincts showing near zero Roosevelt votes compared to the primaries.
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Chicago
Bettie
Republican National Committee
Clark S. Thomas
Elzin
Platt St. Louis
Vincennes
Springfield
Centralia
Roosevelt J
Ilinois
William B.magon
Ftrom
Illinois
Roosevelt
Delinois
Nowlan
Leon
W. A Glatt Aurore
Chicago Inter Ocean
W. By ‘Wire
Hebron
Wire
McHenry County
No Sheaves Required to Enter Northwestern Exposition Prize
Rain in North Dakota and Minnesota led the Northwestern Products Exposition to waive the five bushels of threshed grain per entry. Farmers may send five bushels prepaid to Will A Campbell in Minneapolis to compete for the $5 000 prize with no entry fee or blank forms.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Will A. Campbell
Thin
Exposition
Epter
Sutton Named Bishop in Paris First Ward
Edward H. Sutton was unanimously chosen as Bishop of the Paris First Ward at a Sunday night meeting. counselors William G. Hayward and William N. Clayton were also named. The former bishop Hyrum Humpherys resigned and moved to Logan, releasing his counselors. President Jos R. Shepherd praised the transition and urged loyal support for Sutton and his aides.
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Edward H. Sutton
Paris
William G. Hayward
William N. Clayton
Hyrum T.humpherys
Logan
Christian Tueller
Morgan J. Rien
Jos. R. Shepherd
Stake
Sutton
William N
Clayton
Beaald
Young Woman Died Suddenly in Bloomington Idaho
Miss Mary Bindlay of Bloomington Idaho died suddenly last Saturday from heart trouble. She had been frail but friends were surprised by her death. The funeral was held in Bloomington last Tuesday afternoon with remarks by local leaders.
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Mary Bindlay
Bloomington
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Mary Findlay
Fielding Academy
Liders Seymour Spencer
Alfred A. Hart
Broom“heady _Morgan
Dnsford
William L. Rich
Joseph R. Shepherd
Milner's New Industry in Idaho Alfalfa and Pea Hay Hopes
The Idaho Register reports J L Milner's trip to Anthony to promote a new industry around pea hay and vines as a substitute for alfalfa. Warehouses rise in St Anthony to store crops with 50 to 60 bushels per acre and prices at three cents a pound. Firms plan contracts for up to 2,000 acres, citing soil benefits and nutritious vine feed for sheep.
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J. L.milner
Slut
St. Anthony
Iis Ec
Sti
SM Aenday
Idaho Register
Tide Turns Taft Weakness Emphasized on West Tour
Oswald F. Schuette reports from a Pacific coast and western states tour that Taft gains strength while Roosevelt’s support wanes. Critics note Taft’s organization flaws limiting gains. Harlan and Bede face mixed reactions as Roosevelt visits yield little new converts across Idaho Oregon Utah Nevada California Arizona New Mexico Colorado Nebraska.
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Oswald F. Schuette
Chicago
Roosevelt
Mississippi River
Taft
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Mary Ramnaten
Judas
Uécams
John Maynard -Harlan
Adam Bede
Idaha
Orégon
Utah
Nevada
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Nebraska
Patchless pants protest vs tariff era American economist
A verse from The American Protective Tariff League in New York argues against tariff hikes and political bosses. The speaker recalls patches on pants symbolizing unemployment and cites disillusion with Cleveland and Wilson while urging steady work and fair pay.
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Wilson
Cleveland
Wils
Onke
New York
Roosevelt Denounces Idaho Court Ruling as Treason
Colonel Roosevelt issues a forceful plea to the progressive state central committee denouncing the Idaho court decision as infamy and urging upholders of law to condemn what he calls reactionary conduct aimed at disfranchising the people and undermining the Progressive cause.
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Republican State Central Committee
Thas
Idaho
Tuibodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
California
Taft
Progressive State Central Committee
Progressive Party
A Wonderful Heater Howard Overdraft Stove Gains Popularity
The Howard Overdraft heater by Shepherd Met Co. is described as unmatched in the county. It claims to burn smoke and gases efficiently, produce double the heat, and use less coal. The stove features a lower draft release and a center draft to create circular flames that heat the floor, with adjustable drafts for quick or prolonged warmth.
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Howard
Shepherd Met. Co
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