La Follette Highlights Roosevelt's Record in Wisconsin
In a continuation, La Follette asserts progress and rapid action by the state commission. He claims Wisconsin can mobilize 16,400 workers instantly and pay them as needed, stressing that public service corporations will be valued consistently and not hampered by state policy.
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Vfy Public Service Corporation
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Progressive Talk Ends with Rail Policy Discussion
A long address discusses handicaps of Pendleton citizens, kidney health remedies, and Doan's Kidney Pills. It shifts to a political oration praising progressive reforms, Wisconsin banking laws, and rail rate debates, recounting lobbying, legislative battles, and a Roosevelt meeting in a broad national context. The speaker emphasizes accurate information and the need to study trust, corporation, and tariff issues.
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Thomas Burns
Birch Treet
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United States
Deane
Wisconsin
Union
United States Senate
Roosevelt and the railroad bill debate in Washington
An interview recounts a late night at the White House with the president. The speaker urges passage of a railroad bill, arguing transportation shapes prices from farm to market and accusing railroads of inflated tolls. The conversation covers valuation, committee push, and the president’s hesitance before the bill advances unchanged.
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Senate
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of the United States
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Congress
Railroad Commission
Commission
Roosevelt
Washington
Bill
Noted rupture expert To visit Pendleton for two days
F H Seeley principal truss expert from Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Pendleton hotel on April 17 and 18 for demonstrations. He claims the Spermatic Shield Truss used by the U S government can seal rupture in about ten days without surgery and offers free demonstrations for charity cases. Documented references from the U S government will be available for inspection.
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F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pendleton
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. C
Man Stands Against Machine Politicians in Speakership Fight
A lawmaker who favors the people over machine control faced pressure from machine politicians during the last session. They tried to dominate him in the speakership contest and in legislation, but he resisted each time. Investigate his record and determine his stance toward the machine versus the people.
County Commissioner Candidate Seeks GOP Primary Support
A candidate announces bid for County Commissioner in the Republican primaries. The platform emphasizes an economical administration based on business principles and permanent improvement of public roads. The statement signals respondent approval by voters.
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B. S. Burroughs
County Recorder of Conveyances
Let The Good Things Go Round Campaign Slogan
A native-born Umatilla County man appeals for support and influence. He pledges accurate and straightforward service to all people if elected.
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Umatilla County
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