Bryan Questions for Mr Bryan Too Many to Answer
The Omaha Bee notes seven pointed questions it posed to Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan before his Omaha speech. It asserts Bryan failed to answer on labor laws race direct primaries anti trust injunctions bank deposits senators campaign finance and related issues.
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Bryan denounces Democrats after long support shifts
The piece surveys William Jennings Bryan's shifting stance on Democratic leaders including Cleveland Parker Sullivan and others. It notes his remarks in 1904 1906 and 1907 condemning former Gold Standard Democrats and criticizing Roger Sullivan and Belmont while praising or accepting some expressions of party support. It highlights Bryan's claim that officials tied to corporations cannot serve the public and that Sullivan could not fairly judge Democratic applicants.
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Gompers Motives Questioned Over Labor Vote Support
A fragment argues Mr Gompers would resent any suggestion his motives in backing Mr Bryan were self serving. It contends his aim is to uphold American citizen duty through conscience voting and warns distrust of the motive while noting the piece leaves only scattered, unclear remnants.
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