Democratic Ticket Slate For State Offices
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
4
Where Do You Stand Nebraskas Propositions Question
The piece presents three public questions for Nebraskans after listing the bank deposit guarantee direct senatorial election and an income tax on large incomes. It notes broad support and that Srgan backs all three while Taft and his party oppose them, urging readers to decide where they stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nebraska
Srgan
Taft
Editor Bates Recalled Amid Election Crosses
Fragmentary text hints at political contest involving editor M. A. Bates of a journal, with comment on a missing cross in a ring and Bates' seven years as editor. Limited readable details prevent full context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bates
The
Jounal
Ballot Battle Hints at Bryan Victory
Fragmentary remark predicts William Jennings Bryan as next U S president if the public choice aligns with the speaker. The note frames the 19th century political contest as a decisive national decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennices Bryan
United States
Vote Card for Sattler and Laughlin in Cass County
A voter endorses two candidates in Cass County for the state legislature. The card urges placing a cross opposite John P. Sattler and C. W. Laughlin as two good honorable and clear headed men for representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Sattler
C. W. Laughlin
Cass County
Ambiguous electio n statement about EC M Seybert candidate
Fragmentary text appears to discuss voting for EC M Seybert and a candidate for a heath congitix commission with unclear terms. The readable lines mention a farmer and undertakings by a class of people, but specifics are not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EC. M. Seybert
Heath Congitix
Emis
W. B. Banning Faces Graft Hunter Critique
Local commentary alleges the Republican candidate for Senator follows outside pressures from graft-hunters and presses a biased campaign line. The piece questions the integrity of W. B. Banning, claiming his record far surpasses that of his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Banning
Cass County Republicans Back Bryan Amid Taft Distrust
Voters in Cass County favor William Jennings Bryan in the coming election, believing his stance will curb corporate power and govern with reform. They doubt Taft can lead effectively and fear continued misrule from big interests if he wins.
No clear headline due to fragmented text
The excerpt ridicules Republican critics of Bryan and Noah, contrasting past labels with current opposition to trust control and corporate power, noting long preaches without converts and suggesting Bryan remains unpopular but viable this cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Bryan
Vote for Cam Seybert for county commissioner
The appeal urges farmers and taxpayers to elect Cam Seybert to Cass County’s board. A lifelong farmer, Seybert is said to understand rural needs and will treat all road districts equally, ensuring no area receives preferential attention. Vote next Tuesday for the best man for the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Seybert
Workers Contest Threats in Campaign Labor Note
Laborers faced threats as factories prep for election influence. Sharpless Separator Works in Philadelphia, the world’s largest plant of its kind, would shut indefinitely if Bryan wins, per company president L R Sharpless. The plant’s president aligns with trusts to keep power, urging workers to back W J Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpless Separator Works
Philadelphia
Bryan
L. R. Sharpless
Pollard's Record At Lincoln Falls City Convention
A review of Pollard’s congressional record shows he ignored the Jan 29 1907 Nebraska legislature resolution opposing the Ship Subsidy bill delivered a Feb 25 1907 House speech in support of the subsidy voted for it on Mar 1 1907 and belongs to the Cannon Stand fat Organization in the House He refused to join Democrats in reform efforts urged by the president and supported the Aldrich Vreeland currency bill He declines to commit in the campaign against Joseph G Cannon for speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Pollard
Congress
Nebraska
House
Cannon
Aldrich-Vreeland
Republican Blasphemy Blames God for Trusts Policy
A Reno speech by Senator Dolliver of Iowa accuses Republicans of shifting blame for trusts to divine will. The piece condemns him for saying trusts are governed by God and ridicules the idea that God created or protects predatory wealth. It questions voters’ support for four more years of such leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Reno
Nevada
I. P. Polliver
Iowa
Belman
God
Dolliver
Bryan explains why individual favors protection of bank deposits
Mr Bryan argues that protecting bank deposits safeguards individual savers and promotes financial stability. He emphasizes the need for secure private funds and cautious lending practices to prevent bank runs and preserve public confidence in the banking system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Bryan
Banks Should Attend to Banking Not Government
A speech argues for guaranteeing bank deposits to protect depositors and stabilize the economy. It critiques government takeover of banking, cites Oklahoma as proof of a deposit guarantee plan, and urges banks to provide security rather than government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Baltimore
Xeb Somieborn
Cemypol
Foneral
Postal Savings Bank
Europe
United States
So-and-So
Uncle Sam
Oklahoma
Mina
Political attack on the Nebraska board of equalization
A sharp critique charges the state board of equalization with overstepping its authority by reassessing Nebraska property and inflating assessments by 2.41 million dollars. The piece argues the governor and four officials abuse power, threatens local self government, and calls for democratic candidates to restore proper valuation methods. It also taunts Republican candidate Orlando Tefft with a list of old queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Nebraska
Shallenberger
Board of Equalization
Shallenberger and Associates
Condemning Mayor Gering For Appointing Ramsey
Editorial attacks on William C. Ramsey claim he is too young for city attorney as mayor H. R. Gering appoints him. Supporters, including councilmen Steinker Schluntz White, defend Ramsey and his proven ability urging Cass County voters to elect him county attorney on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Evening News
Imet
William ©. Ramsey
Forbses Lilly
Billy
A. L. Tid
A. L. Tidd
Plattsmouth
H. R. Gering
Gering
Will C. Ramsey
Steinker
Third Ward
Henry J. Schluntz
William A. White
Will C. Ramsy
Will Ramsey
Travis
Billy Ramsey
Cass County
William
Tumse Tirinte
Belief in divinity as ballot strength in Bryan campaign
The passage notes voters favor a candidate who believes in the Saviour's divinity over one who denies it. It argues religious belief is a factor boosting Mr. Bryan's candidacy in the current campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osee
United States
Mr. Bryan
Farm For Safe In Murray Neb 320 Acres Near Town
Farm for sale 320 acres one and one half miles from Murray Nebraska with good improvements. Price 30510 per acre. Inquire of Jous HH Seanclair Murray Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Seanclair
Murray, Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plattsmouth Journel
Kily
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Il Atuis
Ieee
Democratic Tisket
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
A. C. Shalleneberger
KO Garrete
Secretary of State
A. T. Gatewood
Athliter Welliam Eprice
Por Attorney
H B. Elemarty
W. J. Eastman
W. H. Cowgile
William B. Banning
John FP. Sattler
W. Laughian
County Attocney
William CL Ramsey
Cam M. Sey Bert
Mon Sere Republicen
Hryan
Co. M. Seybert
Sioner
Terests
Vr. Seybert
W. J. Brean
Joseph G. Cannon
C. P. Hale
W. R. Bruce
Glenwood Granite Works
Lawson Sheldon
Nehawka
Glenwood, JA
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Gov
Ernor
Mr. Tefft
Orlando Tefft
Phartsmouth
George Fairfield
Tefft
Ciss
Cass
Otoe
Mayor Gering
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Hugh Norton
M. P. Ry
Plattsmouth, Neb
Dr. Hess
Hess’ Stock Food
F. G. Firncke & Co
Trenton
J. W. Egenberger
Plattymouth No. 22
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