Choose Taft and the Republican path for steady prosperity
The piece argues the thir term party is no factor and urges voting for Taft and Sherman to maintain familiar prosperity, warning Wilson’s Democrats would bring uncertainty and potential industrial disaster. It frames Taft as a known quantity and Wilson as risky, advocating decisive Republican support.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Chapin
Debs
William H. Taft
Republican Party
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Taft
Professor Wilson
Sherman
WHY ROOSEVELT LOSES GROUND AND ITS COSTS
The piece argues lifelong Republicans refuse to follow Roosevelt out of the party and oppose his bid for a presidency. It warns his tactics, campaign fund ties to the Harvester and Steel trusts, and recalls threatens constitutional limits. It claims his candidacy could elect Wilson and Mexicanize the nation, arguing Washington and Grant denied him power.
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Republican Party
Harvester and Steel Trust
Roosevelt
Wilson
Republican party seeks longer witness against change
The Republican platform urges a shift from sixteen to four years and argues this change would better address prosperity and Democratic distress compared to Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic candidate for president.
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Woodrow
Wilson
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Faith of President Taft Praised as Model Christian Leader
Reverend John Wesley Tin of the International Peace Forum in New York preached in Chicago on The Religion of President Taft. Dr Hill lauded Taft’s Unitarian faith and Christian service, noting his support for Sunday schools and efforts to aid the poor and needy, as well as his prayers and public moral stance.
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Jom Wesley “Tin
International Peace, Forum of
New York
All Soul's Church
Chicago
Taft
Hill
United States
Tiill
Channing School
Jesus Christ
Edward Everett ‘Hale
Christ
Hin
God
Public records review contrasts sheriff expenses and outcomes
A county records analysis compares Small and Stephens administrations from 1909 to 1912, noting costs excluding salaries and insane transport. It cites Small’s 13 month total of 184.49 to 938, Stephens’ 14 month total of 11,786.71, and later six months costs with savings. It highlights captures of horse thieves and prisoners saved costs, urging cheap, effective office management.
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Parison
Stephens
Small
Valley County
Thonth
Milk River
Rutter
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President Taft
John Wesley Hill
Ty Eeton
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