Long's Senate votes seen as Wall Street aligned
A review of Senator Long's rolls shows repeated votes with Wall Street on canal finance stock limits, inter state rates, and anti pass measures, with defense claiming party unity and procedural concerns. Critics say Long sided with Wall Street over Kansas, rail workers, and public interest.
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Wall Street
Kansas
Long
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wal Street
Porilla
Wallstreet
Parge
Commission
Fulton
Oregon
Senate
HD Ate
Suateo Regan
Ong Ig
Wall’ Street
la Follette
Aldrich
Congress
Sub-Treasury
Curtis
Lang
Kansas Primary Fight Puts Long and Bristow Side by Side
A Kansas political dispatch argues Senator Long votes align with Wall Street and a railroad machine, opposing reform champion Bristow. It claims a sixteen-year pattern shows Long siding with rail interests, while Bristow is framed as a bold reformer seeking moral governance and state independence from corrupt influence.
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Kansas
Aldrich
Wall Street
United States Senate
Stephen Brandon
Douglas Exchange State Bank
Butler County
Song
Aya
Cyrus Leland
Uri Democrat
Alex Cochrain
Gould
United Braves
Circuit
America
Supreme Court
Leland
Long
Republican Committee
Missouri Democratic Railroad
Missouri
Cochrain
Judge Hook
Cyrug Leland
Roosevelt
Hsten
Raleigh
N. C
Wichita ‘Commercial’ Club
Dolliver
Hioward
Howbee
Sen
Senator Long
Bristow
Thane
Hunar
Plymouth Rock
John Brown
Pontius
Pilate
Paul
Judas
Incarot
Agali
When It Starts to Rain in Kansas It Rains a Heap
A Kansas weather verse repeats a homespun rule that rain follows heavy showers. The speaker, an aging farmer, recalls past storms from 1860 and warns that when rain begins in Kansas it will persist and renew the wet cycle. He claims experience guides his forecast.
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