Scandia Journal historical note
Scandia Journal is listed as a newspaper entering at the Scan dia post office as second class matter in Scan dia Kansas.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
2
Scandia Journal is listed as a newspaper entering at the Scan dia post office as second class matter in Scan dia Kansas.
Subscriptions six dollars per year in advance. Advertising rates listed ten cents per column inch for display and five cents per line for first insertion. Special rates on contract. Mail order advertising accepted with various payment methods. twenty five cent charge for card of thanks. announcements for fundraising socials incur regular rates.
County attorney and superintendent hopefuls in Republic County Kansas announce candidacies. Names include Henry Van Natta, Nelson Ward, Emma Adamson, Euna Arrasmith, C M Leggitt, and C C Sterba subject to August primary results.
A brief notice lists candidate for Sheriff of G R Bundy’s county. The filing appears in local records with minimal details and no further biographical data provided.
John Kess announces his candidacy for the office of County Clerk subject to the Republican primaries. R. M. Glenn notes the position is to be decided by the party primaries.
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The article presents Theodore Roosevelt’s direct responses to Taft’s criticisms, framing the president’s backers and opponents, and outlining Roosevelt’s views on political, social, and industrial conditions. It emphasizes Roosevelt’s stance on stirring class tensions and urging the public to examine the motives behind Taft’s claims.
The text quotes a speech arguing against class hatred and urging protection for workers. It condemns crooked bosses and financiers, praises wage laws, workmen's compensation, and fair shares from protectionist policy, while criticizing Taft and political machines. It ends noting reactions from the Cleveland Leader on Penrose and Crane.
Theodore Roosevelt announces that eight Massachusetts delegates at large pledged to him should support Taft if the preferential vote indicates it. He vows to write any hesitant delegate to back Taft, framing it as a fight for principles of popular rule and genuine representation. He emphasizes his aim to reflect the majority will in the nomination and policy.
In Republic County Kansas probate court on April 11 1912 letters of Administration were issued to J N Sandell as Administrator of Mary Asbjornson deceased. He has duly qualified and dated April 11 1912. First published in Journal April 10 1912.
Poem style address urging a man of vision to act for justice and aid suffering workers. Lines reference ex president Roosevelt at Carnegie Hall on March 20, 1912, with themes of sacrifice, dedication, and social reform. The piece praises bold action and warns against neglecting the needy.
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