Not Neglected Farmers Under McKinley Roosevelts Labors
Review of eleven years under McKinley and Roosevelt praises agricultural policy. It highlights expanded funding for research, 2000 plus scientists, 17 million publications, and aims to boost farm efficiency and exports. It notes gains in sugar beet production, rice, tobacco, grains, and animal health measures.
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Malines
Thoosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
United States
Bureau of Soils
Taft Speech Highlights Farm Power and Federal Safeguards
President Taft outlines federal work in disease control at ports and on farms, including meat and pure food laws, road material research, forest restoration, and irrigation studies. He emphasizes agriculture as national strength, detailing trade gains from farm products, independent food production, and large livestock and crop programs supported by the Department of Agriculture.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
New England
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Farmer and Balance of
Bureau
Louisiana
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Florida
America
Columbus
Labor Leaders Clash Over Gompers and Bryan Tie In Labor Press
A broad chorus of labor journals and union chiefs denounce Samuel Gompers for a Democratic tie in with Bryan and the party’s labor program. Papers from Akron to Chicago criticize the move as contrary to union law and warn it could ruin the AFL. Leaders like Uritehard Tourigan and Dyche weigh in, while many editors urge independent labor action.
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Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mack
Bryan
Democratic Party
Uniion
England
Wille Mtny
Doled
Annesvile Labor Journal
Brewers’ Journal
Cincinnati
Switchmen’s Journal
Bullaloa
Bakers’ Journal
Chicago
Stove Mounters
Detriot
Pueblo
Colo
Piano
Social Jourist
Wold
Chicago Federation of Labor
Lebew
Winge
J. EB. Uritehard
International Payers and Bangers’ Union
Brynan
Republican Party
Knights of Labor
Lke
Amercan Federation of Labor
Edward Tourigan
International Association of Machinists
Aing
John A. Dyche
Women’s Garment Make
Samuel Gomrees
Taft Endorses Labor Rights On Bench
The text states Judge Taft upholds that employees have the right to form unions and to strike, and that unions may join with others and raise funds to aid strikes. It contrasts Taft with Gompers, noting Taft’s strong backing of organized labor on the bench and criticizing Gompers’ past criticisms.
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Vart Satay
Unicns
Bencfi Tabor
Gompers
Taft
Organized Labor
G& the Bench
The Natural Heir by Josh Wink on Bryan and Roosevelt
A poem contemplates William Jennings Bryan as Roosevelt’s possible heir and policy heir to Roosevelt’s legacy. It argues Bryan cannot fully wear the Roosevelt mantle and suggests Taft will ultimately fit the bill when the time comes.
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Josh Wink
Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Bell
Hetl
Baltimore
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