Roosevelt’s Third Term Backers Face Roaring Political Turmoil
The piece argues Roosevelt’s alignment with the third party hinges on Wall Street power, citing J Pierpont Morgan and Perkins as backers. It warns that Morgan, Perkins, and Roosevelt would form a coalition to legalize monopolies and shield trusts, signaling a Democratic-paralysis outcome if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
Morgan
Perkins
Steel and Harvester
Nebraska Labor Demands for Next Legislature
The Nebraska Federation of Labor outlined reforms for the upcoming session, urging stricter employer liability laws, night work bans for women and under 16s, and a legislated minimum wage. Some proposals are debated as radical or sensible, reflecting a broader shift in industrial policy and labor welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Federation of Labor
Massachusetts
Wilson
Roosevelt
State Federation of Labor
Recall of the president sparks fear of revolution
An editorial denounces Roosevelt's Denver pledge for presidential recall as a step toward anarchy, arguing it would overturn constitutional safeguards and provoke upheaval. It warns that the third term advocate uses smooth rhetoric to betray republican principles and could trigger nationwide agitation if recall were invoked.
Recall as dangerous demagogue claims in heated critique
The article attacks a presidential advocate, arguing his policy could spark anarchy and hostility. It contends recall is impracticable, labeling Roosevelt a dangerous demagogue who may seek power by fooling the public and harming the party. The piece portrays rising revolutionary risk if the advocated policy advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Nebraska assessment shows growing land values and prosperity
The state assessment roll for 1912 notes a total increase of about 48 million dollars, driven by higher land and improvement valuations. Farm land gains, bank shares rise, and notes secured by mortgage fall, signaling broad economic strength while livestock and industrial figures show mixed results.
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State Board of Assessment and Equalization
Nebraska
Imperialism and the third term threat to American institutions
The piece argues that shifting federal powers to Washington erodes state rights under the organic law, branding it imperialism and blaming the third-term candidate for unfriendly posture toward founders' institutions. It labels Roosevelt as socialist leaning and warns the public about the Oyster Bay demagogue.
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Oyster Bay
Archial
Washington
Republic
Roosevelt
Cattle Thief Arrested Near Stanton Nebraska
Sheriff Stucker brings Clarence Mottermery to justice on charges of stealing thirty five cattle from JH Benne’s pasture north of Stanton. The cattle were sold to a Winside butcher for 999 dollars before Mottermery’s arrest in Lexington as he prepared to depart for South Dakota. Dr. G W Udall of Cornell University visits Nebraska to study the horse epidemic, beginning at the agricultural college and Waverly, then Manhattan Kansas, before returning for a fuller state study.
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Stanton, Neb
Stucker
Stanton
Clarence Mottermery
JH. Benne
Winside
Lexington
South
G W. Udall
New York State Veterinary College
Cornell University
Nebraska
The
Agricultural College
Waverly
Manhattan
Kan
Omaha Patrolman Shot by Robber
Omaha dispatch reports Patrolman Oscar Knutson was shot in the groin while catching a saloon burglary at Twenty fourth and Leavenworth. The wound is serious but the officer is expected to recover. the robber escaped.
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Omaha
Oscar Knutson
Twenty-fourth and
Leavenworth Street
Knutson
Gus Roudebush Held for Murder at Coroner Inquest
At the coroner s inquest over the body of Atchie McGee in Kearney nineteen year old Gus Roudebush was held responsible for the death it was alleged McGee died from blows struck by Roudebush the inquest concluded.
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Atchie McGee
Kearney
Gus Roudebush
McGee
Roudebush
Memorial for Calkins Receives Supreme Court Panel
The supreme court formed a committee to draft resolutions on the death of Judge E F C Calkins of Kearney, a former court commissioner. The panel will report on October 23.
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Supreme Court
E F. C. Calkins
Kearney
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage in Dalton Nebraska
By default on a September 4 1907 chattel mortgage recorded in Cheyenne County Nebraska the lender will sell mortgaged property at public auction in front of Handley s Livery Stable Dalton on September 30 1912 at 3 PM The items include a bay mare Mollie a Fish Bros lumber wagon and a ten foot double disc drill The sale is conducted by A Shipman through agent Dyson with proceeds to satisfy the note plus interest.
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R. Brennan
M. A. Shipman
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Towit
Mollie
Fish Bros
Handley
Dalton
A. Shipman
Wee. A Dyson
Petition for license to sell minor's real estate in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a guardian petitions the District Court for license to sell Hanna Maria Pettersdotter minor heir of Ida Pettersdotter deceased. Lands described include portions of sections 31 32 34 and 6 in townships 17 and 16 west of the 6th principal meridian. A hearing is set for October 26 1912 at 10 am in North Platte with publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Hanna Maria Pettersdotter
Ida Pettersdotter
Robert A. Barlow
Court House
North Platte
Neb
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Pierster
Neraska
Railroad
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Potter
Knoll
A. Ledingham
Sidney Draw Road
H Doran
Department of the Interior
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Robert E. A. Carow
Dalton, Neb
Township 17
Henry Vick
Charlies W. Handley
Otto Busacker
Herman Armuth
J. E. Evans
Denis J Scanlon
Said
SEALJ
Notic
John Tishue
6Th Principal Meridian
Washington J. Hiett
Frank B. Tobin
Ernest Bier
Fred J. Hellerich
Ray R. Smith
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Sls
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John Z. Easterday
William C. Ottermann
Ra ] Silane
Michael M. Kline
Sidney, Neb
Charles P Grant
N& Ne
Gus Wellner
Nels W. Olson
Jerome B. Halston
Clara
Andrew Nelson
J Evans
Register
Seed corn week drives Bloomington campaign and prizes
Arrangements by Bloomington banks and business houses promote seed corn selection during seed corn week set by the Governor for Sept 30 to Oct 5. The Farmers' State bank offers substantial prizes for the best seed samples. Herman Plat reports a corn yield of over fifty bushels per acre on his east Franklin farm.
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Bloomington
Farmers’ State Bank
Herman Plat
Franklin
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