Bryan as President Would Harm Economy and Court
The piece argues Bryan's election would damage general industry by eroding confidence and idle mills, worsen trade and credit, and risk a shift from the gold standard. It warns of expanded federal power, a looming four-year Supreme Court vacancy, and Indiana’s local Senate race shaping national defense against Bryan’s policies.
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Bryan
Indiana
White House
Senate
Bryar
Congress
Bryat
Ccredit
Supreme Court
United States
Republican Party
United States Senate
James Alexander Hemenway
Notice To Voters On Residency And Precinct Rules
Notice warns voters not to move from one township to another after September 4 and not to move between precincts after October 3, or lose their vote. Advises residents to ensure correct registration details for upcoming elections.
Indiana State Finances Under Republican Rule And Debate
James E. Watson defends Indiana Republicans against Democratic charges of extravagance. He cites debt reduction from 1861 to 1906, notes lower interest and tax levels, and lists major 1906 construction projects while contrasting expenditures with 1894 under Democrats.
Bryan Labor Plank Warns Against Power of Courts
A fiery address argues labor unions face risks from Bryan’s platform with three labor plank proposals. It defends court injunctions in strikes, warns against curtailing judicial power, and urges unions to support lawful order over anarchic wage wars. Written from a Republican stance.
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American Federation of Labor
Republican Convention
Chicago
Gompers
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Gompers
What Watson Would Do in Governor Race
James F. Watson declares from a keynote that if elected he will support county unit local option laws and enforce them strictly, veto Moore law amendments, and oppose Democratic platform plans. He contrasts with Mr. Marshall who tells temperance voters to back the Prohibition ticket, prompting questions on voter temperance alignment.
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James FE. Watson
Tam
Marshall
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