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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
2
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President Roosevelt praises Secretary Taft after the nomination, calling him fearless upright and deeply attuned to the nation's needs. He emphasizes Taft's plain dealing with farmers workers business owners and all citizens regardless of creed color or region.
Republican State Central Committee lays plans for Taft visit and a broad field campaign with a list of speakers from Fargo Valley City Minot and Bismarck areas as the party gears up to inform voters on the issues before the election. The column also notes political clashes and social anecdotes from the period.
Presidential candidate William Howard Taft will address North Dakota voters in Fargo on Monday September 28 arriving about 6 30 p m after speaking in Grand Forks. A large cavalry infantry parade and a 1000 strong Cass County Taft Club torchlight procession are planned with bands. The talk will be from Island Park amphitheater lit by electric lamps. rain backup at the opera house and Grand theater.
Labor leader Keir Hardie arrives in America and begins a series of speeches to promote international labor issues and socialist perspectives amid growing interest in his ideals.
Artsy slang and opinion mix as observers note freak bets forming around the presidential election. The piece comments on betting culture and insults the notion of wisdom in public life.
National for President Taft of Ohio and Vice President Sherman of New York. U S Senator Marshall, Johnson. Representatives A J Gronna L B Hanna. For Governor Johnson. Lieutenant Governor Lewis. Supreme Court Spalding. Secretary of State Blaisdell. State Auditor Brightbill. State Treasurer Bickford. Superintendent W L For Attorney General Andrew Miller. Commissioner Cooper. Commissioner Gilbreath. Judicial E B Goss. State Senator H H Steele. Representatives Stable Hendrickson Gro C Jewett C E Davidson. County Auditor Larson. Register Reishus. Treasurer Nedrud. Clerk Hagen. School Superintendent Warren. Public Administrator Hovey. Sheriff Sorenson. Surveyor Thomas. State's Attorney Nash. County Judge N Davis.
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