The Third Term Debate and Roosevelt Campaigns
A review of political ambitions around a possible third term for Roosevelt. The piece contrasts public opinion, Roosevelt's statements, and reactions from labor groups and state leaders, noting concerns about over-capitalization and corporate power. It also touches on Wilson and New Jersey politics, framing the era's electoral tensions.
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Lincoln warns on minority rule in Taft era politics
In a dense political memo, critics echo Lincoln's warning about minority rebellion, debating Taft foes and progressive definitions. LaFollette rejects Roosevelt's stance, while opponents seek unity in a clarified meaning of progressivism and duty to party principles.
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Lalo. Tate
Rudolph Spréckles
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Lincoln
Taft
LaFollette
Roosevelt
Taft Favored Over Roosevelt In National Delegates Battle
Taft leads in party unity with solid delegate gains across ten states while Roosevelt shows scattered, factional support. Indiana backs Taft two to one, New York factions are weak, and Wisconsin tilts to La Follette. Taft’s lead solidifies toward renomination. Roosevelt is tied to discord and local splits.
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Roosevelt
Guftiola
Pennsylvania
Cancun
Perry
Bie
Indiana
Roo
Maine
Illinois
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
New
Mexico
Vermont
Dele ‘Gates
United
Republican Party
Blaine
Trinois
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Missiesiop
North ‘Dakota
la Follette
Bowling League Keeps Thrilling Pace at Etka Club Meet
The Carrs defeated the Morris team by thirty one pins and the Wilsons by five while Morris beat Wilsons by twenty four. Captain Carr led with 338 total pins as Tom Shaw topped all comers at 338. eight players from the winning squad list Knox Atchison McFarlin Johnson Richards Williams McNeil Carr. The Etka club bowling league capped another strong season promising better turnout next year.
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Wilson
Morris
Carr Temma
Carrs
Atraupement
Wilsons
Carre
Morrie
Fromm
Tom Shaw
Carr
Shaw
Cemeny
Caywood
Inners
Etka
Wis
John Knox
HA. ‘Atchison
J. 0. McFarlin
Lee] Johnson
Tales Richards
Pat Williams
Forrest McNeil
Louis Carr
Lyon Roofing and Supply Co. Takes Over Bat Ten Roofing
Notice states Bat ten Roofing and Supply Company has been reorganized and acquired by Lyon Roofing and Supply Company. All accounts payable to Bat Ten are now due to Lyon. Former company assets and obligations are assumed by Lyon Roofing and Supply Co. Location listed as Second Street, Clarkaburg, W.
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Tembaree Cos
Jan Company
Euteut
Roosavelt
Lanat
Roosevelt
Jelttzene
Batten Roofing & Supply Company
Lyon Roofing &Supply Company
Alberts
Thix Compans
Lyon Roofing & Supply CO
Second Street
Clarkaburg
Showing the New White Dresses in Latest Summer Styles
A display of exquisite white dresses highlighting sheer fabrics fine materials and new laces. Models feature embroidery and trims as the newest style trends for ladies and misses in summer fashion.
Beautiful Spring Neckwear Opens New Lace Styles
A display of spring neckwear features a range from small lace jabots to oversized shoulder collars. New lace overblouses draw interest in fashion shows priced at 2.50 and 2.98, along with Dutch lace collar and cuff sets. Delicate jabots and sheer basistes with color decorations highlight the season.
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