Roosevelt and Taft Roosevelts Platform Critique Across Papers
Digest of editorials from Baltimore Sun Washington Post Philadelphia Inquirer and New York papers condemning Roosevelts Chicago convention platform as vague and radical. Critics warn it would end constitutional checks and empower a temporary majority to override rights. They contrast it with Taft and Wilson positions and warn of destabilizing reforms.
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Yo Ingeef
Col. Roosevelt
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Chicago
Ani Chaor
Mme
Roonevelt
Philadelphia Press
Roosevelt
New York
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United States
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Hatfield and Party Loyalty Among Republicans and Rooseveltians
Dr A D Hatfield remains loyal to the Republican party despite pressure from Bull Moose supporters. He was the West Virginia nominee by a large margin and vows to stay with the GOP. The article notes his principled stance and confirms opponents like Mr Yaold, backed by Roosevelt followers, may challenge in a primary contest.
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Hearst
New York
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Pittsburg
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West ‘Virginia
Roosevelt
Taltiud-Gherman
Habfeld
Autly
Republigan Party
High tariff debate over American worker protection
Clarksburg Exponent defends its full quotation amid a Telegram dispute over tariff rhetoric. The editorial argues high tariff shields American labor from European competition but not from American trust magnates' greed, accusing the Telegram of partial quoting and cowardly censorship.
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Clarksburg
Europe
Pigham
Exponent Claims Thompson Backed Choice for Neal Chairman
The Exponent told readers that William R. Thompson, governor nominee, favored George Neal as chairman and that the state committee would choose him. It advised readers to trust the information as strikingly reliable and correct.
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George Neal
Neal
William R. Thompson
Dogo
Unclear text on signing title and water rights in Washington
Fragmentary report states President Tutt signed a tit may impact certificates and marketable title to property. Lacks coherent details, several words are garbled, no clear date, place, or entities beyond Washington area mentions.
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Washington, D. C. Ave
Tutt
Fire injures child amid kitchen mishap in Badgerport
A child suffered serious burns after a bowl toppled in the kitchen causing hot contents to spill. Neighbors aided until rescue services arrived while the caregiver attempted to stabilize the situation. Officials from local emergency services reported the incident occurred yesterday in Badgerport.
Woman Convicted Again in Police Court
Myrtle Gordon was convicted of drunkenness again at this morning's court session. In default of paying a fine she was sent out of the city by Frank B. Moore, who presided at the session.
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Myrtle Gordon
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Scholastics Feature and Marriages Highlight Local News
A two reel Scholastics feature titled These id Nefe tha plays Monday with Florence Laweene and Se Moore in the cast. The program also notes marriage licenses issued for Franqe Q Garrett and Bernadine V Miazy and Rosa Aniodio, reflecting local civic happenings alongside entertainment notices.
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Moore
Victor Campatty
Pletimres
Franje Q. Garrett
Bernadine Vmiazy Apas Prit Sdéevudo
Rosa Aniodio
Reverend O Dale King to Lead Union Service Tomorrow
The Rev. O Dale King will preach at a union service of Protestant churches in the courthouse yard tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. Community worship gathers congregations for an interdenominational gathering.
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O. Dale King
Court House Yard
Wheat and Corn Close Narrowly in Chicago Market
Chicago grain prices end mixed as wheat closes at 92 3 8 cents and corn at 65 5 8 cents. The report notes slight shifts in futures with options trading unclear figures for the day.
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Chicago
Reverend Lewis E. Veters to preach at Northview Church
The Rev. Lewis E. Veters will preach tomorrow morning at 10 45 oclock in a Northview church. The notice notes a hero named Hiner from the ranks.
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Lewis E. Veters
Northview
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