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Newspaper
The Fairbury News
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
7
Senator Borah of Idaho hails William H Taft as a man of duty and constitutional faith. He describes Taft as experienced and principled with a strong regard for order justice and responsible public service.
An observer on a porch describes a violent storm with forked lightning, thunder, and hail that damaged an elm tree but left the house unscathed. A gardener named Mike recalls near miss with a falling bolt and tells exaggerated tales while others react with mix of awe and humor.
A Senate committee report favors a bill to establish postal savings depositories at post offices and designated locations. The plan allows accounts for any person over ten years, with 2 percent annual interest and deposits insured by government backing. Maximum account credit is $1,000 with interest not paid above $500. Withdrawals follow Postmaster General rules.
President Roosevelt touts Judge Taft’s injunctions as a guide to fair labor practice. He argues the principles support even handed justice for workers, employers, and the public, contrasting Taft’s stance with corruption and mob power. The judge is praised as upholding the rights of all people.
Former Senator James G. Sherman speaks on the GOP’s new beginnings and the nation’s future. He credits the party and its leaders with past care and asserts they will address grave questions, complex issues, and the nation’s long term welfare.
In Des Moines Mr. Bryan pushed free trade options while in Indianapolis he pressed corporate ties and in Topeka spoke on the need for bank deposit guarantees. The piece notes his rapid geographic shifts and composure amid major issues.
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