Taft Urged Over Roosevelt in Darke County Primary
In Ohio the coming primary on the 21st expresses preference for presidential nominees to be chosen at the Chicago National convention. The piece argues for Taft of Ohio over Theodore Roosevelt, cites past two-term presidents, urges Darke county farmers to vote for Taft, names district delegates Rush of Greenville and Parmenter of Lima, and critiques Roosevelt’s bid as a third term. It blends political exhortation with local notices and other small items from Palestine.
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Franklin Township High School Commencement Close of Seventh Year
Franklin Township High School closed April 30 with an afternoon program of essays declamations songs and instrumental music. Supt Charles A Wilt and Miss Mabel McCurdy gave closing addresses. pupils presented Wilt a library table and McCurdy a clock and large lamp. Commencement was May 1 with a well attended program including diplomas and music by the Kurz Orchestra. Wilt re employed for another year and outlook for Sengol's future is encouraging.
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Taft Answers Roosevelt Delivers Plain Refutation in Mass Speech
President Taft in three Massachusetts speeches replies to Theodore Roosevelt’s charges on the square deal, misrepresentation, bosses, Lorimer, reciprocity, patronage, and trust prosecutions. He defends his record, attacks Roosevelt’s methods, and warns against a third term and a radical reshaping of government.
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