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Newspaper
The La Jara Chronicle
Location
La Jara, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
2
The La Jara Chronicle note repeats author Clifton H. Wilder and publication details for La Jara Colorado. It states the issue is released Fridays and mailed as second class matter. Annual subscription price listed as $1.50 for white readers.
The Pueblo Chieftain argues Taft and Sherman likely win in 1908 with 303 electoral votes from 27 McKinley and Roosevelt states. It identifies nine surely Democratic states totaling 90 votes and ten doubtful states, detailing which may swing and stressing the need for Republicans to pursue every margin to defeat Bryan.
The article notes a rapid recovery from autumn lows as nearly 200 million dollars in interest and dividends begin July 1. It cites railroad investments by Harriman and New York Central, wage and rate stability, shrinking idle freight cars, and renewed activity across mills, factories, and farms signaling a new prosperous era.
Colorado shows stronger bank health with seven Denver national banks reporting 52.59 million in deposits as of July 15, up from May 14. Cash in vaults stood at 10.32 million, down 395 thousand, signaling rising loans and growing confidence amid overall national bank trends.
The Philadelphia Press notes Denmark uses wind mills to generate electricity for commerce by converting wind into power and storing it with batteries. It argues the United States has vast windy areas and could similarly convert wind into electric energy to ease coal and wood use and supplement hydropower.
The Toledo Blade notes that the American Federation of Labor top brass will not endorse Bryan and that the United Mine Workers and Western Federation of Miners will refrain from collective political action. Officials say members may vote individually and the unions are not political. most members lean socialist, but action won’t be coordinated.
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