The Bank Takeover Threat Warns Northwest Voters
A Saint Paul Daily Press notice warns that financiers led by Rockefeller Morgan Hill and Hill are buying banks across New York Chicago and Minneapolis to control credit. It claims small banks face coercion from these combines and urges voters to back candidates favoring the small businessman over big corporate power.
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Tere
St. Paul
Mple
J. J
North Dakota
Great Northern
Northern Pate
New England
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Hill
Morfin
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Nto
Othe
Morgan
Alyer
Pittsburg
Roosevelt and the Reform Program Debate Across Capitalist Power
The piece critiques Roosevelt's reform stance, arguing it avoids deep issues like railroad overcapitalization and the power of trusts led by Perkins, McCormick, and the Harvester Trust. It contends his policies shield the price system, misplace blame on middlemen, and fail to address farm and rail traffic costs driving living expenses.
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Roosevelt
Perkina
Steel Trust
McCormick
Harvester Trent
Eame
Tarun
Conseumr
Lamill
Roosevlt
Criven Ty Fou Panne Seoase
Opie
Tuyers
Mr. Moco
Etneh
Political letter attacks Republicans and praises La Follette and Wilson
A long political paragraph urges readers to reject the Republican ticket and endorse La Follette, Bryan, and Wilson. It accuses Republicans of special privilege and cites alleged graft by Nathan Allen and others, urging votes for Wilson for president and other Democratic or progressive candidates.
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LaFollette
Bryan
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Morgan
Hinky Dink
Lorimer
Rockefeller
Minneapolis News
Nathan Allen
United States Treasury
SR. Alem & Sony
Renostin
Wis
Allen
Crinjna
Helen
Field Donkins
Europe
Jose
Jenkins
Sha
Tvant Tema
Sheridan
Chicago
Kanier
Ugha
Aiekers
Lane
Orvison
Kenoghe Mob
Sania Alien
Wilson at Sioux Falls Shapes Campaign Message
Local audience in Sioux Falls hails Woodrow Wilson as a capable leader fit for the presidency praising his sincerity and steadiness. The piece critiques government by conning, endorses trust regulation, and questions protection of special interests amid a broad critique of corporate influence and party dynamics.
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Woodrow Wilson
Powitin
Wilson
Sioux Falls
Tin
Connie Suns
A& Commission
Bedges
Public recall stance echoes Bryan era ideals
Rock efeller defends federal judiciary as honest and fixed in stance. Voters urged to study the principles of Bryan LaFollette and Wilson and apply them to current issues rather than biased arguments. The text promotes clear, principled thinking and civic engagement.
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Rockefeller
Bryan, LaFollette and
Wilson
Roosevelt in Decline as Campaigns Shift in 3rd Term Debate
The piece discusses Roosevelt’s weakening ground as urrent factional shifts emerge toward Wilson versus Taft, citing John Cullen O’Laughlin and party insiders. It notes Democratic unity strengthening, calls Taft’s path precarious, and highlights regional reactions including South Dakota’s GOP realignment.
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Second National Bank of St. Paul
Congress
James J. Hill
North America Review
Lemmon
Democratic Party
Republican
Bull Moose
Senator la Follette
Indore
Johnson
Gandy
Shock Hail
L. C. Peck
J.C. Stoner
House
Tun Sterning
U.S
Rockefetler
J. Terpent Morgan
Fir Rotheelt
George Dy Perkins
Perkins
Aned Thal
Progressive Party
Pierpont Morgan
Leresford
Crawford
Republican Party
Dawn
Theo. Roosevelt
United Stans
Iuperi Nf
Chicago ‘Tribune
John Cullen O' Laughlin
Mead
Jude
Bern
Separ Cleveland
O'Lavightin
O' Laughtine
Woodrow Wilken
Ouarmuin
Smiske
Bedward Russell
America
Stans Faille Anus
Popibheane
South Dakota
South Dulesta
Kyrne Ae Povernor
Wyean
Johieen
Dohinane
Warton
Butte County
Morertamderdt
Mr. Taft
Vermilion Repubican
South
Halots
Thelma Thorn
Robert Vecsey
Jounaon
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