Woodrow Wilson Backing Cited From Taft Era Voice
Jacob H Bell declares support for Woodrow Wilson in New York and criticizes President Taft for failing to ease class tensions and adjust economic policy. He urges a shift toward prudent administrative methods and social reform aligned with Germany's model to restore industrial peace and national happiness.
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New York
Jacob H. Bell
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Republican Party
White House
Germany
Wilson
Tat
Cooperative Credit Systems in Belgium
Washington August 14 Minister Larz Anderson completed the investigation of Belgium's cooperative credit systems tied to Taft's plan for American farmers. Belgium's small farmers gained little from early comptoirs agricoles, while Raiffeisen inspired co operatives grew rapidly, aided by central banks that supervise, audit, and guarantee loans. Total yearly loans around 4 trillion dollars with deposits near two million, indicating robust growth of the cooperative idea.
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Belgium
Washington
Larz Anderson
Taft
Germany
General Savings Bank
Comptoirs Agricolés
Sod
Plax
Comptoirs Agricoles
Abbe Meliaerts
Ruiffeisee
Central Co-Operative Bank
Co-Operative Societies of
Death of Mrs Keyes at Pheasant Hill residence
Aunt Lucy Keys aged 81 died at her home on Saturday at Pheasant Hill. Interment was at Chamberlin cemetery Sunday afternoon. Mrs Keyes was a pioneer to the country and a daughter of George Lowrey a former chief of the Cherokees in the old nation.
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Lucy Keys
Pheasant Hil
Chamberlin
Keys
George Lowrey
Congress on Health and Demography Goes to Washington
Delegations from American cities large and small plan to attend the XV International Congress on Hygiene and Demography in Washington September 23 to 28. Cities such as Minneapolis Chicago and New York City lead in official notifications with Iowa Ohio New Jersey and others naming delegates and health officers. Mayor Townsend of Rome N Y and city officials promise strong local representation and a major New York exhibit.
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Washington
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
New York City
Wallace
Idaho
Congress
California
San Francisco
Long Beach
Pasadena
Colorado
Longmont
Grand Junction
Cripple Creek
Loveland
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Johnstown
Des Moines
Dubuque
Garner
Glenwood
Grinnell
Harban
Hampton
Iowa City
Maquoketa
Ottumwa
Rock Rapids
Keokuk
Waterloo
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Connecticut
New Haven
A. L. Mac Master
Rome
N. Y
John 8. Fulton
Townsend
Waukegan
Lil
J. F. Bid- Inger
United States
Taft
State University acquires large zoological collection
Norman Oklahoma August 26 State University at Norman has purchased a zoological collection valued at 8000 to 10000 dollars from Dr J M Carroll of Shawnee Baptist University. The 6060 specimens include birds mammals eggs shells marine life and fossils with glass cases. Professor Lane heads zoology and will exhibit the items in the lab and a large room. the project excites him more than a vacation. Among the notable pieces is a passenger pigeon egg set, once thought extinct, with a standing offer of 100 dollars for any such discovery.
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Mother Carey
Phillipines
State University
Norman
Okla
State University At
J. M. Carroll
Shawnee Baptist University
Lane
Department of Zoology
Zoological Laboratory
Lane Sare
Marriage Licenses Granted in Vinita Area
Saturday afternoon certificates issued to Enoch Bill Greable 21 and Ids Wixon 18 of Vinita and to Henry C Williams 24 and Ethel Stevens 16 of Vinita.
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Enoch
Bill) Greable
Ids Wixon
Vinita
Henry C. Williams
Ethel Stevens
Objection to single six-year presidential term cited
One objection argues six years is too short for Wilson yet far too long for Taft or Theodore Roosevelt, implying a single six-year term would be ill suited to different presidents and their eras.
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Wilson
Taft
Teethodore
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Keyes
Congress ON Health
Chieftain
Excelsior Laundry
Dad
Coda
Hammer Brigade
Oklahoma
F. M. Gwinnup @ Son Halsell Building
Vinita, Oklahoma
The
Farmers State Bank Vinita
Kansas City Weekly Star
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Kansas City
J. T. Ragan
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