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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1912
Page
4
A column argues money must yield to manhood and endorses Woodrow Wilson as the democratic choice. It cites Governor Wilson as a unifier who would restore popular governance, curb corporate power, and broaden prosperity, urging cross party support to defeat Taft and secure reform.
Writing to the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association in Kansas City, Allen White urges preservation of the home town trade to safeguard American institutions. He warns mail order houses threaten small towns, advocates neighborliness as patriotism, and praises local commerce as essential to democracy and social justice.
Senator Culberson of Texas backs Woodrow Wilson as a Democratic champion at Baltimore. He predicts Taft’s renomination and argues Wilson could attract progressive Republicans and independents to win in November. Culberson’s statement frames Wilson as the strongest general election candidate.
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