Democratic Platform Briefed and Roosevelt La Follette contrasts
A long platform passage outlines Democratic aims including tariff reform, anti trust enforcement, campaign finance limits, and one presidential term. It contrasts Roosevelt and La Follette, arguing Roosevelt favors big business and moderate reform while La Follette pursues direct democracy and anti monopoly action. A Baltimore dispatch notes New York's delegation shift toward Champ Clark on the Democratic National Convention ballot and hints at expected Wilson nomination.
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New Jersey
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Kerr
Indiana
Martin
O'Gorman
Bryan and Democratic unity on one term presidential idea
The article recalls William Jennings Bryan and others discussing a single presidential term, with Bryan noting his long advocacy and occasional openness to one term. It covers reactions from Senator Stone and others about Clark, Wilson, and party unity, including questions about NY influence and loyalty to democracy.
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Missouri
Harmon
Marshall
Wilson
Underwood
Clark
The Crew to Roosevelt
Vinita January 23 1972 To the Editor of the Chieftain Theodore has done It He was bound to be nominated Any old kind of a hamination would do if a better could not be had Roosevelt is not a socialist He is simply able with a big idea and the worst case of big head that ever butted into the Donnybrook Pub of American positive To call Roosevelt a socialist is to expose your ignorance or make a good joke
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San Diego
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LaFollette
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Perkins
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Socialist Party In
America
Bismark
Disraeli
Aldrich
Murray Crane
Lincoln
Theodore
Vinita
Jame
The
Chieftain
William B. McKinley
France
Mayther
Pat
Devon
Donnybrook
Tulsa to Have Library Under City Plan
After seven years of effort Tulsa will have four public hours as a library project moves forward. The city commission appropriated $1,200 to start the library with adequate ongoing support. A council of women plans a July 2 meeting to finalize securing the library and Carnegie’s gift will total at least $40,000.
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Indian Government Funds Run Short in Enid OK June 29
Enid Oklahoma June 29 government funds threaten federal business across departments. Congress meets to consider continuing appropriations for next fiscal year starting July 1 to avoid work stoppage, with officials facing pay and vacation impacts. Callahan cites political positions including Jeffersonian democracy and anti trust reform.
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