Tariff the Great debate in New York speeches
In New York a September discussion by the TaftRoosevelt line argues over protective tariffs and consumer costs. The piece contrasts Taft and Roosevelt with Wilson’s reform stance, and notes a North Dakota Wilson Club push led by Melvin D. Hildreth as Democrats rally for tariff revision and broader protection questions.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Congress Democratic
Wilson Club
New York
North Dakota
Melvin D. Hildreth
State League of Wilson and
Marshall
Wilson
Gore
Mapleing
Senator Hildreth
Wilson and Marshall Surge in Western States Support
In Sept 10 reports Judge Hands in Thermopolia predicts Wyoming will vote Democratic and cites tours of the Midwest and East showing strong Wilson prospects. Arizona leaders claim Phoenix and the West favor Wilson. Rev Dr Peters endorses Democratic tariffs rhetoric and criticizes Taft. Tariff costs and consumer goods prices are highlighted as campaign issues.
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Wyoming
New York
John M. Hands
Hegger
Thermopolia
Wilson
Marshall
Henee
Wyong
Middle West
Wilken
Roosevelt
Judge Jones
Chicage Hs
Dr. Peters
Madison Pettry
Trt
Uts
Brooklyn
Livin
Prosecution Window Closes on Columbia Bank Case
Oklahoma City reports state examiner found the Columbia Bank and Trust wrecking acts occurred long before 1911 and within three year criminal limits. report could not justify prosecutions. Also announced is the Sequoyah avenue bridge contract to W A Armstrong for 1950 dollars. Bob Cali returns from Tampa to Adair with cousin Miss Vern Calvert aboard Katy line trip.
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Oklahoma City
Columbia Bank and Trust Company
Gerner
Bob Cali
Tampa
Florida
Adair
Tle
Vern Calvert
Trmon
Death in the Bootleg War at the Oklahoma Kansas Strip
Federal officer R Lee Bowman was killed and J McCall of Kansas fatally wounded when five bootleggers in a car opened fire as Bowman and Lenapah marshal W R Mayberry destroyed liquor near Caney just south of the border. Mayberry fired back, Bowman was 44, a Tulsa veteran. Posses spread across roads and railways as authorities hunt the assailants.
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Bartlesville
Oklo
R. Lee Bowman
Tulsa
J. McCall
Caney
Kans
W. R. Mayberry
Lenapah
Bowman
Oklahoma
Kansas
Mayberry
McCall
Howman Wie
Tie
Walter Duckett
United States
Fred Belinings
Baughman
Mowmin
Government Pays Cities Back Seven Thousand For Jails
Muskogee Oklahoma and three other towns received refunds after United States Marshal Grant Vitter returned 3700 of funds diverted to federal jail sites. Each city paid 1000 or 3400, but the overage was refunded as 182.36 per town.
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Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Peter
Paul
Harvester Trust
Muskogee
Oklo
Grant Vitter
Mayes County Poor Farm Sold at Auction
The Mayes county poor farm, known as the old Cherokee orphan asylum farm near Salina, was sold to the highest bidder on the 17th. Appraised at 15000 dollars, the sale fetched 12000 dollars in credit terms: 4000 cash and 34000 in five years at eight percent interest. The farm is regarded as one of the best in the old Cherokee Nation.
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Mayes County
Cherokee Orphan Asylum
Salina
Burglar Converts, Brandishes Tools Before Spokane Congregation
A burglar converted by the Salvation Army faced a Spokane crowd at a ball and drew two revolvers, an electric sash, a jimmy and other burglar tools. He confessed he planned to rob stores out of hunger but said he was moved by the congregation's music.
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Salvation Army
Spokane
Wash
Jimmy
Policemen Dog Faces Unfriendly Defense at Brentford
A woman in Brentford Middlesex England recently faced a charge of allowing a ferocious dog to be at large. She pleaded the dog was friendly with everyone except policemen and had never bitten anyone else.
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Brentford
Middlesex
England
Sugar from Palma Could Boost World Supply
Sugar from the ripa palm sap in the Philippines is of superior quality and could become a new industry. It has yielded an alcoholic beverage in experiments and may significantly increase global sugar supplies if developed.
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Palma
Philippines
Mean Wilson to Sweep Country Third Termers Gain
Vermont and Maine results show a major shift toward Democratic strength as Third Term and Republican factions split. Projections suggest Wilson could carry most states, with Vermont and Rhode Island leaning Taft or Wilson depending on vote shifts, while New York Evening Post figures outline a Taft win in only Rhode Island and Vermont.
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William T. Haines
Maine
Frederick W. Plainted
Waa
Vermont
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
New York Evening Post
Rhode Island
Gov. Wilson
Post
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
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Vinita
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