Political notes on party leaders and judicial elections
Readers receive a dense survey of early 20th century political discourse. It discusses opposition to Woodrow Wilson, the influence of party bosses in the 1912 convention, implications for Republican and Democratic factions, and endorses reelection for state court justices Burke and Goss. The text cites figures like Smoot, Crane, Penrose, and the Old Guard while analyzing electoral pressures ahead of primaries. It also includes a letter urging support for Chief Justice Fisk and Justices Burke and Goss, and lists new Wahpeton Breckenridge telephone exchange subscribers and local directory updates.
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