Roosevelt's Short Political Creed in Outlook March Issue
In a March Outlook editorial Theodore Roosevelt presents a catechism on Progressivism. He outlines aims of genuine popular government, human rights, and social justice, plus support for short ballots direct primaries recall and appointive judges structure with cautious limits. He stresses accountability, broad sympathy, and applying old principles with new methods.
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the Outlook
Theodore Roosevelt
Columbus
America
United States
Congress
Roosevelt on judicial review and people's final say
The passage argues for state level judicial review where people may overturn state court interpretations of laws affecting labor and welfare. It contrasts this with federal supremacy and urges electing judges aligned with the people's will to implement laws like parcels post and workmen compensation.
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Columbus
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt Delegates Named for National Convention
The Roosevelt slate lists National Delegates John L. Morrison of Greenville Pennsylvania and Dr J C Russell of Warren Pennsylvania. Alternate National Delegates T D Collins and John Curry of Ridgway Pennsylvania and Nebraska Pennsylvania.
Roosevelt Delegates Pledged by Allen and Langdon
E. E. Allen and Geo. E. Langdon of Youngsville Pa are pledged Roosevelt delegates. No other Roosevelt delegates are to be voted for at the April 13 primary.
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Geo. E. Langdon
Youngsville, Pa
Roosevelt
Do you want the people to rule or the bosses
A historical plea for popular government contrasts Lincoln era ideals with fears about mass governance. The piece asks readers to vote on April 13 and promotes subscriptions to the Mail, and advertises Conkey's White Diarrhoea Remedy for chicks, with addresses in EK and Newell's Pharmacy.
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Conkey
Eugene G. Reig
Pennsylvania Ave
Newell’s Pharmacy
Roosevelt Speech in Pittsburgh Urges Labor Rights and Reform
Roosevelt argues in Pittsburgh for human rights and fair business, calling for stronger government oversight of big corporations, justice for workers, and a tariff protecting both workers and manufacturers. He contrasts his stance with Taft, urging constitutional remedies and emancipation from political and industrial bondage.
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Pittsburgh
Taft
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Abraham Lincoln
Still in the Race for Warren County Roosevelt Delegates
A Republican candidate declares continued support for Theodore Roosevelt and pledges to work toward Roosevelt’s nomination at the National Convention. If elected as Delegate to the State Convention, the candidate vows to act to aid Roosevelt’s candidacy and urges voters who favor government by the people to vote accordingly.
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Warren County
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Delegates Still Rally Despite Opposition
The message urges staying true to Roosevelt principles and marks a ballot as instructed, asserting his nomination chances remain strong amid efforts to shift sentiment. It emphasizes loyalty to the Roosevelt cause and a call to action for voters.
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Roosevelt
Divorce summons in Warren County Common Pleas 1912
Henry Park, Sheriff, Warren Pa, issues notice for Emma Venn to appear in Warren Borough court on the first Monday in May 1912 to answer James W. Venn Libellant's complaint for divorce. Subpoena returned Non est inventus.
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Warren County Common Pleas
James W. Venn
Emma Venn
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Henry Park
Warren, Pa
Touching Tenderness in New York Milk Tale
A parent warned that his sold milk and feed to his own infant were harming the child. He bought costly bottled milk for his babe yet continued to supply poorer neighbors with the condemned stock.
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New York
Desmond Seeks Unpledged Support for National Delegate
A letter from J. J. Desmond asks district voters to indicate presidential preferences to inform his delegate vote at the National Republican Convention. He argues delegates should remain unpledged to avoid deadlocks and allow flexible action if conditions change before June.
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J J. Desmond
Russell and Morrison: trusted Warren and Mercer leaders
The text extols Dr. J. C. Russell of Warren for 28 years of trusted service without pay. It also praises Mr. Morrison of Mercer County, editor of the Greenville newspaper, urging voters to support both men for reliable judgment.
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J. C. Russell
Warren
Warren County
Morrison
Mercer County
Greenville
Care Would Save Teeth from Pregnancy Decay
A historical piece argues that modern dentistry can prevent most tooth loss during pregnancy. It explains decay starts at exposed surfaces, can be halted by dental care, and that teeth can be saved even with diseased supporting bone. It urges expectant women to seek professional dental supervision.
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Colonel Roosevelt
American Press Association
John L. Morrison
Greenville, Pa
T. D. Collins
John Curry
Nebraska, Pa
Ridgway, Pa
Belge
E. E. Allen
Lincoln
Penrose
Phillippine Islands
Edward E. Allen
Sults
Miss Scribble
Desmond
J. J. Desmond
Mr. Morrison
Dr. Russell
Desmond and
Palmer
Russell and Morrison
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