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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
4
Voters must obtain a ballot and blue pencil at the polling place and mark only as directed. Use a cross for straight tickets or an X on each candidate’s square, avoid marks outside designated areas, fold ballots face-in, and hand to the inspector. do not let others witness your marks. respect language access, avoid outside ballots, and restrict conversation to election staff.
A period of coal strike chaos influenced voters before the election with claims of a delayed settlement. Republicans accuse Democrats of prolonging the strike for political gain, while Democratic papers praise President Roosevelt and Gov. Odell for seeking a fair end. The piece argues that Republicans misrepresent Democratic aims and praises cross-party interest in ending the dispute.
A critical account of Republican speakers in Warsaw avoiding substantive issues like tariffs Cuba reciprocity and trusts. It cites Secretary Shaw and others using patriotism and war rhetoric to dodge questions while discussing Wall Street banking actions and political influence. It notes Mark Hanna’s Ohio speech on capital combinations and critiques state tax law politics and a deputy superintendent controversy.
The Democratic legislature enacted a new school book law over Republican opposition, cutting costs for public school patrons by about 50 percent. The piece criticizes Republicans for inaction against early school book trusts and predicts continued Democratic control and reform in Indiana. It also notes iron and steel exports for the government year ending June 30 were over 20 million dollars lower than the prior year, attributing this to domestic demand and weaker foreign inquiry.
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