Rail brotherhoods begin La Follette campaign in Wisconsin
The campaign aims to push an independent labor ticket as rail unions coordinate with La Follette to challenge the traditional party slate. Key figures include G. Woon and Rob OE Ok Hoard, with broad union support anticipated across states. The drive seeks to mobilize labor voters through the Pennsylvania Conference and national labor federation channels.
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South Dakota Farm Labor Party Backing Independents
A historical notice reports the South Dakota Farm Labor Party endorsing independent candidates. The item lists party activity, name mentions, and references to an upcoming meeting or event where supports and alignments with independents are discussed. The readable fragments indicate party involvement in local electoral processes and candidate associations.
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Provisional candidates back La Follette and Farmer Labor in SD
Withdrew after La Follette nomination at Cleveland we return to the start. Presidential electors chosen in the March primary are pledged to La Follette and will vote for him if elected. The campaign will open immediately in support of Senator La Follette and the Farmer Labor party ticket in South Dakota.
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Democrats Unfazed by Wheeler on La Follette Ticket
Brennan says Democrats not worried over Wheeler move as Burton Wheeler name appears on La Follette ticket. Montana senator Burton Wheeler’s inclusion seen as not altering Democratic odds. Brennan, a national committee member, spoke after a New Jersey conference with party leaders.
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Independents Form Committee To Direct Campaign
Independent presidential candidate La Follette and running mate Wheeler plan a five member campaign committee to map strategy, fundraise, place the ticket on ballots, and coordinate state and local endorsements. They will canvass congressional candidates and launch the vote drive in the East within a month, targeting states like Massachusetts New York New Jersey Ohio Michigan Illinois and Iowa.
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La Follette Held Eligible To Go on Maryland Ticket
Robert La Follette is declared eligible to be listed on Maryland’s ballot for president in the fall election. An announced statement confirms his independent candidacy, noting he meets state requirements and will appear alongside other major party and independent candidates on the ticket.
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Adams Seeks Brookhart Seat in Iowa Primary
The article reports John T. Adams and Brookhart tied to the Iowa Senate race in a Republican state convention. It notes party leaders and delegates, the primary’s expected impact, and longstanding GOP figures involved in the process.
Davis Begins Study of Parties Planks
The piece outlines a focus on tax policy and government expenses to avoid raising taxes, support the budget, and address needs of the poor. It mentions tariff reform, revenue bases, and the broader campaign theme of fiscal responsibility. World around the Democratic and Republican opponents is noted with emphasis on policy contrasts.
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President Fails To Name Electors
Fragmentary text notes a presidential failure to name electors and refers to Charles W. Dawes as a Republican nominee for vice president. Mentions party duties and the need to appoint electors, with garbled OCR phrases about the electoral process and succession.
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Labor Union Delegates to La Follette Rally in Baltimore
Central Labor Union votes to send three delegates to an August La Follette Wheeler rally in Baltimore. La Follette for President club plans mass meeting here next month and to open headquarters on G Street. Committee to seek permit for street meetings and a banner across G Street.
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Champ Clark's Daughter Praises Women in Politics
Mrs James Thomson, daughter of Champ Clark, praised American women for their strong, thoughtful participation in national politics after attending the Democratic National Convention. She cited speeches by Carroll Millar, Izetta Jewel Brown, and Kate Waller Barrett, urged women to vote intelligently, and endorsed Davis as a unifying Democratic nominee with Louisiana steadfastly backing him.
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Campaign Plan Aims Nationwide Appeal for Coolidge Victory
Butler announces a national, not sectional, campaign strategy for President Coolidge. He cites rising enthusiasm from citizens nationwide and predicts turnout nearing 30 million, with Coolidge favored to win. He stresses open, issue-based campaigning across all states, addressing regional concerns as national matters. He reports discussions with leaders from Vermont, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and Colorado, and notes favorable signals in South Dakota and New York for the Republican ticket.
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Democrats Predict Senate Majority Shaped by Jones Plans
Senate hopeful Senator Jones of New Mexico says Democrats can gain six seats to control the Senate, listing 19 states with potential wins including New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Kansas Illinois West Virginia Delaware New Hampshire Rhode Island and New Jersey. Walsh resigns campaign chair to run for reelection as La Follette and other shifts reshape the chamber balance.
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Republicans favored as campaign plans emerge
The commissioner of the general land office reports a favorable state for Republicans. Clem Shaver, prospective chairman of the Democratic national committee, detained at his Clarksbury home, is expected to announce campaign plans soon. Principal headquarters to be in Washington with a large staff planned. George White of Ohio, Judge Ordell Wall of Tennessee, and Donald Roper expected to assist the advisory committee.
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