Western Republicans debate bank deposit guarantees
The letter discusses how Western Republicans favor a bank deposit guarantee and electing U.S. senators by the people. It notes Oklahoma state actions and potential shifts in other states, with implications for the national banking system and deposits protection.
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Hacchcock
National Republican
Chicago
U. S
Hanaay
South Dakota
Nebraska
James P. Hornady
Indianapolis News
Wscou
Oklahoma
Weligh
Aeconita
Alaska wheat guarantee scams hit Daviess farmers
Daviess county farmers paid high prices for Alaska wheat guarantees promising 200 bushels per acre. Sharper circulars flooded the area and ads appeared in local papers. Warren VanTrees contacted the government Bureau of Agriculture for information and reservations.
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Daviess County
Alaska
Sapere
Warren VanTrees
Bureau, of Agriculturs
Republican plan favors county option over township unit
The essay contrasts county dry laws with township or ward options, arguing county wide alcohol bans unify enforcement and prevent cross jurisdiction evasion. It cites James B. Watson and James TE. Watson, notes cost increases under party control, and endorses Charles A. Banta while contrasting O K. McKittrick’s stance on bank deposit guarantees and local trustees.
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Charles A. Banta
Opthem
County
Anit
Townebij
Steele Township
Rome Bank
Banta
Thirty Cent League Sweeps the Country Claims
A long opinion piece discusses the so called Thirty Cent League campaign, urging contributions to Bryan's camp. It critiques wealth and calls the Fifty-cent rhetoric a snare while praising populist support and democratic party alignment. The author references The Herald, Chicago correspondents, and labor endorsements. The piece links the Thirty-Cent idea to wealth critique and political finance.
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iItn
Thanor
Holland
Tribune
Hollands
Campaign letters urged federal workers to donate, Kentucky
Letters from state and Fifth district Republicans urged federal employees to support the party, describing U S rule as a bless ing and asking for liberal contributions, with figures like 55 dollars mentioned. A follow up note from the Fifth district finance chief urged urging funds via a check.
Plan to Take Sixty Day Pool at State Polls
State party committees plan a sixty day poll to gauge voting intent for the September election. The vote eligibility rule requires residency of six months in the state, sixty days in the township, and thirty days in the precinct before Election Day.
Longwinded Keynote Speech At Ft Wayme Acknowledged
The Courier notes the Hon. James E. Watson delivered a lengthy keynote speech at Ft Wayme last evening estimated at about 25,000 words. The paper cannot print it in full due to time and space constraints and criticizes the verbosity of the address.
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James E. Watson
Ft. Wayme
Watson
Evanevite Courier
Political notes on Sullivan County vote and temperance era
In Sullivan County the republic statesmen claim twelve years of power but vow reform soon. They face strong brewer and saloon support in key towns where voters hear they only ride the temperance wave. The Sat for the Times questions which voter will believe them.
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Sullivan County
Republic
Gelnstibe Bar Tellig
Satitvat Times
Terse Telegrams From Across The Nation In Brief
A digest of terse telegrams reports trials in Jackson Kentucky Breathing County venue change ruling by Judge Adams Grer. A Janesville Wisconsin head on collision between a passenger train and a work train near Platteville, fatalities include engineer and another worker. seventeen passengers injured. Archduke Lens Vitter removed from court by Emperor Francis Joseph who gave the palace to actress Catherine Schrutt. Madison Wisconsin General William F Vib died after five weeks illness from brain hemorrhage. Mount Olive Mississippi Gus Hillock killed two white men and wounded another before posse killed him. Springfield Wisconsin Cecil Overton confirmed as companion in the death of Mrs Kate Howard of the Springfield mob, warning against selling poison. Beatrice Washington Amelia Bar Association favors restricting appeals to higher courts when prejudice shown. action adopted by sabtulan committee. Indianapolis President Lewis of the United Mine Workers says Alabama strike will not be called off after talks with Fain jey of Alabama and Vice President White. Laporte Indiana W H Worden seeks habeas corpus for Ray Lamphere in murder case. petition filed. Las photo. A) AT pr ars cil be fled as
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Jackson
Beech Hargis
Jamies’ Hargis
Breathing
Adama Grer
Janesville
Wis
Galena
Platteville
Vienni
Archduke
Lens Vitter
Francis
Joseph
Mme Catherine Schrutt
Madison
William F. Vib
United States
Cleveland
Mount Olivé
Gus Hillock
Biggelf
Springfeld
Wire
Cecil Overton
Kate Howard
Springfleld Moba
Aibtelan
Indianapolis
Lewis
Uhired
Alabama
National Executive Board
Fain Jey
White, Laporte
W. H. Worden
Coancel
Reforms by Descent Discussed in Election Commentary
The piece notes reforms pass to heirs if a person dies without issue and that property returns to the original party base. It mentions the Republican stance and references William Jennings Bryan in a debate over reform inheritance and political votes.
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Tiua
Alot
Willian Jenpinga Bryan
Governor threats martial law to quell Atlantic City unrest
The governor warned that if order fails to return to Atlantic City, he may deploy militia and impose martial law. Officials report rising tensions as protests intensify and authorities seek curbs on violence and looting.
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Atlantic City
Fort Says Sunday Must Be Dry Grand Jury Ignores Violations
Seagirt Nova Scotia report notes Gov Fort vows to enforce Atlantic City saloon laws as a looming crisis. Grand jury at May Landing refused indictments amid saloon ties, prompting Fort to threaten an extraordinary session and possible troop deployment to curb Sunday liquor sales and related vice.
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Seagirt
Atlantic City
United States
Fort
New Jersey
Mays Landing
Sedalia Politician Sues Western Union for 25000 Damages
Dr J W McClure a Sedalia capitalist and candidate backer sues Western Union Telegraph Co for 25000 claiming an unsigned joke telegram humiliated him while at Fairview Nebraska. The message urged him to stay where he is and hinted he is a bigger figure in Nebraska than Missouri.
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Sedalia
J. W. McClure
Ti South Central
Sedalia Democrat-Sentinel
F. E. Gibbons
Western Union
McClure
Vermont Campaign Signals Trumped Up Stump Speaking
Burlington Vermont Aug 28 Republicans outnumber Democrats by about three to one in Vermont a pattern that predicts a GOP win in November Yet national committees tour Vermont and push speakers to stress the presidential race as the state holds real value in party odds The article cites a Republican majority likely dipping below 25 040 but still favoring the GOP ticket in this strong republican stronghold.
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TudiafapoHa
Jstance
Tie Capitol
Burlington
Vermont
Texas
Republican National Committee
Baseball scores and standings mix from a torn page
The clippings show several baseball results with St Louis and Boston ties, Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia in scores, and New York in crucial series, plus an American Association note and a Mayflower arrival to Puerto Cortez. Names include Hatteries Bailey Smith Criger Dineen Bta Pheng, Wall Gibson Sparks Richie Bok, Tinker Evers Chance Beaumont Spade Hugeinn, and vessels Mayflower Marietta.
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St. Loui
Boston
Bowlon
St Louis
Bailey and Smith
Young and Criger
Stane
Ae Lous
Dineen
Pouter
Cleotte
Morgan
Criger
Dotoh
Farrieann
Vwallace
Willama
J. Jone
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Poitier
Wall
Gibson
Sparks
Richie
Bok
Eotlgnae
New York
Chien
Pemmant Hice
e_BeOre
pAterlee Nee Eae
Bbl
Ister Ans Res
Baan Hles
Wiltas
Evers
Kling
Tinker
Evert
Gheneay
Chance
Markets Report From Livestock Sale Filled With Odd Figures
The page lists scattered livestock market figures for cattle and cattle products with unclear descriptors and misread prices. Includes references to western steers, southern cows, packing, and various weights, but the OCR yields many garbled terms and inconsistent numbers.
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Ascoes Borns
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Europe
T ‘Roy
James B. Watson
Fort Warne
James TE. Watson
Spencer
Saxoons
Jecusty Tottem
State House
Sas
Hugh L. Cox
Setcete
Byyah
Lodlangsolls
Gorsam
New York ‘Tribune
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Phatto
Herald
Wa Forté
John C. Chaney
Jaet
Peide
John C
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Gervane Kota
Charman Hitchuccl
Vincennes
Bedford
Bloomy
Bull
Washington
Clai
Ney
Ste 'Ephratm
Taft
John, Mitchell
Samuel Gompers
Ucket
IR. Hearat
Louisville
J. W. McCulloch
State Campaign Committee
Kentucky
George Tv
Shatrtaan
Distr Finance
Urghat
Politigal Notes
Praiie
Shes W. A
Little Rock
Ark
Maryland
N. 1
Charles B. Roberts
National Supply Co
Baltimore
Sote
Roberta
Americana
Toletol
Cincinnati
Cable Grant
Kentucky Banke
Owensboro
Pti
Owensboro. Savings Bank and Trust'Co
Bank and Trust Co
Boonville
Ted
Mel Caltough
Rapkway
AMG
Gloopsoco
Hutteries
Beaton
Graham
Spade
Roney
Peoria
Clinton
Ington
Rock Island
Peestur
Iela
Ceday Hupldy
Sprinenala
American Association
Milwaukee
Mayflower
Puerto Cortez
Marietta
Celba
America Toterauta
Honduran
Datroit
Oes Boi St. Laut Perens Enaeee BS
Bostor
S.ceree Edelpi
Fone
Cincinnaty
SBE
Louis
Brooklyn
Elare Aceg
Ai Things
Lara
Washsbupn
Crolby
pAace
Airdome
Bee Ua
Red Wintersmith
Smith
Toledo
Grand Army
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