Political relay race colors the post primary scene
After the primary election debate grows over the new direct primary law. The piece likens parties to sprinters in a relay race, with Democrats and Republicans tightening efforts as six weeks remain. Local groups and leaders, Ira Thomas, J E Shore, and Burt Williams, organize rooting and scoring as the campaign heats up.
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Burt Williams
Night voyage on Lake Erie ends in rescue and forgiveness
Two men fish on Lake Erie. a storm approaches as a wind shifts. Joe presses Randall to answer a life changing question about his daughter Mary. They survive a capsizing and reach shore with a promise to be kind to Mary.
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Campaigns Stir as Bryan Speaks and Public Interest Grows
The political scene broadens with national and local activity as a Bryan address circulates. Public mood mixes hope with demand for strong leadership, the press notes a keen desire for clear phrases and decisive policy.
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R. Bryan
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Goodwin’s Weekly
Culpable Indifference in State Primary Elections
The Olympia Recorder laments low turnout with not more than 55 percent voting, blaming public indifference for harming the state’s best administration. It argues the blame lies with lazy electors, not the incumbent or highly qualified successors, warning of consequences if turnout does not improve.
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Olympia Recorder
Good Work On Capitol Progress Upset Ankeny Out
Spokane Press notes a series of GOP power changes in Washington and Congress. Ankeny loses his seat to a direct primary winner while Jenkins of Wisconsin is replaced by Irvine Lenroot, with Long ousted by Bristow in Kansas.
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