Democrats Who Vote for Cummins Urged to Think
A long opinion piece criticizes Albert B. Cummins and urges Iowa Democrats to vote with discernment in 1928. It cites 1889 quotes, questions about railroads, and calls Cummins a political Dodger. The column notes opposition within Republican and Democratic ranks, mentions Porter, Regis ter-Leader, Eagle Grove Eagle, and local party figures.
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A. B. Cummins
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Chicago
Des Moines
United States
Cummins Party
Cumming
God
Allah
Nazareth
Caesar
Joshua
Gilgal
Bryan
Iowa
Towa Democrats
Albert
Laws
Claude Porter
Porter
Commins
People
Gilliland
Artfu
Dodger
Cummins Bluff Challenged by Porter in Governor Race
The piece likens Cummins to Richard the Lion Hearted and a Navarre prince while presenting Claude Porter as his counter. It notes Porter’s readiness to counter each Cummins move and questions posed akin to Lincoln Douglas debates, with no monuments for Cummins beyond his own deeds.
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Cummins
Nan
Richard
Navarre
Buffy
Porter
Uie
Uyd
Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Hiinols
Douglas
Douglas Park
Chicago
Taft acts win favor in Havana as Marines arrive
Governor Taft aims to uplift the fallen republic and restore prosperity during the U S occupation. He rescinds an eviction order at Camp Columbia, earning public praise as Marines begin to deploy. Colonel Waller assumes Marine command amid initial anti American demonstrations.
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Taft
University of Havana
Republic
Bacon
Camp Columbia
Supreme Court
Cienfuegos
Jose J. Monteaguero
Carlos Hernandez
Disarmament Commission
Hare
Santa Clara
Sagua la Grande
Esperanza
Cruces
Cianfuegos
Academy
Littleton W. T. Waller
Future form of government discussion in Havana
Havana reports the Cuban revolutionaries and government volunteers advancing disarmament as debates swirl over Cuba's future form of government. Talks on a plebiscite and foreign group projections dominate, with elections eyed for June and Washington deciding salaries for congress members post provisional government.
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Cuba
Vlah
United States
Variaus
Congress
Washington
Funston
Agramonto
Disarmament Commission
Ashert
Guines
Agramonte
Sanor Ayala
Poatlen
Albert
Telnstata
Trade volumes rise amid strong season in October
Bradstreet notes record trade volume for the season with brisk industrial activity despite bad weather and crop damage in the South. Cotton prices rise to 14 1/4 cents a pound while Western weather brings retail gains. Rail traffic remains heavy, grain movement slow due to car shortages, and steel products show mixed demand with leather markets weak.
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New York
Bradstreat
Amundsen Verifies Magnetic Pole Location In Alaska
Captain Roald Amundsen, famed for navigating the Northwest Passage, arrived by steamship Humbolt from Sitka to verify large calculations on the magnetic pole’s location and his work was successful in Seattle on October 6.
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Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
Sitka
Humbolt
Democratic Campaign Opens in Wisconsin With Aylward Speech
The Wisconsin campaign opened in Milwaukee with Governor candidate John A. Aylward addressing a large audience at Pabst theater. He spoke on national and state issues and praised William J. Bryan, drawing enthusiastic applause and a strong reaction to his Bryan reference.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
John A. Aylward
Pabst
William J. Bryan
Aylward
Bryan
Interventions Talks Revealed Cuba Crisis Under Palma
Secretary Root released correspondence between Consul Steinhart in Havana and Acting Secretary Deron outlining Cuba’s plea for U S intervention as early as September Palmas resignation plans and cabinet shifts were noted and Roosevelt’s initial reluctance to act was cited The documents indicate Cuba sought U S ships to Havana and Cienfuegos to safeguard foreigners while Palma prepared for possible external intervention and a government power shift
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Washington
Root
Cuba
Steinhert
Havana
Deron
State Department
Palma
United States
Conbul Steinhart
Conad
Steinhart
Roonevalt
Clenfue- Roa
Congress
Bacon
Roosevelt
Yoreus Steinhart
Republic of
Denver
Clenftegos
Jesas
Mistaken for a Deer Tragedy Near Hibbing
A homesteader Frank Miller was shot in the abdomen by a hunter who mistook him for a deer while Hoying about eight miles from Hibbing. He is in critical condition at St. Mary’s Hospital. The shooter is unknown.
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Dwhuth
Frank Miller
Hibbing
St. Mary’s Hospital
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