Amendment turmoil and party clashes ripple through Iowa
The column surveys Iowa and neighboring states reacting to an amendment test case appealed to the supreme court. It notes potential saloon closures if the ruling sustains the nuisance clause. It covers Governor Sherman's stance, county politics over supervisor seat validity, Ft Dodge and Webster City political maneuvering, and Democratic opposition to the amendment backed by court challenges. It also touches national political shifts, party reforms, and local court action in Algona over journalist Pettibone. The piece criticizes Democratic defections and hints at health concerns for the president, finishing with upcoming district convention plans in Livermore for the new 14th district alignment.
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Odin
Congress
Llutland
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Arthur
Garfield
Gence
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Tawi
Inc
Ohio
Iowa
Supreme Court
Duffie
State Register
Sherman
Supreme Bench
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Webster City
Ft. Dodge Messenger
Aesserger
Carpenter
Agricultural Department of the Messenger
Ft. Dodge
Holmes
Fe Dodge
Hig Farm
Ariaen
Dodge
Maj. Holmes
Ft Dodge
Democratic Party
Algona
Cedar Rapide Republican
District Court
Dufte
Nbel Salt
C. D. Pettibone
Board of Supervisors
Milton Staly
Algona Republican
Teaptetenn
J. J. Wilson
Ovillenics
Ohines
Starr
Pettibone
N.Y
Washington
Stary Fe
New York
Alexandria Bay
Palo Alto
Pocahontis
Kossyth
Humboldt
Winnebago
Tariff Debate Highlights Salt Tax Example
Farner Clarkson, a free trader, argued before the Tariff Commission that farmers suffer from duty on basic goods. He focused on salt, noting wholesale Des Moines prices around $2 per barrel and salt taxed 8 percent, with freight from Syracuse, to question the claimed farmer burden and label the argument as folly. He warned against costly tariffs on everyday necessities.
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Farner Clarkson
Tavitf Commission
Iowa
Des Moloes
Syracuse
Free Traders
York
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Mons Ner
Des Moines
Dale
Manufacturing in Iowa From a Gedar Rapids Speech
In 1880 Iowa employed 59 863 in factories with 31 400 470 capital invested and 9 042 042 in wages paid. Material use reached 40 920 419 and products 70 271 877. The speaker argues western manufacturing will outpace the east, driven by farming strength and the pursuit of independence from foreign markets. He predicts continued growth, quality over shoddy goods, and industrial independence as key to national liberty.
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Missouri
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