State Republican Convention Set for Des Moines June 19 1978
The twenty second annual State Convention of the Republican party of Iowa will meet in Des Moines on June 19 1978 to nominate candidates for Secretary of State, Auditor of State, Treasurer of State, Register of State Land Office, Attorney General, Supreme Court judges, Clerk and Reporter of the Supreme Court. Representation will be one delegate per county plus one delegate for every two hundred votes or fraction over one hundred for Iowa. Also listed are delegates for Lieutenant-Governor Frank T Campbell in the 1877 general election and a table of county representation totals.
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Republican Party
Iowa
Des Moines
Register of State Land Office
Supreme Court
Frank T Campbell
Republican State Central Committee Issue
By order of the Republican State Central Committee a formal directive or notice is issued. The document outlines authority and any resulting actions or deadlines for party operations or events.
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The
Republican State Central Committee
Nationales of Ninth District Seek Qualified Leader
An Ames correspondent suggests Mr G of Nevada as a capable captain for the party. If he declines, Hoggatt is proposed as a replacement, framed as a farmer seeking his rights and a political reformer.
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Nationales
Ninth Congressional District
Ames
Aiteiee
Nevada
Hoggatt
Jack O
Controversial Letter to the Watchman Sparks Debate
A fiery two page letter responder claims sharp wit and accuses another party of owning the paper. The writer defends arguments by asking who else owns the publication and asserts the dispute over prior squibs. The exchange illustrates a heated local press quarrel from the era.
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InterticeNeer
Paan
Storms and greenback politics clash in Story County report
An Iowa column mixes political fallout from the greenback era with a tornado and cyclone aftermath. It recalls Col Hoggatt and fellow greenbackers, then describes severe storms near Odebolt Carroll Denison Storm Lake and surrounding towns with damage, deaths, and rescue efforts.
Ashes to Ashes Silent Ruler of New York Carried Home
The plain coffin bearing the former dominant figure of New York City was paraded through Greenwood streets as a somber procession drew no attention from passersby. Once a powerful leader with influence over courts and governance, his decline contrasts starkly with today’s quiet street scene.
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Greenwood
New York City
Ted
Severe storm destroys homes in Fonda and surrounding towns
A fierce windstorm leveled several houses in Fonda and nearby Newell Sulphur Springs. G C Lowrys house at Pomeroy collapsed killing Charles Pearce. Gen Wallace and S Gill houses blown down. Mrs Wallace and family gravely hurt. A C Hayes house wrecked injuring inmates. All structures praised for strength. storm deemed the severest in memory.
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Denison
Crawford County
Fea
Wall Lake
Storm Lake
Pomeroy
Fonda
Hainois Central
Sac City
Sioux Cery
Missouri Valley Junction
Monnoma
J. R. Thurston
J. J. Mughes
Orawa
Mr. White
Newell
Sulphur Springs
G.C. Lowry
Charles Pearce
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