True Principle Of Tariff From A Congressman View Point
The speech by Fen Gilbert N Haugen from Iowa opens a campaign in Mason City. He defends Republican policies, praises tariff protections, and argues against free trade, warning that abandoning protective tariffs would threaten industry, agriculture, and jobs. He emphasizes one focused policy at a time and cites existing laws like meat inspection and anti trust as GOP achievements.
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Fen
Gilbert N. Haugen
Eee
Iowa
Mason City
America
Cleveland
Brest
Adeuate
Eacene Cae
Wowie, Laritt Legisteo
Republicans Defend Protective Tariff Unity in Platform
The speaker argues Republicans stand united for a protective tariff and balanced free trade, urging timely adjustments to benefit American labor, industry, and farmers. It emphasizes revisions only as needed to maintain harmony with domestic progress and general welfare.
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Principe
Lave Repute
Republcan Party
Anmyself
No Quarrel Possible Over Tariff Schedules
Congressman J A T Hull asserts no dispute over tariff schedules, urging support for every Republican candidate as protectionists. He praises Theodore Roosevelt and Iowa as steadfast, warning against voting for the enemy and predicting a Republican victory in November.
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J. A. T. Hull
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa
Vermont
West
Washington
Republican appeal urges support for state campaign
The Republican State Central Committee urges vigilance and cooperation in the current campaign. It defends its record as honest and businesslike in state government, notes ties between Democratic greed and corporate power, and requests contributions of $1 or more sent to the Observatory Building Des Moines.
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Biican State Central Committee
Republican Party
Department of State
Menacir
Roosevelt
Congress
Cummins
Republican State Central Committee
Rennet Fove
State Committee
Observatory Building
Des Moines
Ita
Cummins Criticized Over Free Trade Stance in Test
In the Marengo Herald the critique centers on Cummins for opposing free trade and government ownership while warning that democracy hinges on commitment to free trade tariffs and hard times, asserting Cummins has never supported these ideas.
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Marengo Herald
Cummins
Facts From the Records Versus Corporation Moonshine
The piece rebuts political claims by Porter about railroad tax increases versus other property. It states the ratio was under 4.60 to 1, not 8 to 1, and notes total property value shifts favored railroads. It adds the executive council did not raise real estate assessments and that farmers do not own all nonrailroad property.
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Porter
Iown
Republican slate praised for steady service in Vinton Eagle
The Republican party presents a strong ticket from top to bottom praising Governor Cummins four and a half years of service and renominated incumbents. New nominees Warren Garst W C Hayward W W Morrow Byers W L Eaton are lauded for experience leadership and proven dedication to state interests.
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Vinton Eagle
Republican Party
Cummins
Warren Garst
State Senate
Senate Committee On Appropriations
W. C. Hayward
Senate
Ways and Means
Garst
Hayward
W. W. Morrow
State Agricultural Society
Byers
W. L. Eaton
They Aim at Senate Seats in Iowa Campaign
Greenfield Transcript notes the Iowa campaign centers on the legislature. Democrats target the United States Senate, aiming to win one seat and possibly two from Iowa in the upper house.
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Greenfield
Iowa
United States Senate
Congress
Gems From Dawson Speech Emphasize Republican Prosperity
A republication of Albert F. Dawson's remarks extols the era of prosperity under Republican leadership. It lauds McKinley and Roosevelt era achievements, square deal standards, and warns that a Democratic House could disrupt a smoothly running government and credit.
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Albert F. Dawson
William McKinley
Republican Party
Bryan
Fairbanks Appeals Iowa Voters for Republican Unity
Vice President Fairbanks addressed a Waterloo audience October 13 opening the Third district campaign. He urged support for the Republican party and warned that a Democratic House would harm the nation. He endorsed Governor Cummins and praised Iowa leaders including Senators Allison and Dolliver and Secretaries Shaw and Wilson.
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Fairbanks
Waterloo
Cummins
Iowa
Albert B. Cummins
William B. Allison
Jonathan P. Dolliver
United States Senate
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury Department
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Congress
House of Representatives
Birdsall
Fragmentary political oration on governance and policy
The text voices a cautious view of nearly a decade of governance, praising policy deliberation and public administration while warning that reforms must prove effective rather than risk risky experimentation in handling national affairs.
Campaign Stakes in Iowa State and National Elections
The article argues the election campaign has broad significance beyond Iowa, affecting state and national officers, U.S. senators and congressmen, and national policies. It warns that policy instability harms business and progress, urging continuation of proven measures while noting that changing control of the House or Senate could shift national policy and impede administration goals.
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Iowa
United States
Congress
Congress of the
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Governor Cummins Earns Iowa Trust After Taking Office
The report notes Governor Cummins rejects railroad lobbyist pressure and earns broad respect for fair handling of duties. It states he recognizes the heavy responsibility of leading Iowa with a diverse clientage and has performed both rough and smooth tasks with ability.
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Larrabee
Cummins
Iowa
Tnan
Governor Larrabee Urges Large Majority in Elections
A notice to meddlers quotes Governor Larrabee urging a broad victory for the ticket, claiming corporations should stay out of state politics and focus on legitimate business to ensure an overwhelming election majority.
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Larrabee
Stand by the party which has done so much
A political address extols the Republican party for passing the rate bill pure food and meat laws and the Panama canal. It argues the party has brought prosperity, warns against voting for Democrats, and urges unity behind the party ticket with Roosevelt era reforms and railroad restraint. It cites figures and leaders like Coxey and Larrabee in praising the Republicans.
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J. P. Conner
Congress
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Peonte
Larrabee
Hehting
United States
Sieet
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R. G. Cousins
W. P. Hepburn
National House of
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G. N. Haugen
W. W. Cornwall
Supreme Court
J. F. Riggs
D. J. Palmer
Emlin M’clain
Judge Conner
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