Politicians Crossfire as New Tariff Talk Roils Iowa
The Iowa Legislature meets in four weeks as national debate swirls around a proposed tariff bill. Kansas Senator Jerry Simpson attacks the populists while Democratic tariff reform stirs turmoil. Des Moines officials laud F. E. Haley and Warden P. W. Madden as prison and association headlines run across state politics.
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Cleveland proves people power in postmaster case
A fragmented passage argues Cleveland and the public favor over the democratic pi in appointing a city postmaster. It notes Frank Lawler of Chicago as a candidate, a petition with sixty thousand names ignored, and Wain Hesing receiving recognition without a petition while others win medals. Names like Jarnig, Iowa Commission, and German and Phila museums are referenced amid training and exhibit mentions.
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