Political Press Feud and Local Developments
The Ames Times notes Ingham of the Register and Leader blasting the Minnesota Republican convention for backing the present administration. Roland considers an electric lighting plant with local agitation. The piece jabs at Roosevelt and mocks kissing monkeys, then recalls the Illinois Lorimer bribery case linked to Roosevelt’s entrance.
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Roosevelt
Minnesota Republicans Endorse Current Administration at Convention
Minnesota delegates backed the present administration at their state convention, mirroring Iowa. Observers say the sentiment signals growing support for the current national leadership and policy direction.
Printing of squares on postors not a legal violation
The Times Republican notes the printing of squares on postors is not a violation of law and is supported by an attorney general opinion. The paper adds that such opinions are largely viewed as jokes in light of the fatal campaign in the fifth district.
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the Times Republican
the Times
Seniority in Senate Shifts as Dolliver Outranks Cummins Mentioned
The piece notes that Senate seniority has long depended on length of service. It contrasts Cummins and Dolliver, observing Dolliver’s respected standing despite Cummins' longer tenure in the body.
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United States
Cummins
Ingham Seethes Over Stay at Home Vote Period
The piece notes Ingham rails at the stay at home vote as progressive victory in the seventh district race between Hull and Prouty. It argues many regulars stayed away, and claims Ingham’s view hides the truth while praising the Record-Herald for returning to sane republicanism and lauding the White House for its successful program.
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Hull
Prouty
Chicago Record-Herald
Skunk Meat Endorsed by Illinois Scientist in Outlandish Claim
Professor Frank E. Wood of the state laboratory of national history asserts the common skunk yields white tender meat. He warns that if skunk meat becomes a staple, it could trouble armed people unable to endure the odor. The piece ends with a dark night aside about personal danger during discovery.
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Frank E. Wood
Illinois State Laboratory of National History
Stop thief cry over contested Iowa state convention
The Marshalltown Times-Republican denounces attempts to steal a state convention through contested delegations and alleged theft of county delegations by the Cummins campaign. The paper warns that regular Republicans in Iowa will not tolerate such tactics and calls for integrity to prevail.
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Mason and Dixon
Israel
Iowa
Nesota
Middle West
Taft
Wote
State Convention
Peekaboo Hose and Chanticleer Schottische Rise in Boone
The Boone Independent notes muddy crossings spark editor Swick to revisit the peekaboo hose and recalls the chanticleer schottische as a new group dance. Pete Swick imagines a farmer’s dawn routine with hay, hogs, and a playful lacteal scene, ending with a hay nap.
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Boone Independent
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Jazzie
Iowa Voters Defeat Cummins Insurgency, Carter Reports
Senator Carter of Montana cited Iowa’s recent primary as proof that Republicans reject insurgency. He said voters acted of their own accord, blocking Cummins and his insurgent program with organized, informed ballots.
Dolliver and Cummins at Waterloo Convention Recalled
A two year old scene at the Republican state convention in Waterloo is recalled when Dolliver faced disapproval for not backing A. B. Cummins for the U.S. Senate. The events foreshadowed Cummins’s rise to the Senate and Dolliver’s political fall as described by a Fort Dodge observer.
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Hart
Dolliver
A. B. Cummins
United States Senate
Smith
Fort Dodge Statesman
Cummins
Cummins Leads Clean Sweep For Progressive Victory
Adel News reports Senator Cummins forced a state showdown this year, demanding endorsements and shakeups to topple regulars. He achieved the defeat of Hull in the seventh district and Capt. Hull in the district, with aims to control the state convention and central committee for two years.
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Carroll
Garst
State Central Committee
Kennedy
Hull
Judge Towner
Walter I. Smith
Capt
Vitory
Adel News
Iowa Shows Surge in Life Insurance Spending in Prospers Times
Iowa records show a year of higher life insurance activity with premiums rising by 319,900.18 and total life policy expenditure reaching 7,745,970.60 across old line and out-of-state companies. Policy sales climbed to 270,981 from 246,503, while primary election debates and state convention jockeying shape political tides.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Bleakley
Dakota
Chautauqua Stand Concession Bids Open July 6
The Chautauqua management will receive bids for exclusive stand concession for the session August 10 to 19 1910 the same to be opened on July 6th. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to grant individual concession. J C Mather Chairman ground Committee.
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Chautauqua
Shoop Rheumatism Booklet and Free Trial Offer
A Racine Wisconsin doctor Dr Shoop provides a plain practical booklet on rheumatism and offers a free trial treatment of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy for a local reader. Encourage a friend who is discouraged by failed remedies and support Cagwin's drug store in distributing the test.
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Cagwin
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Dr Shoop's Restorative Aimed at Kidney Nerves
An ad argues kidney weakness stems from controlling nerves not the organ itself. It promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative tablets or liquid as a remedy for back pain weak kidneys and signs like dark urine. The piece notes druggists recommend and sell the product.
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