Death of J Fred Myers Denison editor noted nationally
Tax press mourns the death of J Fred Myers at his Denison Iowa home from heart disease. The longtime editor shaped Iowa politics and pub affairs with integrity and wide influence. He leaves a wife and three children. Controversy over regimental appointments in the volunteer army is also discussed with legal opinions.
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Record in Din for Couffer Subj to Unly Primary Action
A candidate in Din faces official action from the primary process. The record notes the subject to scrutiny by the election authority and potential consequences pending review.
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Recordei I Din
Couffer
Perry Denies Nichols Pursuit of Capt Hull Post
Tur Perry Chief states Nichols has not sought Capt Hull’s place and will back Hull’s renomination. He notes Nichols has been mentioned in national circles, but his current position is secure and political maneuvering is unnecessary.
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Nichols
Capt. Hull
Dalascou
Capt
Hull
Railroad News Features Across Major Papers
Two years of Express coverage in this district highlight Capt Hull and press nominations. Chicago Times Herald reports emphasize stocks bonds railroad operation and prompt reports on reorganizations earnings dividends new mileage tariffs.
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Capt. Hull
Chicago Times-Herald
renomination of Captain Hall leads Seventh District slate
Des Moines dispatch notes Seventh district Republicans unite for Captain Hall renomination with Knoxville convention set for July 27. Senator Berry declines to run, Nichols also out, and Berryhill’s candidacy uncertain amid business ties. talk centers on Des Moines opposition and Mayor MacVicar as possible presidential bid.
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Des Moines
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Hall
Knoxville
Berry
Indianola
Congressman Hall
Congress
M. Leach
State Central Committee
Edmund Nichols
Perry
Nichols
James G. Berryhill
MacVicar
Ed. as great attraction in acetyline gas plant opinion
Boone notes Ed. being installed in an acetylene gas plant would be a major draw. Seiling mocks the idea as unnecessary ornament. Tur Capital comments that with Iowa backing Col. James Rush Lincoln, a former Confederate soldier, the war between the North and South may be considered ended.
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Boone
Tur
Iowa
James Rush Lincoln
Patriotic Women Endorse War Bond Spirit in Mason City
In a May issue the Mason City Times notes that patriotic young women influence the home front by emulating firms that pledge to keep places open for men sent to war. The article urges women to adopt the example and sustain employment until soldiers return.
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Mason City Times
Brann's Iconocast Editor Denounces Greed Before Death
In a final crucible of fury Brann writes that greed and selfishness condemn souls more than any sin. He laments Chicago children without clothing and the hungry, vowing to craft sentences that lash the rich and expose their hoarded wealth.
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BRANN
Egypt
Pedro Garcia
Chicago
Christ Blessed
Lydia
Gilbert Miller firm dissolved. payments to J M Gilbert
The firm of Gilbert and Miller has been dissolved and all accounts due to the firm are to be paid to J M Gilbert at his shop where the books are currently kept. This notice directs creditors to present claims to J M Gilbert.
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Gilbert & Miller
J. M. Gilbert
Iowa Governor Shaw Praised Amid National Crisis
The piece lauds the Iowa governor Shaw as a business leader whose administration shows loyalty and prudence during the current crisis. It contrasts him with Illinois Governor Tanner, commending Shaw for a sense of patriotism and steadiness. It also notes a Des Moines mortgage case involving D A Kent and Mud Lake Farm, predicting likely defeat but possible appeal, and highlights Kent’s long effort to reclaim Mud Lake's waste land.
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Tanner
Illinois
Shaw
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Webster City Tribune
D. A. Kent
Mud Lake
Schee
Des Moines
Kent
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