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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
1
The Luverne News notes a harmonious Republican State convention that ignored Brookhart. It argues Brookhart avoids GOP support, appeals to distrust and unrest, and could be dangerous if elected U.S. Senator. The piece condemns his independence and praises party discipline.
A commentary complains about persistent political spin and cites a six million dollar debt drop. It criticizes agitators and Brookhart’s reaction to Republican platform rhetoric. The piece argues for constitutional reform to restore public rule and opposes brathershite influence and Iowa primary law.
Ex President Wilson’s cordial backing of a Missouri Democratic candidacy produced a surprising effect by nominating the rival candidate. The political move signals shifts in party strategy and intra party dynamics within Missouri.
The writer denounces leaders who openly defy the constitution and law, urging the next legislature to heed recent calls for repeal of the present primary law and to act accordingly, warning that such defiance erodes order.
The passage laments how Democratic Free Trade and radio commentary ignore farmers, critiques the Iowa Republican stance, mocks Samuel Gompers for free speech, and notes Brookhart received scant recognition at the state convention.
The protectionist tariff on imported foreign farm products directly facing American farmers is described as highly beneficial to U.S. agriculture, aiming to shield domestic producers from cheaper imports and strengthen the farm economy.
Death removes a United States Senator from Pennsylvania as the governor, already having appointed three Senators to fill vacancies, shows practice during his term. In Iowa the Republican platform gains strong support at Des Moines with party unity seen as a predictor for future elections.
Hon. R. O. Garber of Adair who had no opposition in the June primary is a candidate for Speaker. He is a young man of recognized ability and has the support of the ninth district and southwest Iowa for the high post.
W. W. Burngquist of Fort Dodge is named chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, succeeding Chas. A. Rawson of Des Moines who did not seek reelection. Rawson remains busy as a U S Senator from Iowa. Willis L. Stern of Logan is elected vice chairman.
A compilation of editorial stances shows critics urging law over force, debates on tariffs, and miner labor disputes. Articles from Milwaukee Sentinel Pittsburg Gazette Times Sioux City Journal New Sharon Star Kiron News Grundy Republican and others weigh government action strikes and anti trust limits as coal concerns rise.
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