Southern Senators and election honesty criticized in heated remarks
A speaker derides Southern Democrats for alleged election dishonesty and cites the Newberry case as evidence. He claims federal election laws are ignored in the South, alleging low franchise access and calls for stricter enforcement, while attacking prohibition and political figures.
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United States
Newberry
Michigan
South
Senate
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Senators face election as November picks loom
The article notes that of 96 U S senators, 33 will be elected in November. It also reports that the late Senator Penrose kept in a Washington trust company safety deposit box cash totaling 226100, with five 10000 notes and the rest in 1000, 500, and 100 dollar bills.
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United States
Senator Penrose
Washington
Congress Moves to Settle War Debt and Election Probes
The column argues Congress must act on foreign war debt liquidation and critiques Democratic attacks on campaign financing. It questions Henry Ford’s Senate bid expenses and notes local residents Frank Folly, George Deeming, Wilbur Jemmings visiting the Record, and family illness updates. Rex Howlet returns to Colorado for work. Chas. E. Thomas redirects the Record to his son Bert in Missouri. W E Clark and wife visit.
Irish Free State Citizens Face Similar Internal Strife
A commentator predicts that Irish Free State citizens will experience as much internal conflict as in their historic struggle with England, suggesting ongoing political tensions and unrest within the country.
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Irish Free State
England
Ford fortunes and the war era critics
The passage notes that those positioned to become millionaires from war have little interest in world peace. It mentions Henry Ford as the so called richest man and implies the American people can guess who facilitated his wealth.
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Heny Ford
United States Senate
Henry Ford
Tin Lizzie
Peace Platform Hurdled by War-Loving Forces
The speaker asserts nations favor a world peace platform but accuses war-loving devils from Hell of blocking the way, contrasting peaceful aims with hostile obstruction.
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Hell
Call to repeal primary law gains support in state
A conservative editorial argues that Liberty Bonds rose twelve percent under eleven months of the Republican administration and urges a statewide uprising against the current primary law to save taxpayers at least 150000 dollars every two years. It claims the primary yields no worthwhile results and should be repealed.
Hooch jokes and political quips in Iowa page
A collage of wry observations and political jabs from Atlantic and surrounding Iowa areas. It riffs on Democrats over Senator Newberry, calls for banking and railroad reform, and mocks moonshine, weather, and social norms with local color and humor.
Optimist view on Iowa’s economy and national resilience
An upbeat column argues Iowa will recover from panic and bankruptcy, urging farmers to diversify and workers to keep faith in prosperity under America’s strength. It cites past crises, McKinley’s era recovery, and a call for practical farming, business, and labor effort. A brief obituary notes Mrs. Florence Allen of Atlantic died aged 22 from scarlet fever.
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United States
Papers of
Iowa
Nate Kendall
McKinley
America
United States of America
Florence Allen
Atlantic
Two Women Seek Adair County Recorder Nomination
Two women announce Republican bids for Adair County Recorder. A soft coal strike plans for early April. Illicit stills outnumber licensed breweries as liquor manufacture days return in a whetted market. staff quality ignored for high sale prices and deadly products.
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Adair County
Grateful for Administration Yet Calls for Further Laws
The speaker thanks the current administration and urges enacting new measures for prompt relief of the people. With a safe Republican majority in Congress, these laws should pass regardless of some members opinions. The speaker warns against overfeeding the fattening calves.
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Congress
German contestant bets big in unlikely game of chance
A desperate wager shows Germ any confident in victory as she risks a costly ante, the expected move if the game had gone differently.
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Germany
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W. L. Harding
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Wiota
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Wilbur M. Jemmings
Mrs. Earl Knowlton
Maggie Scholl
Rex Howlet
Colorado
W. V. Siglin
F.u
Samuel Howlett
Chas. E. Thomas
Bert Thomas
Mt Leonard
Missouri
W.E. Clark
Menlo
A. C. Hevick
W. Clark
Buri Art Bros
Massachusetts
Cass County
Des Moines
Rotary Club
Clark
Federal Reserve
California
The
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Tobacco Trust
Canada
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Corneil Bluffs
Manhattan Oil Station
Main Street
Nita
Jergensen & Dorale
Goodrich
U. S
U.S
Marathon
Wagner & Shaffer
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