Stand by the Nominee: Iowa Prohibition Debate and Party Divisions
The piece argues Democrats in Iowa have long aligned with liquor interests and warns readers against betting on the Democratic nominee for governor. It praises Republican W. L. Harding, defends prohibition enforcement, and claims the Republican party is the true prohibition party, while noting internal Democratic splits and the governor's limited power over laws. It closes with a jab at federal efficiency concerns.
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Iowa
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Meredith
Inconsistent Hysteria Over Register Leader’s Appointment
Report notes the Register Leader’s political mood as erratic, attributing it to unresolved expectations after a confirmed official appointment failed to materialize, leaving observers in a state of frustration and speculation.
Question over Cosson campaign for Governor nomination
The text questions whether Cosson’s Republican bid for Governor was properly managed or mishandled amid hints of internal campaign problems and potential withdrawal. It notes uncertainty about his prospects and the fate of the campaign.
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Cosson
Pro gressive Party Support For Wilson Forecast
Analysts question what proportion of former progressive party members will back Wilson. The estimate suggests the flock may be sizable but not immeasurable.
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Progressive” Party
Wilson
Campaign costs leaked in Oregon delegate fight for Cummins
The losing bid for Presidential delegates in Oregon cost campaign managers 6956 dollars. The Dems describe tariff reform as one of several varieties of bird seed offered for free distribution to voters.
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Oregon
Cummins
The
Democratic Party
Twilight Sleep Potion Questioned for Troubled Fellows
The piece questions why a shot of twi light sleep would be unsuitable for men afflicted by a brutal assault or political hysteria, exploring potential limits or risks of the proposed remedy.
Prohibition claims and political musings amid 1920s Iowa debates
A critical op ed critiques Meredith and the Democratic stance on prohibition and peace with Mexico. It ridicules Chicago convention delegates and questions party sincerity while proposing ballot reform and a dollar-based peace strategy. The piece blends political satire with calls for reform and fiscal practicality.
Republican Courage Seen Amid Primary Debate
The piece argues Democrats steal political issues in state and national races praising Republican readiness. It asserts progressive papers misread results and predicts clear Republican gains in Iowa and nationwide, urging Republicans to stay unified across national and local contests.
Meredith’s Comment on Accepting Democratic Nomination
The question implies Mr. Meredith framed his acceptance of the Democratic gubernatorial nomination around a single policy plank, favoring an expansive program of 865-day roads as a condition or notable point of his platform.
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Meredith
Warren Garst Relief and Band Silence Question
After delivering himself, Warren Garst should feel relief yet the band remains quiet prompting speculation about why the musicians do not play. The scene suggests public interest in the performance disruption and ongoing curiosity about the band’s actions.
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Warren Garst
Cass County Favored for Ninth District Central Committee
The Record supports moving the ninth district central committeeship to Cass county, arguing it better represents local interests and strengthens regional influence within the party structure.
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Cass County
Meredith and minority Democrats Seek Prohibition Vote Tactics
A described plan by candidate Meredith and a fringe Democratic group aims to use the prohibition issue to gain leverage. The statement frames supporters as minority Democrats positioning to extract advantage from the hot topic.
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Meredith
Democratic Party
Newspaper Trio Freed From Peace Disturbance Charge
A state court or local authority declines to press charges against a trio of performers for disturbing the public peace. The ruling emphasizes broader musical enjoyment and community harmony over aggressive enforcement. The decision underscores the balance between public order and artistic expression in the local scene.
Peace With Mexico Tied to Cleaning Efforts
The notice frames peace with Mexico as contingent on effective cleaning efforts, stressing the need for improved sanitation and cleanup.
Tax-Payers League Gains Respect After Public Speaking
The article notes less effort to mock the United Tax-Payers League and that they were given a public platform where their voice carried weight. Since the primary date they have commanded respectful attention from observers.
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United Tax-Payers’ League
Tax-Payers’ League
Warren Garst Demurs From Harding Candidacy in Bitter Tirade
Warren Garst vents anger at the Republican nominee for Iowa governor, accusing Warren of misrepresentation and declaring he cannot support Harding. The piece portrays Garst as a long time political insider outraged by his reduced influence after the primary defeat.
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Warren Garst
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
Warren
Harding
Mr. Harding
Cummins
Cosson
Capitol City
Brestworks
Governor powers questioned on law enforcement limits
A provocative assertion claims Iowa governors have less enforcement power than a township justice of the peace, arguing law enforcement rests beyond gubernatorial control in practice. The author challenges centralized political assumptions about state authority.
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Iowa
Political talk fades for Young family in Iowa
In Philadelphia the attempt to start a push for Lafe Young Jr for Governor or Senator is rejected in Iowa. The speaker notes the Young family has already had most political honors they are entitled to, and expects no further honors unless major changes occur.
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Philadelphia
Lafe Young, Jr
Iowa
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