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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
4
The message urges Republican strength across all statewide voting precincts modeled on the campaign team plan backing A. C. Savage for U.S. Senator. It advocates disciplined organization to bolster support and turnout.
A call urges any voter who supported the Bull Moose or Democratic ticket two years ago and now seeks the Republican nomination or plans to vote Republican this year to file papers declaring a party switch. The notice emphasizes formal affiliation change requirements for candidates and voters.
The Register-Leader prints a cartoon blaming county boards, not Gov. Clarke, for high taxes. It states the boards may respond if they wish to challenge the claim and consider the truth of the accusation.
D. P. Hogan of Massena is described as a special representative and champion for the A B Cummins cause in Cass county. He is said to be carrying a message that nothing must be done to injure Cummins' chances, with many envoys in active service across the state following the lead of the chief exponent of the theme let the people rule.
The report notes Congressman Green pursues a Rock Island inquiry as a personal hobby with an expressed need for an oil-related remedy.
Citizens urged to fund a flag as Independent District of Anita debates placing Old Glory atop the new school. If a flag is available, quickly hoist it. otherwise a 15 minute fundraising effort could secure one and plant it on the roof to fly in the breeze.
A speaker criticizes lawmakers and lawyers who draft laws to pass hurdles and then sue to strike them down for personal gain. He urges repealing the dom business and highway measures and replacing them with the Golden Rule and the Ten Commandments.
The piece argues voters need clarity on candidates current party stances and whether recent changes to party affiliation filings are fully followed. It emphasizes that withholding such information harms informed voting for Republicans Democrats or Bull Moose and hurts candidacy chances without clear declarations.
The Atlantic News Telegram urges Cass County voters to choose a representative with real qualifications and independent views. It criticizes past legislators who failed to represent local interests and calls for evidence of substance from candidates like Charlie Smith and Perryman. It praises former representative L. L. DeLano as a standard.
The friends of Cumuins statewide express alarm as a group of brave fighters who do not take the Savage candidacy seriously challenge the political scene, signaling rising tension within local circles.
The papers of B. L. Loos, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, were rejected for irregularities at a late hour, eliminating him from the race. A whimsical Kansas tale about unlikely gall and develped hearts appears in the text, but the key fact remains Loos is cut from the ballot.
Car D. Carson of this city withdrew from the Bull Moose slate for sheriff after a sudden loss of nerve. He feared being elected and forced to relocate to Atlantic for the two year term, causing him to remove his name from the nomination papers.
Adair Iowa announces A C Savage as a Republican candidate for U S Senator emphasizing protectionist tariff principles. He argues for a return to old party platforms, denounces free trade and Canadian reciprocity, and calls upon Iowa’s young voters to support a tariff-based program to aid farmers and industry.
The piece notes voters deserve to know where a candidate stands before nomination. W C Barber seeks Prohibitionist support on the Republican ticket for Lieutenant Governor. It suggests Mr Cummins has resisted party unity and casts Mr T R as playing the Enoch Arden role, implying continued service to the nation.
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