Republicans Unite Against Brookhart Distortion and Socialism
Editorials across Iowa condemn Brookhart as not a true Republican while warning of socialist influence. They urge Republicans to unite to defeat Brookhart, arguing his candidacy endangers party principles and constitutional government with a national socialist-leaning strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Republican Party
Iowa
Marshaltown
Republican
Des Moines
Herring
Cedar Rapids
Times
United
Brookhart Condemns Labor Convention as Socialist-Affiliated
The Tribune quotes Smith W. Brookhart admitting attendance at a Chicago labor convention and denying apologies. The piece lists prominent attendees linked to socialist, nonpartisan, and radical groups, arguing Brookhart walked with a “New Majority” third party faction aiming to capture parties. It questions Brookhart’s praise for Harding and implies voter scrutiny of his true affiliations.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Tribune
Russell- Lamson
Chicago
Labor
Brookhart
Des Moines
Charace
Washington D. C
Dante Pierce
Pierce
Fie
Sidney Hillman
New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
American Federation of Labor
A.C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Jackson
Minnesota
Townley
William C. Remier
South Dakota
Robert M. Buck
New Majority
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
National House of Representatives
Ove Branstetter
Socialist Party
Morris Hillquit
United States
Daniel W. Hoan
James Oneal
New York Call
Socialist Daily
Thomas van Lear
Minneapolis
Herbert S. Bigelow
Cincinnatia
Parlor Bolshevist
Frederick C. Howe
Basil M. Manly
Carl D. Thompson
Public Ownership League
Harding
Iowa
Waterlog Tribune
Lost radiator cap and water meter report
Lost between my home and Anita a radiator cap and water meter for a Nash car. Finder please leave at Record office and receive reward. 41 1f J H Trimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Nash Car
J.H. Trimmer
Iowa Voters Face Socialist Senate Question
The Harlan Tribune argues Iowa Republicans must decide if a Socialist should win the U S Senate race. It calls for tough relief measures and criticizes coal restrictions and consumer hardship while noting national debates over the League of Nations and war mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Iowa
Harlan Tribune
Henry Ford Blames Brokers for Coal Crisis in Detroit
Henry Ford returns from Ohio coal regions accusing brokers, the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Secretary Hoover of engineering a price squeeze. He says markets had ample coal, banned shipments to nonessential uses, and that prices would drop with broker influence removed. He blames brokers and bankers for profiteering while miners and coal firms would keep profits intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Henry Ford
Ohio River
Ford
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
How Anarchy Celebrated Its Black Anniversary
A series of violent acts linked to anarchists is recounted, citing bombings arson and sabotage across Illinois Indiana Texas Kentucky and Delaware. The piece recalls presidential assassinations and urges strong government action against anarchists and Bolshevists. The essay questions Congress's response to rising domestic extremism.
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Guiteau
Garfield
Charles Aziis
Joe Pepauriteh
John Petrowski
Adinia Alessio
Michigan Central Railway
Gary
Ind
Illinois Central
Chicago
Paducah
Brownsburg
Cotton Belt Railway
Texas
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Railway
Willmington del
Cincinnati
Pitusburg
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Eagle Grove
Eagle
Col
Coon Rapids Enterprise
Burlington
Glidden Graphic
Lowa
Engle
The
Newton Daily News
Decorah
Cash Store
Edith Spiker
Myrtle Wheatly
Allie Clark
Woodmen of America
Hades
Wm. R. Green
Washington
Council Bluffs
Green
St. Peter
Lower Broadway
Carlee
Neff Clothing Co
Atlantic
Turkey
States Senate
Uncle Sam
League of Nations
Wagner & Shaffer
National Senate
Charles City Press
Mr. Brookhart
Mr. Herring
Legion State
Waukon Republican
Waukon Republican and Standard
Leon Caolgosz
McKinley
Congress
James A. Garfield
Lincoln
Houston Post
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