Cross Mark for Harding and the Republican ticket
A campaign plea urges voters to mark a cross in the circle at the head of the Republican ticket for President Harding and a full slate in Congress and for governor. It frames voting straight party as protection for American industry, warns against Democratic gains, and calls for strong rural support in Cass County.
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Harding
Cummins
U. S
Judge Green
Congress
Nate Kendall
Vox
United States
Wilson League of Nations
Uncle Sam
Senate
Demostrate? Campaign rhetoric and party criticism in Iowa
A critique of Democratic tactics in Iowa politics highlights attacks on Republican nominees and the influence of party machinery. The piece condemns editorial bias from Iowa publications and urges voters, especially farmers, to study records before election day. It laments the perceived manipulation of public opinion and questions the Independent bid in Ninth Iowa district.
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Congress
Iowa
United States
Rates and Rhetoric Frame Nebraska Senate Battle
The piece mocks Clyde Herring and Dems as demoralized while Cimmins gains momentum for reelection. It likens Cox’s poor chances in lowa to a foregone general result, noting Herring’s past support for Cummins and opposition to revaluation as evidence of political drift before the November election.
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Cox
Lown
Cimmins
Clyde Herring
Clyde. Herring
Cummins
Fox
Senate
Clyde
Iowa Campaign Advice From a Democratic Perspective
A long editorial appeals to Iowa voters to back Cox and a Democratic Congress for free trade and a less protected economy, opposing Harding and a Republican majority. It argues Republicans threaten farm interests, warns against switching support from Cummins, and urges continued backing for Democratic policies and the Democratic candidate slate.
Local opinion doubts Wilson League of Nations support
The text notes that faith and confidence in the Wilson League of Nations are shared by many but remain insufficiently sincere to hold a fourth-rate place among sensible people, reflecting public skepticism despite political endorsement.
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Uncle Sam
Wilsag
League, of Nations
Europe
Wilson League of Nations
Republicans deny war price wealth link to ticket nominees
The Republican party defends its ticket against claims of wealth derived from war profiteering and denies any connection to the so called state house scandal. They accuse Democrat Clyde Herring and supporters of using dirty politics to win votes, insisting appointments were not tied to current public service.
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State House
Des Moines Register
Clyde Herring
Nate Kendall
Iowa
Democratic policies blamed for farmer distress and cheap imports
The piece attacks the national administration for boosting prices for some while harming others through what it calls a wholesale system of discrimination. It argues farmers suffer most under Democratic free trade, with foreign imports lowering prices and harming American producers. It warns farmers in Town and Cass county may not realize the impact of unchecked foreign competition.
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Cass County
Campaign notes urge Republican ticket in Iowa race
In a partisan reflection, the piece argues control of the U S senate depends on Iowa voters. It touts Cummins Kendall as strong, criticizes Democrats and their price controls, and accuses a rival governor candidate of hypocrisy and misrepresentation. It highlights war records and promises reform.
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United States
Senate
Iowa
Messrs. Cummins
Kendall
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