Rev. Hillman Urged to Publish Meredith Record Fairly
Letter in the Coon Rapids Enterprise accuses Rev. John L. Hillman of Des Moines of bias in reporting political records. The writer demands equal scrutiny of both Harding and Meredith for wetness and liquor ties, urging fairness from the Methodist pastor and warning that justice must be evenhanded. The piece also links national Democratic policy to public sentiment.
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John L. Hillman
Des Moines
Mr. Harding
Mr. Meredith
Harding
Hillman
Meredith
Dr. Hillman
Brother Meredith
Iowa
Bro. Hillman
Coon Rapids Enterprise
Political Comment on Harding Victory and Suffrage Stance
The Britt Tribune notes preparations for a Harding presidency and mentions figures Harvey Ingham and Gardner Cowles seeking twilight sleep for the test of power. It argues suffrage is a dead issue for now and criticizes Des Moines papers and preachers for Meredith drinking records. It recalls shifts of several papers on the primary plan and public nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt Tribune
Harding
Harvey Ingham
Gardner Cowles
Sioux City Tribune
The
Des Moines Register
Marshalltown Times- Republican
Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Democratic backlash over Harding campaign tactics in Iowa
An Atlantic News Telegraph analysis quotes a Cass county Democrat criticizing the Register-Leader for anti Harding campaigning. The piece claims the paper’s stance alienates voters and could help Harding, while arguing Democratic mismanagement at the national level strengthens the case for change in Washington and notes anti Prohibition preaching by some Democratic papers.
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Cass County
Ed. Meredith
Register- Leader
Harding
Register-Leader
Iowa
Des Moines
Guoted
Atlantic News Telegraph
Krambeck Wins Shire Prize at Iowa Fair
John Krambeck of Maine captured first prize for a Shire horse at the Iowa state fair. The Anfta Concert Band concluded its summer open air series Tuesday night, drawing wide attendance and providing revenue. Anita's strong local ad is its concert band, and rumors say local sports seek a fast horse to outpace Wilson Bros. Will Moyer of Tabor, guest at Chase residence in Atlantic last week, is the nephew of the late W C Moyer, former Cass County school official.
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John Krambeck
Maine
Anfta
Anita
Wilson Bros
Will Moyer
Tabor
Chase. Chase
Atlantic
W.C. Moyer
Anita Public Schools
Cass County
Labor Day at Berea Celebrates Big Community Event
Labor Day in Berea drew an estimated 2,000 to 2,500 locals for a full day of activities. Highlights included a Berea band program, speeches by County Attorney David J. Crowley, races, tug of war, greased pole, basketball and baseball games, and a fireworks finale. Organizers led by Old Bill Steele and cohorts provided a free, well run festival that boosted local pride and included a hog delivery, visits, and road praise for the town’s citizens.
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Berea
David J. Crowley
Greenfield
Adair County
Canby
Bridgewater
Knudsen
Wilbourn
Earl Smidge
Cecil Taylor
Karl Hass
Adair
Frank Martin
Fontanelle
Grathaus Ist
Miss Klieuver
Big Bob
van Harris
Glen Taylor
Steele & Cryer
Taylor & Kopp
Henry Berg
Bessie Lowell
L. W. Martin
Father Adam
Eby Smith
Clyde Smith
Millard Homan
Paul Brown
Fontenéiie
Bill
Steele
Insane Commission
Helena
Montana
Bud Martin
Shorty
Campbell
Berea Band
Anita
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Democratic Party
Des Moines Bunch
Washington
Bartlett
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Efitt
FEF Anita High School
Frank McCord
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
Lawrence
Kansas
ROE & Kohl
Isaac Brown
Pratt & Naylor
Brown
A. D. Dean
Nebraska
Dean
Hugh Dean
Oklahoma
Art
O. A. Chase
Beaver Crossing
W.S. Reed
Board of Supervisors
Grant
Benton
Franklin
Lincoln
Rose Hill Avenue
Val Wiegand
W.H. McIntyre
Billy
Hest
W. H. Bosley
W. J. Tobias
Great White Way
David Huff
Good Roads
Tobias