Meredith and Harding clash over liquor and roads in Iowa politics
The Iowa political scene erupts as opponents accuse Governor Meredith of liquor ties and 365 day roads plans. The piece argues the Methodist conference and Des Moines Register-Leader shape GOP sentiment, while Harding supporters emphasize party loyalty amid editorial power plays and electoral stakes.
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Political shuffles stir Iowa district race and party hints
The note mentions W H Killpack of Council Bluffs courting voters for district judge to succeed Judge Woodruff and a suggestion for prohibitionists to back the governor candidate. It also references a Globe-Democrat thought on Progressive party aims and a staged contention with a Des Moines paper, implying maneuvers to shape editorial heat.
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W. H. Killpack
Council Bluffs
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Methodist Conference Backs Meredith for Governor
The Glenwood Methodist conference denounces Harding over liquor use and endorses Meredith. They urge a mass meeting to explain his single tax platform, highlighting a clash between candidates over alcohol and public conduct.
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Meredith
Methodist
Glenwood
Harding
Merediths 365 day roads pledge eyed by Iowa voters
The piece criticizes Candidate Meredith over his dry stance and a 365 day roads pledge. It alleges party bias, questions ties to cement and highway interests, and urges farmers to study costs before voting for Meredith for Governor. It contrasts Democratic aims with Republican ticket support for Hughes and Harding.
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Iowa
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Bonding Syndicate
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EB. T. Meredith
Hughes
Harding
Republian
Towa
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