Congressmans Green Speech Campaign Document
The Iowa City Republican reports Rep Green alleging wartime exports created artificial prosperity. He cites a 2 billion dollar rise in exports from 1914 to last fiscal year, driven by war conditions including breadstuffs meat barbed wire and more. Campaign rhetoric critiques tax and liquor stances in Iowa gubernatorial race.
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Representative Green
House
Judge Green
Washington
Silk Street Carnival Declines Amid Moral Debate
The Iowa City Republican comments on Engle of Newton mocking Harding's address, noting Engle’s Jasper ties and a history of Democratic and populist leanings. editors oppose street carnivals as unfit and unlawful amusements, while acknowledging not pleasing all readers.
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B. J. Engle
Newton
Harding
Engle
Jasper
Iowa City
One Standard for All Sober Conduct in Liquor
In a Des Moines editorial the Herald argues that liquor availability should not vary by wealth or status. It contends that if the rich can obtain alcohol at home, the poor and working classes should have the same right, insisting the law’s spirit must apply equally to all drinkers.
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Des Moines
Carroll
Smith
Jones
Brown
Carros Herald
Eight Hour Day Debate Tangles Labor and Farm Work
President Wilson supporters eight hours as a standard for all workers while opponents warn of politics amid railroad strikes and labor fights. The piece notes farmers face rising farm labor costs and fear an eight hour shift could spread to agriculture, challenging farm owners and land use.
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Wilson
the Register-Leader
Atlantic News Telegraph
Obituary for Joshua A. Gipple in Anita Iowa
Joshua A. Gipple born October 10 1834 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania died September 12 1916 at his home near Anita Iowa He moved to Louisa County Iowa in 1852 married Kath ryne Sineman in 1855 and had seven children four sons and two daughters survive plus 26 grandchildren He died from a stroke while getting up and funeral services were held at the Evangelical church with interment in Evergreen cemetery
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Anita
Iowa
Louisa County
Grandview
Kathryne Sineman
Isnh
Evangelical Church
B. F. Gipple
Adair
L. A. Gipple
Bridewater
W.G
C. O. Gipple
S. C. Claytor
Pine Bluffs
Wyoming
J. E. Roberts
Payette
Idaho
Gipple
H. W. Hendricks
Evergreen Cemetery
Obituary of Simon Smith and local notices from Anita Iowa
Simon Smith born in North Slesvig Germany May 1 1857 died in Nevada Iowa September 1916 aged 59 4 7 came to the United States 1868 settled near Anita Iowa later moving to the town He married Caroline Lund and had eight children seven surviving Charles in Washington state Mary Waterbury Los Angeles Rona Durrow Bridgewater Vernie Miller Adair Guy C and Robert Anita Iowa Funeral at South Anita by Rev P A Rickel Highland Cemetery nearby news of relatives visits and health notes plus a potential new electric light franchise discussion in Anita with public interest and civic sentiment noted.
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North Slesvig
Germany
Nevada
Iowa
United States
Monmouth
Ilinois
Caroline Lund
Charles
Washington
Mary Waterbury
Los Angeles
California
Rona Durrow
Bridgewater
Vernie Miller
Adair
Guy. C. P
Robert
Anita
Smith
Cass County
Simon Smith
South Anita
P. A. Rickel
Highland Cemetery
Puzzling Political Signals From Sioux City Conference
The Sioux City district Methodist Episcopal conference opposes W L Harding and backs E T Meredith for governor. The piece notes Harding is a church member but not governor material while Meredith admits wine at home, raising a clash between church discipline and political support. Also mentions Mr Basher aiming to corral the Bull Moose and boost campaign speed.
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Sioux City
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. L. Harding
E. T. Meredith
Harding
Iowa
Meredith
Sioux Ciy District Conference
Sioux City Journal
Basher
Harding backers praised by Grange City visitor
H H McKee of Grange City visits the Grinnell Register praising W L Harding as a capable, temperate man with strong family values. He predicts Harding will win by over 50 000 votes and notes Harding’s long acquaintance with his parents and character. The piece ends with a satirical remark about political disappointment and rail spikes.
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H. H. McKee
Grange City
Montezuma
H. H
Sioux County
Billy McKee
W. L. Harding
Bill
Methodist Church
Harding
McKee
Wil Harding
W. XK. Harding
Grinnell Register
Harding and party unity praised by Iowa papers
The Sioux City Journal and others argue voters must support the party will in the primary. They say Harding reflects a genuine Republican nomination, while critics and reformers should align with party decisions and avoid disloyalty.
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Harding
Sioux City Journal
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Anita Record
Congress
Sherm. F. Myers
Green
W. J. Bryan
Avoca
T. Meredith
FE. T. Meredith
W. J. Harding
Audubon County
Joshua Aaron Gipple
Tommy Winder
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Uncle Sam
Tom A. Morgan
Menlo
Minnesota
Jacob Moore
H. R. Robinson
Moore
Wm. H. Robison
Ed. Wilson
Randolph
Nebraska
Ma W. G. Wilson
May
Guthrie Center
Guthrie County
Berld Sisters
Greenfield
Clark
Clair
Audubon
Jack Mahoney
Earl Caddock
J. M. Wilson
Wm. Edwards
In Matters Political
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Alex Miller
Washington Democrat
Republican Party
Council Bluffs
Bionx City