Senator Bruce Death and Political Breach Reflections
Obituary notes the death of Senator James E. Bruce in Atlantia after a long illness. The column reflects on his passing and the community’s sympathy, while also discussing party splits and potential insurgent candidates as Republicans seek unity ahead of likely re election battles.
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Ella Voorhees Bruce
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Panceau
Ome
Atlantia
Rp. M
Dolliver
Hudd
Minnesota
Patty
Republice Huis Globe Democrat
Political Factionalism Shelved as Tribune Editor Leaves Town
The Trib une notes factional tension in the state party tied to Cummins and a forthcoming conven tion in Des Moines. The editor announces a brief absence on a long journey and assures readers the paper will run under trusted staff while he is away, urging calm and community support.
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W Register
Washington
Towner
Se Weil
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Tribune
Honesty In Politics and Party Realignment
A Greenfeld Transcript excerpt argues insurgent calls to dissolve the Republican Party and form a new birth of republicanism. It urges honest loyalty, labels dissenters as traitors, and proposes Republicans join the Democrats if they oppose current leadership.
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Republican Party
Bailey
Greenfeld Transcript
Congress
What the People Want in a Senate Speech
A critical excerpt discusses Senator Owens of Oklahoma and the claim that direct elections and reforms reflect what the people want. The piece argues self-styled reformers misrepresent public will, citing La Follette and Cummins, and notes voters’ actions show complex preferences beyond simplistic demands. Ocean notes that public will is often misread and reshaped by demagogues.
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United States Senate
Owen
Gklahoon
Bryin
Mr. Aryan
Moses
Deyan
RM. la Fallette
Wisconsin
la Follette
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la Pollette
Nelson W. Aldrich
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Ocean
Miss O'Leary Resigns From Adair Schools
Miss L Anna O'Leary of Anita resigns after four years as a teacher in Adair schools to take a better post in Aberde en South Dakota public schools. She was re elected for the coping year and among fifty chosen from four hundred applications. The News wishes her success in the new position. The article notes Indian voters may back a genuine Democrat to the U S Senate to counter a Republican incumbent.
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L. Anna O'Leary
Anita
Adalt
Aberdeen
Miss. O'Leary
Des Moines Daily Capital Subscription Offer and Political Debate
An old subscription pitch promotes the Des Moines Daily Capital at 1.25 with a June limited-time rate to seven months for 1.23. The piece shifts to a partisan critique of primary laws, party loyalty, and Republican tactics, arguing Democrats use protectionism while Republicans face criticism from within.
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Des Moines
Ill
Iowa
Political tussle over consumer vs producer lines drawn
A Republican voice from Cedar Rapids denounces the effort to pit consumers against producers as a poor piece of political maneuvering reflecting distrust in balanced policy.
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Cedar Rapids
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