Atlantic Iowa Post Office Entry and Editorial Credits
Entry shows post office designation Atlantic Iowa second class matter under March 3 1879 Act. CHAS F CHASE editor P I CHASH associate editor and phone lines. Subscription rates listed: carrier one year $8.00 six months $2.50 one month $0.70. By mail United States one year $3.00 foreign countries $4.00.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Chas. F. Chase
P. Chash
United States
Iowa Republicans Endorse Taft and Roosevelt Policies
The Iowa Republican Party pledges support for Taft in line with Taft tariff revision aims and Roosevelt policy loyalties. Delegation and leaders commit to Taft administration, with no opposition currents in state politics. A unified slate emerges as primaries finalize and candidates are set for congressional and county races.
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Republican Party
Iowa
Taft
Roosevelt
Crimmins
Rousevolt
Cunmiss Tse
Women's short kimonos and accessories sale item list
An advertisement lists women’s short kimonos in fast color lawn with scalloped edges and embroidered trim. Also offered are colored wash petticoats in seersucker gingham and several umbrellas with Paragon frames and silver handles at reduced prices.
Republicans Convene to Mend Factional Rift in County
A county convention scheduled for the 20th aims to end factionalism and bury the axes and tomahawks. The event will be modest in business but marks a chance to unify parties and move beyond animosity.
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Ether
Allison
Cummins
Taft Clinches Early in Clash with Bryan Over Campaign Law
Taft scores a knockout in the first clash with Bryan as both men maneuver for influence over a proposed law mandating publication of campaign subscriptions and expenses. Bryan aims to expose alleged unfair practices, while Taft counters by citing prior letters and urging swift passage through congress. The maneuvering highlights the sharp political contest and Taft’s early edge.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Congress
Bryan
Taft
Williams
Culberson
Taft Support Rises Amid Presidential Strategy Talk
The incident highlights readiness in politics as Taft gains favor among voters who prize decisive action in the presidential race. Support for Taft appears to be strengthening as confidence grows.
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Taft
Omaha Mayor Denies Eastern Donation Taint in Nebraska Politics
The Nonpartel reports Mayor Dahlman of Omaha as Democratic state chairman says he received 15000 from eastern capitalists to promote W J Bryan for U S Senate. He asserts the funds aimed to back Berge for governor, who claims no knowledge of the spending. The piece questions alleged tainted money and Democratic duplicity in county voting shifts.
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Dahlman
Omaha
Democratic State Committee of
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
United States Senate
Bryan
Berge
Telegraph invites Democrats to join Republicans in primaries
The Telegraph urged Democrats to cross over into Republican primaries the day before the election and told them to tell the judges to go to hell if they faced resistance.
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The
Telegraph
All Hail The Ninth Vote Appears in Iowa District
The Ninth congressional district shows Senator Allison with 3 905 votes, exceeding one third of his statewide total. Guthrie county backs Cummins, Carroll posts a 20 000 lead, and Sioux City gives Allison a 1 000 majority. A verdict favorable to Uncle George and Goodspeed is noted, with Lou Pine praised for strong performance. The piece hints at Republican tensions and potential peace depends on faction desires.
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Allison
Guthrie
Cummins
Sioux City
George
Iowa Republicans Return to Honest GOP Tone in State
The piece notes Iowa shifting to Republican alignment with notable figures in state politics. Democrats plan county conventions to nominate candidates for representative, treasurer, sheriff, and recorder. John C. Vosrheers of Anita is named as a potential Democratic candidate. The article criticizes the primary system as chaotic and unfair, while Governor Carroll pledges reform to curb waste and ensure employee accountability. S. H. Lamborn of Pleasant township voices strong opposition to the primary law at a city visit and election coverage urged from the Evening News.
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State of Iowa
Cass County
HE. P. Chase
News Publishing Company
Atlantic Evening News
Atlantic
Iowa
ER. P. Chase
Harry Cavenaugh
Cass Co
S. H. Lamborn
Pleasant Township
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Chas
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Toac
Adam
Newbro
Kaly
Herpi de Co
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic Drug Company
Oransky
Sve Ween
Lonsdale
Hope
Maslin
Malvern
Senator Burrows
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrows
Carroll
Goodspeed
Lou Pine
Hawkeye
John C. Vosrheers
Anita
New Jersey
Prinery
Chas. Block & Son
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