News Ticket Endorses A Standpat Republican Slate
The News lists its ticket for state and district contests. Governor B F Carroll. Railway Commissioners James H Wilson and Col David Palmer. Attorney General George Cosson. Clerk of the Supreme Court Old Man Bosquet against Garrett. Reporter Merton J Ferson. Superintendent D E Brainard. Congressman Walter Smith. State Senator T H Smith. General Assembly member William Cool. The paper urges Cass county to vote for these candidates and to deliver at least a 600 vote majority.
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B. F. Carroll
James H. Wilson
David Palmer
Adair County
George Cosson
Supreme Court
Bosquet
Garrett
Merton J. Ferson
D. E. Brainard
Harrison County
Blodgett
Atlantic Public Schools
Walter Smith
Congress
T. H. Smith
Shelby County
General Assembly
William Cool
Union Township
Cass County
Cummins closes stumping tour with Guthrie Center stop
The candidate ends his campaign swing at Guthrie Center tonight after appearances in Red Oak Council Bluffs and Creston. He asserts the public rejects enrolling as chattels of a presumptuous egotistical boss and will wake to that fact when returns read Wednesday morning.
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Cummins
Guthrie Center
Red Oak
Council Bluffs
Creston
Smith leads with counties listed for Tuesday vote
The News forecasts Smith sweeping Adair Cass Harrison Mills Pottawattamie counties with 2200 plus majority, Byers in Audubon Guthrie Shelby up to 1200, Montgomery doubtful. Total Smith majority near 1000, possibly double. Outcome depends on turnout as returns come in tomorrow night.
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Adair
Cass
Harrison
Mills
Pottawattanie
Smith
Audubon
Guthrie
Shelby
Byers
Montgomery
After Tuesday in Cass county Republicans stand firm
The News declares it will not recant its statements or align with the ruling faction. It champions insurgent republicanism and vows to support standouts who uphold true Republican principles. No confessions, apologies, or retractions will be offered or published after Tuesday.
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Ninth Congressional District
Political Pot and Wisconsin Republican Factions
The Chicago Tribune attacks muckrakers as Taft denounces them while Wisconsin Republicans in Milwaukee plan to wind up Laf Follette with minor resistance. Dolliver is urged to join the platform clash despite earlier labeling him a fakir and Byers seeks the succession as a consolation prize amid reluctant Republicans and few insurgents.
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Republican Party of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Dolliver
Byers
Stockings and tariffs clash with American labor
The article argues tariffs on stockings and gloves benefit wholesalers who own foreign factories and push for low duties to flood the U.S. with cheap imports. It contends wholesalers profit at consumers’ expense, urging protection of American manufacturers and labor, opposing free trade fantasies. It frames the issue as a republican Smith stance versus Champ Clark's democracy and wholesale cupidity.
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Gillette
Dinkey
Indiana
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Europe
United States
Smith
Champ Clark
Byers and Cummins Clash In Red Oak Debate
In Red Oak a debate pits supporters of Byers against Cummins as Cummins defends standpatism and Byers underlines personal loyalty. The exchange questions consistency and asks voters to weigh Smith’s record against Cummins influence and Byers’ conscience in the Ninth district race. Walter I. Smith is praised for courage and effective representation.
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Byers
Cummins
Red Oak
Webb
Congressman Smith
Congress
Byars
Walter I. Smith
Gumimins
Walter J. Smith
Washington
Ninth
Cumming
Webb Byers
Aldrich Tuna
A Foul Calumny in Iowa Campaign Papers
The dispute centers on claims against Maine Iowa candidate Baird over a past salary assessment scandal. Baird denies involvement by Walter I Smith and asserts no postmaster payoffs occurred in 1905 to 1908 while noting the charge dates earlier.
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The
Telegraph
Eleventh Hour
News
the Telegraph
Baird
Maine
Smith
Vocal Call to Vote in Iowa Campaign
Fragmented readable lines urge sensible and patriotic men to preserve independence and vote for their congressman Tuesday. The garbled text references Cummins and collective political sentiment in a local Iowa context amid a presidential style appeal.
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Iowa
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