Cass county Republicans announce multiple nomination bids
A flood of verbatim declarations shows Cass county residents announcing candidacies for numerous offices in the upcoming June 1908 Republican primaries. Names include John W. Scorr, L. H. Pine, O. M. Hobart, Ralph E. King, H. W. Chehock, E. C. Worthing, G. A. Hill, Lawrence R. Forsythe, Geo. S. Kirk, Bertha A. Johnson, W. A. Dowell, C Ammeredith, and E Shannon, seeking roles from Representative to County Superintendent and Clerk of the District Court, pledging allegiance to the Republican ticket.
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Cass County
Iowa General Assembly
Republican Party
John W. Scorr
L. H. Pine
O. M. Hobart
Ralph E. King
H. W. Chehock
Anita Public Schools
E. C. Worthing
Annonce
District Court
Iowa
Lawrence R. Forsythe
Geo, S. Kirk
Ihereby
Bertha A. Johnson
General Assembly
W. A. Dowell
United States
C A.meredith
Atlantic
E. Shannon
Circulation statement for Atlantic Evening News
State of Iowa Cass County I P Chase sworn as secretary treasurer of News Publishing Co publishers of Atlantic Evening News says paid circulation on March 26 1908 was 2070 copies. Subscribed and sworn March 27 1908 before Harry Cavenaugh Notary Public Cass County.
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State of
Iowa
Cass County
Supreme Court ruling on interstate railroad laws debated
The article discusses the Minnesota and North Carolina cases and their potential impact if upheld by the Supreme Court. It questions the gain from years of political strife and argues that if the decision stands, states would have no power to legislate on interstate railroads and such laws would be unconstitutional.
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Supreme Court ‘of the
United States
Minnesota
North Carolina
Bose
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Congress of the United States
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Turmoil Over Rail Regulation and Cummins Letter Fallout
The piece argues Congress holds sole power to regulate interstate railroads, criticizes Iowa reform factions, and questions Governor Cummins' Senate candidacy in light of a Torbert letter. It asserts federal laws curb railroads, warns of political betrayal, and praises Senator Allison’s consistency and integrity.
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Congress
Ter
Cummins
Letter to W TH Torbert 1906 on Governor candidacy and politics
Albert B Cummins defends his gubernatorial candidacy and denies pursuing Senator Allison's seat. The Des Moines plan pun discussed. Johnson candidacy gains in east and south. Cedar Rapids Anderson list grows. political tensions rise as some Republicans resist. Commentary mocks the Bull paper, notes hog prices in Chicago, and urges Cass County farmers to favor political change after fifteen years.
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Washington
Torbert
Cummins
Senate
Dubuque
Allison
Cass County
Tom Taggart Remains on Indiana Democratic Committee
Despite pressure from Mr. Bryan, Tom Taggart proprietor of the Indiana Monte Carlo will stay as a member of the Democratic National Committee from Indiana.
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Bryan
Tom Taggart
Indiana Monte Carlo
Democratic National Committee
Hoosier State
No Resignation Seen for National Committeeman Hart
No evidence Hart will resign as National Committeeman as editor of the Telegraph removes his name from a visiting list. The News focuses on Cass county politics and printing the best paper, while debate over delegates and post offices remains unsettled amid Bryan prospects. The coming two months in state politics pits Allison against Cummins as Republicans are urged to vote on convictions not friendships.
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Anderson
National
Allison
Cummins
Fire Tornado Life and Accident Insurance Case In Atlantic
A. M. Petite of 516 Chestnut Street Atlantic appears in a notice involving fire and tornado life and accident insurance. The fragment notes insurance matters but lacks full context or outcome details.
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A. M. Petite
Chestnut Street
Atlantic
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