Cass County political announcements outline 1908 primaries
A jumble of 1908 Cass County notices proclaims candidacies for multiple local offices including Representative, County Attorney, County Recorder, Treasurer, Clerk of the District Court, Supervisor, Superintendent of Schools, and United States Senate. Names such as JOHN W. Scott L. H. Pine M. Hobart Ralph E. King E. C. Worthing G. A. Hill Lawrence R. Forsythe GEO S Kirk Bertha A. Johnson H. Shannon B. A. Goodspeed G. K. Edwards are listed with party and June primaries, urging Republican voters to decide.
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Cass County
O. M. Hobart
Ralph E. King
E. C. Worthing
Klass County
G.A Hill
Massena
District Court of
Cass Country
Iowa
Lawrence R. Forsythe
Cass
Geo,s Kirk
Bertha A. Johnson
United States
A.meredith
Ihersby
Cass Courty
B. A. Goodspeed
Judicial Convention Notice by Fifteenth Iowa District Republicans
The Fifteenth Judicial District Republicans of Iowa will hold a delegate convention in Council Bluffs at 11 a m on June 30 1908 to nominate a candidate for district judge and conduct district business. Counties in the district will send delegates and alternates based on representation authorized by the district Republican Committee.
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Fifteenth Judicial District of
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Court House
Fifteenth Judicial District
Harrison Sas Cas
Sesse Ee
Shelby
Fialenlelale Case
Augudon
Cere Cere
Pottawathamile
Cass Eeea
Ieee
Montgomery
FreMmont
Republican Judicial Committee
C. Ratcliffe
E, Stuart
Cummins supporters face Allison in Iowa primary battle
In Cedar Rapids interviews and speeches Governor Cummins projects a 25 000 majority and a 10 000 lead in the Tenth district with 5 000 in both the Seventh and Eleventh. Allison forces dismiss the figures and argue Cummins lacks party strength. The piece covers local reactions, Republican harmony talks, and Iowa political maneuvering as Taft Fairbanks and Cannon are discussed, with emphasis on Senator Allison’s renomination and Lane’s defense of him.
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Cedar Rapids
Cummins
Allison
Porter
Torbert
Bird
Sall
Dolliver
Iowa
Joe Cannon
Taft
Fairbanks
Cannon
Cornell
Canton
Republian
Senator Allison
Lane
Tom
William B. Allison
Manure spreader ads tie to Cummins reformer bid
In rural districts a dealer sent colored illuminated materials promoting a manure spreader alongside a four page brochure praising a reform candidate. Voters wonder at the link between farming equipment and Governor Cummins and the political bid to replace William B. Allison in the Senate.
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Atlantic
Cummins
William B. Allison
Lane Shifts From Cummins Ally To Alligon Support
Two years after backing Governor Cummins in the Second district, Joe Lane emerges as a leading figure in Republican politics. this year he sides with Alligon, signaling a major party realignment and shifting influence within the state.
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Cummins
Joe” Lane
Jos” Lane
Alligon
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Atlantic Evening News
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Presidentia, P. Chase
Chas.e
Congress
Chase. Chase
P. Chase
Chicago
Waterloo
Denver
Colu
John W. Scott
Cass Staunty
Inne
L. H. Pine
H. Shannon
Don
G.K. Edwards
Rebstion
Windigolleiyame
Towsubin
Lingala
Lony
Byron J. Stil
Cumberland
Owwa
Chase
News Publishing Company
RE. P. Chase
Harry Cavenaugh
Cass Co
Newbro
Ferpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic Drug Company
Back To the Woods
Bryan
New York
Jacey
Plain Peepus
Tom ‘Taggart
French Lick
National Democratic Committee
Minnesota
Johnson
Meredith
Scott
George Pennell
George
Lafe Young
Anita
Nestor
United States Senate
Garfield
McKinley
Roosevelt
Washington
Towa
Commonwealth
Danish Brotherhood
Whipple & Shrock
Eggers Bros
Joe" Lane
C.W. Needles
Cor
Atlantic, Iowa
U. S
Uncle Sam
Green Bay Lumber Co
B. R. Wasson
Russia
Conrad Shoe Store
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