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Slandering Union Laborers Across Nations and Parties
A heated tirade accuses labor union members allied with the American Federation of Labor of diverse nationalities and beliefs. It contends some support prohibition while others oppose it, arguing testimony misrepresents unions before a Senate committee and threatens labor moral standards.
Provincialism and the Iowa Ideal Fallacy
Fragmented OCR text extols Iowa as the best land for livability and dwellers, claiming there are no better states or people than Iowa. The garbled lines reflect a provincial bias praising local identity and limited regional comparison.
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Larry
Investigations Loom Amid Congressional Strain
Washington notes a push to read off further investigations this summer then fades. Critics argue the president steered a probe into Judge English, with impeachment looming, as senators worry about being tied up in Washington during elections.
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Charles PF
Ashington
Congress
Aniny
Washington
Iowa South and road reform Editorial Opinion
A long editorial discusses Iowa as a strong state despite political strife and calls attention to southern development, oil road experiments, and the potential of oiled roads to reduce dust and lower maintenance costs. It argues for better roads over graveling and highlights possible three-year costs per mile and efficiency of unpaved but well graded streets.
Oiling dirt roads urged as cheaper, better option
A letter urges Potawatomi county to trial oiling roads as a cheaper, more durable method than dragging them. The Standard Oil Company backs the promise of reduced costs and improved drivability, noting many counties have tried oiling with favorable results. Local officials oversee road spending and seek efficiency.
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Standard Oil
Board of Supervisors
Coureil Ahette
Pottawattumie
South's Amazing Development Delivers Long Union Shift
An editorial praises the South's rise as a land of opportunity, noting industrial, agricultural, and educational gains. It contrasts 1860s hardship with 20th century progress, citing literacy, school funding, farm values, and industrial output, especially in North Carolina versus Iowa, and highlights regional shifts in wealth and production.
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New York Times
Florida
Dixie
Appomatox
Lee
Sidney Lanier
Poe
North Carolina
Iowa
Page
Towa
Aran- Towa
Thals
Dixie poised for epoch-making development says Poe
The article cites J. W. Poe arguing the South will outperform the North in crops and industry. It notes cotton, tobacco, corn, and cereal gains, rising lumber production, and favorable climate. It contrasts Georgia and North Carolina corn acreages with Northern states, and asserts Southern diversification due to boll weevil losses.
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Georgia
Ohio
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Carolinas
America
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Dixie
Amherst girls weigh options on smoking ban and propriety
Fragmentary item notes Amherst girls considering smoking and propriety with stray lines about keeping a brother in check, weighing a pound by beds, and warnings against familiarity. content is unclear spelling and phrasing from 926 NEA Service.
Pling by Walt Mason on Efficiency and Yon Yonson
A 1926 verse by George Matthew Adams uses Yon Yonson to contrast quiet, steady toil with bustling hustlers. It praises consistent progress and efficiency while critiquing noise and overexertion in a humorous labor vignette.
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Yonson
Cary
Yonson Wight
Yunson
George Matthew Adams
Rab Bits of Towa History Sketches by William Clarke
A fragmentary note from RAB BITS OF TOWA HISTORY referencing William Clarke. The readable text hints at sketches or anecdotes about Iowa history, published by the Bate historical society in Iowa City, with obscure wording about a last number of The Palling west.
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Towa
Pallingwest
Bate Historical ‘Society
Iowa City
William PR. Clarke
Remarkable Clarke shaped Iowa politics and constitutional framing
William Tony Clarke, editor and reformer, built a wide civic career in Iowa from 1846, aiding capital punishment opposition, serving as alderman and on key state bodies, and leading Republicans to Lincoln’s nomination. He helped frame the 1857 Constitution, chaired Iowa’s 1880 Republican delegation, then moved to Washington after the Civil War where his earlier prominence faded.
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State Institution For the Deaf
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Iowa City
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State Historieal Society
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