Prohibition Crusade Gains Steam in Temperance Rhetoric
The piece rails at liquor traffic as source of crime and misery, urging voters to close saloons and adopt prohibition. It cites NSW spending and convictions, quotes temperance advocates, and promotes faith-driven political action and a cyclone-like crusade to remove the nuisance. It also covers a medical oddity case, a suffrage convention report, and calls for a political equality club.
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Legislature
Congress
Miss Hog
Ida Crouch Hazlett
Colorado
Misa Moore
E. 8. Fill
A. Green
District convention closes session with Union talks
Atlantic hosts a district convention closing a session with papers by Mrs J O Greenleaf on Needs and Opportunities, Mrs B O Mosley on Why I Belong and How to Advance the Union, and Mrs FE Jewell on Social Parity. Officers elected include President Mrs M E McElroy of Lewis and Secretary Mrs Carvie Ballinger of Council Bluffs, with county presidents and department superintendents named across Audubon Cass Montgomery Guthrie Pottawattamie Shelby and more.
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Atlantic
J. O. Greenleaf
O. Mosley
FE. Jewell
Lewis
M. E. McElroy
Secetary
Carvie Ballinger
Council Bluffs
B. G. Macey
Harlan
Audubon
C P. Overholtzer
Cass
Montgomery
M. E. Crandall Guthrie
M. E. Cravdall
Red Oak
Emma Houston
Conncil Bluffs
J. Q. Greenleaf
Loyal Temperance Army
Lena Hart
A. A. Hart
Council Blufs
Flower Mission
Abbie Bliss
Red
Suffrage Debate and Civic Plans Across States
Emily P. Collins from Hartford argues for women’s voting rights while recalling tax injustice and Connecticut’s recent defeats. The piece also notes upcoming Fourth of July plans in Elliott with Hon. H. M. Boorman as speaker and a large local gathering expected.
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Connecticut
Emily P. Collins
Hartford
Elliott
H. M. Boorman
Red Oak
NAPE A FUSION TICKET In Democratic Convention
Des Moines June 24 Democrats rally in Broader fusion with Silver Republicans and Populists to form a united ticket led by Governor candidate E White and a platform demanding free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1. The convention denounces Republicans and shows Bryan support while drama over Populist splits marks the event.
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Jolly-0. E's
Maryland Christian Endeavor Excursion
San Francisco
Atlantic
Iowa
Cumberland
Denver
Colorado
Pike’s Peak
Garden of Gods
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Weaver
Demoocrats
Des Moines
Free Ailver
A. W. C. Weeks
J. B. Weaver
Congress
John B. Lacey
White
J. R. Buurgess
Ottumwa
Cleveland
Bryan
Boles Pame
Plummer
Rhinehart
Grain
Judge Kinne
Supreme Court
Democracy of the Nation
Democratic Party
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Hanna
Gage Ia
Reed
Healey
Fort Dodge
Fred E. White
Keokuk
Willian
Frederick JH. White
Republican Party
Repub-ican
William J. Bryan
Wall ‘Street
Burlington Road Fund
Temple Amendment
Burlington Relief Association
State Central Committee
J. M. Parsons
Rock Rapids
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