Official Paper and Largest Circulation in Taylor County
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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
2
Firemen of Southwest Iowa to entertain Shenandoah July 4 and 5
The Southwest Iowa firemen will be entertained in Shenandoah on July 4 and 5 this year with events and activities planned for the holiday celebration.
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Iowa
Shenandoah
Celebration marks 50th anniversary of Republican Party
A ceremony in Philadelphia on Monday marked the 50th anniversary of the Republican Party with attendees from local and state political circles. Organizers highlighted party history and future goals amid speeches and civic tributes.
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Philadelphia
Clark Seeks Right to Lift Building With Own Machinery
Question arises how Clark can supply current to townsfolk’s electric fans if his request covers only the right to lift his own building using his own equipment rather than broader rights to install or operate power lines. Local authorities weigh the scope of easements and infrastructure access.
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Clark
President Roosevelt Signs Oklahoma Statehood Bill
On Saturday President Roosevelt added another star to Old Glory by signing the bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state.
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Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Senator Elected in Delaware After Prolonged Battle
Cox, DuPont, Reading By. Co. director and powder maker were chosen as U S senator from Delaware on Saturday, ending a lengthy contest against Addicks.
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Cox, DuPont
Reading By. Co
U. S
Delware
Addicks
Advertising Space in The Times Record Begins Slower
Advertisers signal lower rates as space sales at the Times Record show初 signs of slight improvement. The paper notes still cautious pace but expects more inquiries as prices ease.
I R challenge calls for stockholders in electric light plant
The speaker demands the I R expose all stockholders of the electric light plant, insisting transparency and naming every investor to prove there is no mistake and to inform the public.
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I’-R
Electric Light Plant
Primary advocated to curb convention chaos
A Iowa discussion argues for a state wide primary to end disgraceful scenes at party gatherings. It cites Davenport as calmer than current conventions and Dubuque style trickery as evidence that primaries would reduce manipulation and disorder.
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Davenport
Dubuque
Clark Critique of Nighttime Plant Operations
A citizen questions Clark’s claim he would run an electric plant continuously. He notes Clark’s hotel is lit by a dynamo until 9 or 10 pm each night and asks why Clark switches to the city plant, which he describes as poor, at that hour.
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Clark
Burt demands equal enforcement of lighting law for Clark
Burt argues against Clark using private lighting in city streets or alleys for any building. He insists Clark must follow the law like everyone else and that streets cannot be used for private purposes.
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Ber
Burt
Clark
Count Boni de Castellane Seeks American Support
Reports from this side of the pond say Count Boni de Castellane, in dire straits, may write for French papers or perform on the American stage to secure support. French journalism has fallen in American esteem since word of his difficulties. He appears set to seek backing from America if France can’t help.
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Count Boni de Castellane
America
France
Bedford Iowa voter rights clash over Clark franchise
A reader questions John J. Clark's bid for a local franchise to supply electric rights in Bedford Iowa. The notice of election asks voters to grant a franchise to Clark to furnish lighting to citizens, while Clark argues the issue is simply his right to light his own building with his equipment.
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T-R
Clark
John J. Clark
Bedford
Iowa
Secretary Shaw cancels Davenport primaries speech
Secretary Shaw telegraphed the Lincoln club chairman in Davenport that after consulting with the president he cancelled two important engagements to deliver a speech the day before the primaries. The phrase was intended to convey a higher authority behind the decision.
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Shaw
Lincoln Club
Davenport
President Denies Shaw Speaks for Him in Telegram Dispute
The president rejected the idea that he endorsed Shaw's interpretation of a telegram and said he would not participate in factional fights. Shaw admitted he was not the administration's mouthpiece after arriving in Davenport.
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Bing
Shaw
Davenport
Dip Clark questions on loyalty as party bolts back
The remark reflects criticism of Dip Clark over his threats to bolt the ticket if Cummins is nominated. It questions whether a party that has rewarded him with the best county office for nine years would in turn abandon him.
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Dip Clark
Cummins
Falsehoods and power bids over Bedford hotel lights
A Bedford notice argues the hotel power wire fight is not personal but a dispute over franchise rights and ownership. It asserts Bedford Light Heat and Power Co owns the system, denies Burt ownership, and accuses an anti Clark faction of falsehoods while urging voters to judge between right and wrong.
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Garland
Main Street
John Clark
Bedford
Burt
Electric Light
County Recorder’s
Bedford Light, Heat and Power Co
W. E. Miller
Clark
Electric Light Company
Light Company
Recorder’s Office
Ledford Light, Heat and Power Co
M. L. Burt
M.rs. Burt
W. E. Crum
Fortun
CHEAP LIGHT SAGA OVER FOR A FRANCHISE REQUEST
Clark defends push for a cheaper electric rate claiming the real aim is to win a franchise. He argues city officials must prevent exhorbitant prices and warns losses to providers would be passed to other consumers. The piece questions the motive and impact on Burt’s $15,000 investment.
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Clark
Mr. Burt
Taylor Institute Enrollment Grows In Southwest Iowa
The Taylor.GO Institute and Summer School report about 130 attendees, praising Superintendent Ash for selecting strong instructors and offering affordable six week sessions. The article lists daily programs and a corps of instructors across multiple cities, highlighting community impact and local business tensions surrounding a rival named Clark.
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Taylor County
Ash
Iowa
F. A. Belzer
Indianapolis
Ind
F. E. Howard
Bedford
L. ©. Rasmisel
St. Joe
E. E. Frisk
Omaha
Neb
Otto Wendelburg
Des Moines
Federal crowd warns against fictitious contests
Washington insiders urge settling disputes at county conventions and to abide by their results. Ed Hunter’s deposition as Perkins campaign manager is seen as a test for cleaner politics. If a capable manager is needed, Hunter is unmatched, but true harmony requires his removal to restore integrity.
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Washington
Ed. Hunter
Perkins
Larr Youne Warns of Dual GOP Conventions Over Cummins
In Des Moines Capital Larr Youne says GOP leaders like Lafe Young Ed Hunter fear Cummins renomination causing two conventions and two tickets. An editor previously warned Cummins’ nomination would split the ticket and trigger a bolt, with Clark cited as a risk to the party unity.
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Larr Youne
Des Moines
Lowa
Cummins
Republican Party
Lafe Young
Hunter
Clark
Editor Praises Judge Miller as Editorial Mentor
The T-R hints Judge Miller writes their editorials as a high compliment. They acknowledge his stature as a University of Iowa law graduate and district judge, noting even the T-R praised his service. The piece deflects credit while affirming admiration for Miller's intellect.
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T-R
Weather and Franchise Battle Highlight Bedford Power Trade
Weather weekly bulletin from Des Moines Iowa notes abnormally cool and dry conditions with two inches of rain in Missouri valley areas, while southern and western central sections report less rainfall. The long argument centers on M L Burt defending Bedford Light Heat and Power Co against Clark, detailing franchise plans, fan service, and fair pricing as Burt pledges better service and warns of monopolistic threats.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Sioux City
Omaha
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A. L. Bibibas Music Dealer
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