Coolidge renomination hopes fade after Iowa Senate defeat
The piece analyzes the 1924 Iowa senatorial primary results where Brookhart defeated Cummins, signaling a blow to Coolidge’s renomination chances. It notes a farmer-voter shift, Cummins’ corporate ties, and suggests Frank Lowden or an ally with farmer support could be the next Republican convention choice.
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Iowa
Smith
Wildman Brookhart
Albert B. Cummins
Coolidge
Harding
McKinley
Minors
Senator Pepper
Pennsylvania
Senator Cummins
Cummins
Montana farmer runs vast wheat fields like a railroad
T D Campbell of Montana, known as the world’s largest grain grower, operates 65 000 acres with 40 000 acres of wheat and 7 000 of flax. He uses 59 giant tractors, can burn 4 000 gallons of gasoline daily at peak, employs up to 250 workers, and pushes mass production to reduce costs and raise wages.
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Wall Street
T. D. Campbell
Montana
Financial District
Campbell
Ana
New Crop of Laws Outpaced by Public Knowledge
The New York Assembly would have halted business with prohibitive laws if passed. In 1926 only ten legislatures were active, far fewer than 40 in 1925. Statisticians note 4100 new laws this year, yet public and legal minds struggle to keep up.
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
New York Assembly
New York
County board approves taxes and sets cemetery pricing
Commissioners meet in regular session with Chas Bryan Reider Anderson and G A Leasby present. Assessor Whitney granted five day leave and six county and city maps ordered printed. Cemetery lot price raised to 16 50, deed recording funded by the extra. Several road petitions and voter judging duties assigned for upcoming election. Budgets prepared and jail sold by public sale for 26.00 to James L. McQuillan.
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Board of County Commissioners
Chas. Bryan
Reider Anderson
G. A. Leasby
W. A. Conwell
A. Whitney
J. A. Lowry
C. D. Graff
Mountain View Cemetery
General Fund
Jerome Williams
Clyde E. Davis
Treas
OxaMmr
S. C. Bailey
Sossom
C. A. Bishop
Coupe
E. H. Amick
Mallenge Court
Porter Vewee
Odedovere
Brapnin
Edgar Johnson
Catherine Frang
Stella Lavold
Fnma de Eeeseeseneneeseesenenaecees
Frank Larsen
Margaret Deegan
Chas, Pravda
A. T. Ellison
Carl Bachman
J. M. Sawyer Co
Wm. Rhoades
Citizens State Bank
John Schiltz
Sam D. Solberg
C. R. McKenzie Horse Hire
Ray Bryan
Cce
Jack Harper
Davis San Grace
Chas. McComb
Russell Shaffer
Willard McComb
H. B. Yerkes
Frank Murray
A. H. Arneson
Pat McComb
G. B. Conwell
O. A. Nepstad
Jack Duncan
Bert Murray
Ted Kepler
A. I. Berg
W. J. Knapp
Jouie Plaggemeyer
Severt Warp
AL McCom
W. G. Aller
Nate Howe
Witten Battery Station
Tractor & Equip. Co
KE. R. Patterson Supplies
Russell Grader Mfg. Co
Geo
Neumayer
Pravda
Ole Helme
B. T
Ssn
Dacea
Kate Ryan
A. G. Broughton
Polson
Assues
Ond
Atenna
Carl Hausserman
Josephine Peterson
R. F. Broughton
Ue Mont. Power Co
Light
R. A. Traver
Court House
Home Telephone Co
WICE
Cisspssiecaicnsscaasis
J. Soderlind
WE McDowell Co
Inga Solberg
Boeke
Eecescesecscscsonessocogense Phillips Drug Co
Imperial Carbon Co
Martz
Armin G. Jahr
Chas
Nellis
Theodore Fosse
J. H. Gunderson
Anton Tronran
Progress
Lowe
E. W. Wagner
R. E., Freeman
Anton Strand
Carney
Ammerman
J. G. Woods
Harvey W. Hash
Gus Golbranson
Lucky Center
Fred Boddy
H. C. Moffett
W. O. Greene
Melville
Chas. E. Crum
M. H. Elliott
Thos. Anderson
Prosper Tessier
Frank W. Tessier
Gibson
Carl H. Hausserman
Kent Lake No
Kent Lake School
Dewey Rash
Carl Mysse
J. D. Stritch
Mcleod No
McLeod Hall
al McComb
Clarence Farnsworth
Roy S. Moore
Ben B. Miles
S. H. Nicholson
Wm. Glass
Wm. Allen
FE. L. Frang
James L. McQuillan
James TL. McQuillan
Gust Tollefsen
Lola Hannula
Yellowstone River
G. A. Loasby
C. E. Busse
Abatement Debate Prompts Urgent Public Intervention
Fragmentary text hints at a debate over abatement measures and democracy. It references the idea that Glaster seeks to protect democracy if common sense is tolerated and intervened upon. The exact context and individuals are unclear from the snippet.
Young Iowa pair given new start after divorce hearing
A young Iowa woman walked from her $8,000 home with $2,500 in furniture to seek a divorce. The husband earned $30 to $75 monthly and they faced poverty in a fashionable neighborhood. The judge ordered a fresh start in a bungalow with overalls, moving beyond the idea of borrowed happiness in matrimony.
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Collier's
Iowa
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