He Kept Us Out Of War Was Central Theme Of 1916 Campaign
In Cedar Rapids during October 1916 Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft spoke alongside William Jennings Bryan for Wilson Hughes, and Cedar Rapids voters split with Wilson carrying parts of the city while Iowa favored Hughes. Final statewide tallies showed Wilson winning 277 to 254 electoral votes with Iowa voting 221,669 for Wilson and 280,439 for Hughes.
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Union Depot
Charles Evans Hughes
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Europe
Pancho Villa
Lusitania
Teutons
United States
Pacific
William Jennings Bryan
St. Louis
Ollie M. James
Princeton University
New Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
Hughes
Chicago
New York
United States Supreme Court
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Raymond Robins
Theodore Roosevelt
John M. Parker
Lousiana
William Howard Taft
Old City
Bryan
First Presbyterian Church
Coe College
First Presbyterian
Edward R. Burkhalter
B. A. McBride
William B. Wilson
Hughes Alliance
Strand Theater
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
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Harry Payne Whitney
W. L. Harding
E. R. Moore
W. G. Haskell
State Senate
Lisbon
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Woodrow Wilson” Club
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M. D. Porter
Ben G. Swab
Joseph Mekota
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Marion
Viola
W. J. Haskell
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Elmer Johnson
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Congress
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Gazette
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Marshall
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Linn County
Y M C A Plans Boys Club Work In Schools
The Y M C A announces a program of basketball and swimming for church boys clubs. Three city high schools will host practices from next Monday November 2 with schedules for individual clubs and full-evening gym use. Over seventy church teams join the inter church league starting November 23 under supervision from Y M C A leaders at Roosevelt McKinley and Franklin schools.
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L. E. Crabbs
Roosevelt
Franklin
McKinley
Crabbs
William Kelly
Edward Treft
William Carran
Vesper Service At Coe College Today
A 4 pm vesper service in the Coe College chapel features a program with preludes Bach and Vaughan Williams, an anthem I Was Glad, a seven fold Amen prayer response, and an organ postlude. Ray, director. Catherine M. Adams, organist. A political advertisement accompanies.
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Coe
Coe College
Vaughan Williams
Margaret Hayne
Capella
Woodman
Capella Ayer
Dickinson
Athem
L. Myron Booser
Stainer
Paul Schumann Ray
Catherine M. Adams
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University of Iowa
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