Democratic Candidate Denounces Affiliation With President
U. Reportera, running for Iowa governor, denounces ties to the current president and criticizes national party alignment. The move highlights a shift in state politics as the campaign frames independence from federal leadership.
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Platform endorses progressive ideas at Iowa convention
Ottumwa Ind July 27 The Iowa state Democratic convention adopted a platform for high license and progressive reforms. It denounced tariff revision, condemned trusts, opposed the central bank, supported regulation of railways telegraphs and express companies, and backed income tax and direct senate election. Claud R Porter spoke on unrest and Taft. P B Wolfe and EH Vanwaggnan named for judicial terms. Porter attacked the president over railroad bills and the income tax.
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Guthrie Remains State Capital Amid Legal Challenge
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Guthrie will stay the state capital until the legality of the recent election is decided and a constitutional issue from the enacting act is resolved. Officials other than the governor must return to Guthrie from Oklahoma City while the matter is settled.
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Outlook Editorial On Oligarchy Versus Democracy In Primaries
The editorial argues the 1910 campaign centers on oligarchy vs democracy across primaries, railway and conservation reform. It alleges the House is dominated by the old guard and urges voters to back candidates who favor direct primaries and public control, reflecting Roosevelt’s influence.
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Exiles Prepare Bloodshed Against Spain From France
Cherbare France July 27 thousands of armed Spanish exiles gather on the French frontier to invade Spain on July 1 and join Catalonia s uprising in Barcelona. The revolt, led by Claramont, aims to topple the government amid a massive anti government strike and bomb ready militia fears. Spanish authorities report 10000 exiles led from Barcelona and thousands more expected as tensions rise across Catalonia.
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Individuals Should Sink Deep Wells
A message from the Old Timer urges residents to drill wells within Cheyenne to tap artesian water at shallow depths. The letter argues private pioneers could provide pure drinking water at low cost before city mains are restored, calling on leaders to act now.
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Beattie Bequest To Seattle Humane Society Probate
George B. Hall a pioneer of Washington blew his head off with dynamite that week and left 15000 dollars to the Seattle Humane Society to aid in improving working horse conditions. Hall's will was probated today.
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Harding Nominated for Ohio Governor on Third Ballot
At Columbus the Ohio Republican convention nominated Warren G. Harding of Marion for governor on the third ballot amid a Taft faction victory. The platform endorsed Taft administration and the Payne tariff law, while Garfield abstained from presenting his name. The Longworth bid failed as Cox shifted support to Harding.
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Violent suitor Freshwater bound over on murder threat
Freshwater, about 40, allegedly threatened to murder Mrs. Mary Caldwell near Burns after declaring intent to marry her. He was bound over for trial with bail set at 500 dollars, while denying harm, following a letter warning of a “survival of the fittest” action if she did not wed him by August 2.
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Commander Works Wireless While Flames Imperil Ship
New Orleans July 27 A Southern Pacific steamship Ma mis limped into port after two days of fire that destroyed cargo and filled holds with water. Captain Boyd managed the wireless set and signalled the sister ship Comus for help as passengers faced the blaze and wait on the river mouth for rescue.
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