Atkinson Praises Nicholson in Winneshiek Rally Endorsement
Speaker W I Atkinson of the Iowa House endorses Nicholson for re election in Winneshiek County praising his honesty and reliability. The Republican slate highlights county offices including Auditor Winger Treasurer Christen Clerk of Courts Moore Sheriff Ellingson County Attorney Houck Recorder Johnson and Coroner Dr Dahl as proven candidates.
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W. I. Atkinson
Hous of Representatives
Winnehiek County
Bill
Midwest
Atkinson
Winneshiek
Nicholson
Winneshiek County
Iowa
Republican Party
Oscar Winger
Winger
L. C. Christen
Christen
Samuel J. Moore
Olaf Kallevang
Mr. Moore
Fremont Township
Charles N. Houck
Houck
Mr. Houck
Charles A. Johnson
Glenwood Township
Mr. Johnson
Rural credit bill criticized as muddled aid for farmers
The piece argues the rural credits bill is a conglomerate of absurdities. It notes a small farmer with a $4,000 farm could borrow only after buying $115 stock and facing distant bank access, with net costs unclear.
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Rural Credits Bank
Decorah Voter Registration Opens With Election Day Reminder
Public notice urges all male Decorah citizens to register to vote. Registration runs Ober 26 to 28 and November 4 from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Election day is November 7 with polls from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Decorah
Editorial Viewpoints on War Talk and Politics
A long reflective piece mixes Riley poetry and contemporary politics. It covers President Wilson's hyphenation critique, the eight hour work law, federation trade fears, and Mexican affairs with opinions on tariffs and the press. It notes Libya on paper.
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Congress
Garretson
Senate Committee
Haugen’s Record Stands for Fourth Iowa District
Voters in Iowa’s Fourth District show strong backing for Congressman G N Haugen. Constituent support emphasizes a steady, consistent course and clear, industrious judgment. Haugen’s name is tied to key measures of the past decade and anticipated future work.
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Congress
Iowa
G.N. Haugen
Hangen
Washington
What Caused Present Prosperity
A political editorial argues that wartime Europe revived American industry and farm prices, not Democratic tariff laws. It warns voters that party leadership and free trade threaten farmers and labor, framing the 1916 election as a choice of principle over personalities and asserting danger from cheap foreign labor after the war.
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Mr. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Canada
United States
Foreign Trade Council
Washington
Iit
Europe
Wilson
Hughes
Lucid critique of Wilson by Princeton professor
Vox and Praetorea quotes Wilson portrait by Mather, a former Princeton colleague. The professor condemns Wilson for rhetoric over policy, charging slackness and timidity in leadership while accusing him of political guile. He argues Wilson humiliates the nation by replacing real action with glittering phrases.
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Mather
Princeton
Wilson
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