Iowa tariff stance attacked by Emmetsburg column
The Emmetsburg Democrat rails at party leaders for opposing anti trust reform and tariff revision. It cites James F. Wilson and Iowa delegates, mocks Cummins Funk and other Republicans, and argues governing officials protect trusts while seeking votes.
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James F. Wilson
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
House of Congress
Committee On Rules
Congress
Cummins
Funk
Iown Republians
Lumber Kings
Towa
Dave Henderson
Bob Cousins
J. P. Conner
Des Moines
Steel Trust
Sugar Trust
Washington
Iena
State
Commonwealth
Senate
House
Mint
Treasury Department
Mike Hidsness
E. J. Hartshorn
Hawkeye
David
General Smith’s Extenuation Over Samar Order
The piece rebukes General Jacob H. Smith for calling Samars savages and argues an American soldier must treat every man with honor. It contends his conduct lowered U S standing, harmed the Philippines cause, and was without lawful warrant in warfare.
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Jacob H. Smith
Samar
Philippines
Political Cleanliness and Mugwump Accusations Spark Debate
The piece accuses the Register and Leader crowd of mugwump influence and criticizes the old Leader faction. It notes Lafe Young and George Roberts among critics, and praises ex Governor W. J. Stone for Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, predicting strength for the party in Congress.
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Lafe Young
George Roberts
Harvey Ingham
W. J. Stone
Missouri
United States
St. Joe
Democrats May Not Need To Argue This Year
The Des Moines Daily Capital notes Democrats may be spared debates if Republicans argue for them. It compares the Kansas City platform fight to tariff disputes and recalls a thirty year old clash with the Lion Randall. The piece predicts Republicans will adopt the party money stance later.
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Des Moines
Kansas City
Lion Randall Democrate
Farewell to Childhood in a Poem from Iowa July 7
A nostalgic poem laments the end of youth and cherished friends. It recalls moonlit nights, carefree days, and hidden sorrows as the speaker bids farewell to childhood realms and beloved places, ending with a final farewell to sweet childhood.
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Dewey
Flistes
Buralas
Campaign Focus Shifts From Philippines to Fryers
The Commoner notes Fran Cow on Mr Roosevelt plans to devote more attention to the campaign fryers than to the friars in the Philippines, signaling a surprising priority in the political scene.
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Roosevelt
Philippines
Hinge Mixup in Editorial Proof Sparks Lighthearted Errors
A late proof substitution led to a garbled line about Archbishop Ireland and his supporters. The missing editor did not catch the error, producing a ridiculed word replacement and a startled reaction in the newsroom.
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Ireland
Ban
Biden
Corn output promises loom for Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma
The record shows Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma forecast total corn production around 607 million bushels this year. Towns anticipate strong yields despite potential bad weather and drought risks as thousands of acres have been damaged but acreage remains high. Farms Wanted. ES Ormsby & ep.
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Kansas
Netraska
Oklahoma
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