Anderson spurs socialism debate in local paper
Hon Edwin Anderson is pressed with questions about socialism and state ownership. The article argues the state could not satisfy diverse religious, private, and industrial needs under socialism and questions how labor value and private property would be measured and protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Anderson
Missionarres
Anderson
Anderton
Mr. Marison
Messrs. Anderson
Harmison
Graettinger
Ruthven
Democrat
H.G. Harrison
C. E. Coboon
Thomas O’cooner
P. H. Donlon
Cohoon
Tfarrison
Democratic Party
Messrs. Harrison, Cohoon, Wilcox
P. J. Dention
Dr. Hennessy
Thas
Commonwealth
Branagan
Taft Sherman Ticket Faces Progressive Critique
A critique of the Taft Sherman Republican ticket cites Taft’s record and outlines reforms urged by Roosevelt and the progressive wing. It questions tariff revision prospects under Cannon and Sherman, notes defeated platform sections on direct senator elections and campaign finance disclosures, and urges cross party coalition for reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Taft
Ohio
James 8. Sherman
New York
Mr. Taft
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Ks Igma Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Cannon
House
Sherman
Taft
Wisconsin
Aroll
U. S
Chicago
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Senate
Edwin Anderson Writes Again Private Affair on socialism
Ruthven Iowa June 18 1908 editor Democrat exposes the debate over socialism arguing against the idea that socialism harms religion family or individuality. The letter defends socialist aims for free education cooperative industry and fair church support while challenging standpat critics and urging reform. The writer cites practical questions about voting money and public health and laments oppression by capitalists. Mr Branagan and Mr Cohoon are named in a broader critique of current politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthven
Iowa
Democrat
Prinhes
Mayne
Beanagar
Associated Press
Cohoon
Mr Cohoon
Cahoon
Pries
Mr Branagan
Branagan
Doe
George
The Passion Play at Crystal Theater
Coming Thursday to Saturday, the Passion Play shows Christ’s birth, childhood, deeds, suffering, and resurrection in color pictures over 3 114 feet long. A lecturer explains each image. Two shows nightly at 7 30 and 9. Adults 24 cents, children under 10 15 cents. Matinee Saturday at 2 30 and a 4 o clock show. Crystal Theater Emmetsburg Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Holy Guy
Crystal Thester
Emmetsburg
Iowa
County Round of Visits and Travels Noted
Over the county, Miss Leona Markin visited Davenport relatives. Win Reardon spent Saturday in Emmetsburg. F. E. Border visited Cedar Rapids. Mrs. R. M. J. McFarland and Mrs. W. L. Bedeir visited Graettinger relatives. J. B. Martin called at the county seat Saturday. The Missengars and Zora Watson left Saturday for an extended visit with relatives at Sullivan Tad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.E. Border
Cedar Rapids
R. M. J. McFarland
W. L. Bedeir
Graettinger
J.B. Martin
the Missengars
Zora Watson
Sullivan, Tad
Curlew Socials Highlight Weekly Spencer Visit
Nthel Easton visited Spencer at week’s end. Guests at the Spearer mic nic included Edgar and Nabile Haston Jim Whitmer Wallan and Art Greer Rex Noorenry. A large crowd attended Friday dance. Miss Clara Muetzel returned from Calmer. Mrs. Oran Drown home from Dakota Center. Reno Browse back from Des Moines after lip cancer treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nthel Easton
Spencer
Spearer
Edgar
Nabile Haston
Jim Whitmer
Wallan
Art Greer
Rex
Noorenry
P. Hunter
Mallard
Mr. Barrett
Jon
Ayraaire
Mr. Wiggens
Sioux City
Pad Wator
Union
Bros
Clara Muetzel
Calmer
Oran Drown
Dakota Center
Reno Browse
Des Moines
Gorman
Ewalt
Graettinger Local Docket of Visits and Meetings
Misa Gorman returns home from Dubuque for vacation. Yanney and Cullen attended the same Sunday. Hester traveled from Emmetsburg to attend Miss Kelly's funeral. Gremmels joined the Des Moines Auctioneers meeting last week. Paterson moved into Orcutt’s former house. Larson came from Albert Lea for a few days with relatives. Donlon and Cameron at the Emmetaburg Democratic convention. Father Kelly to Sioux City. Numerous locals at the Spencer Woodman event. Millen visited Mr. McCarty’s home last week. Algon District district convention ongoing with large attendance and invited sessions. Also a double-seat buggy offered for sale at the office for 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Gorman
Dubuque
CG. A. Yanney
Eugene Cullen
Michael Hester
Emmetsburg
Kelly
John Gremmels
Des Moines
Colorado
P. P. Paterson
Albert Lea
Peter Donlon
D. W. Cameron
Emmetaburg
Father Kelly
Sioux City
Spencer
T. W. Millen
McCarty
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Chemmersburg
Damocrat
J Branagen
MR. Anderson
Taft and Sherman
Bryan
LaFallette
Cumimus
James Plood
Etamessburg
J. E. Lockwood
Grasttinger
Harry Pack
Black’s Daylight Store
Tan Oxfords
West Bend
Leona Markin
Davenport
Reardon
Enmetsburg
Curlew
The
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