Republican Ticket National and State Listings
National President Charles G. Hughes and Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks appear on the ticket. Local offices include Kennedy County auditor A Turner County treasurer Geo C Woods and county clerk G A Spielman. Also listed are county sheriff Shan Campbell county recorder Vern Samuelson county coroner Dr L D James and supervisors Calvin Hoskins and B Trent with dates 1917 and 1918.
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National
Charles G. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Congressional
Kennedy
Turner
Woods
G. A. Spielman
Shan Campbell
Ea Ey
C. Leggett
Samuelson
L. D. James
Calvin Hoskins
B. Trent
Fairfield Tribune Attacks Thorn Republicans and Kennedy
The Fairfield Tribune rails against so called Thorn Republicans while urging Charley Kennedy for office citing experience and steadiness to preserve prosperity. The piece mocks opponents and links current campaign slogans to national figures and policies, noting tensions over Wilson and Hughes in a broad political panorama.
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Fairfield Tribune
Democracy
Journal
Clifford Thorne
Charley Kennedy
Lafe Young
Kenyon
Jefferson County
Europe
Kennedy
Shan Campbell
Fairfield
Hillsboro
Brown university head admires Justice Hughes for presidency
President W. H. P. Faunce of Brown University praises Justice Hughes, calling him fearless, loyal, and fair minded with a sharp mind. He commends Hughes for clear vision, sound judgment, strong will, and decisive leadership amid American issues.
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W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Justice Hughes
Brown
Supreme Court
Ameri
Charles E. Hughes
Local Company M notes fall events and new officers
Chesney Smith writes from Brownsville praising cooperation with officers, recounts a baseball game where privates beat non coms two to one, lists player lineups and umpires, reports a football match with Virginia troops, notes football interest and new football plans, announces pay day for First Iowa and new non commissioned officers, including First Sergeant Simmons and Lt Fleagle.
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Brownsville
Oct. St
Company M
Webber
Sergt
R. Simmons
Webber Soo Enoeeee
Cwresin Williams Cook Noftle
Willian Sergt
Greenfield
Gilbert Corp. Hart
D. Smith Corp. Workman
Bennett Corp. Ristide
R. Nelson Sergt
Faulkner
Ross Mack Davis
Gichrist
Corp
Serget
Geenfield
Sheets of Machine Gun Co
Bugler Simmons
Parsons College
Miligan Bell
Leonard Greenfield
Harvey Burkhart
Ralph Reed
Elmer Mieagle
Chuck McCampbell
Boys
Birmingham
Co. G
Waterloo
Iowa
W. C. Smith
Ray Li. Simmons
Jeff G. Pence
County Attorney Face to Court Over Salary Injunction
John R. Abbott, a supervisor in Adams County, filed in the county circuit court for an injunction to stop salary payments to John T. Inghram, arguing the county attorney role is unlawful as the state attorney should handle the duties. Inghram also serves as Quincy corporation counsel and chairs the Adams County central committee.
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Quincey
John R. Abbott
Adams County
John T. Inghram
Inghram
Quincy
Letters From the Border From Brownsville to Las Palmas
Soldiers of Co. M recount border hikes to Las Palmas and Marjos Ranch with fishing and guard duty near the Rio Grande. They describe a May raid, the teacher and children killed, dust storms, pay day, General Parker praise, and Captain Smith expressing pride in the company.
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Co. M
Fairfield
Las Palmas
Marjos Ranch
Rio Grande
Parker
Towa
Iowa
Capt. Smith
Iam
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Daily Journal
Ournal Printing CO. Publishers
Dean Taylor
A. W. Taylor
Ant Daeeaewees
W. L. Hardingee
Ri. Moore
Allen
Frank
Shaw
Wm. C. Brown
T. M
Havner
J. A. Guilder S Tate
Geo. W. Ball
A. Power
Republican Thornes
Wilson
Boss Tweed
Sonora
Woodror Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Lincoln
Hodgenville
Shadow Lawn
Wilson Toney
McAdoo Shipping Claw
The
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Marshall
Hughes
New York
America
Chesney Smith
Jd. W. Oliver & Son
Red Top
Frank D. Kerrick
Iowa State Savings Bank
Spectal Attorney
Fairfield’s
Bis
John F
Uneeda Biscuit
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