Cox Sees Narrow Path to Victory in Electoral Stakes
The column argues Cox has a better than even chance as sentiment shifts toward the League and away from Wilson. It maps possible state by state paths, highlighting key targets like New York California Minnesota and the western states, and notes North Dakota Kansas and South Dakota as pivotal spreads for a Cox win.
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Cox
West
Ohio
League of Nations
League
Wilson
Mr. Cox
Harding
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Kentucky
Mary
Missouri
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Indiana
Montana
Nevada
New York
New Engle
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Illinois
California
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Dakotas
Nonpartisan League of
F Partisan League
Hughes
Four Iowa farmer banker conferences set for November
Four farmer banker conferences will be held in Iowa in November. Waterloo Ft. Dodge Red Oak and Ottumwa host sessions with a strictly informal, business focus for farmers and bankers. Notable speakers from Farm Bureau and Federal Reserve groups will participate. The program aims to align credit and agricultural policy with current markets.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Ft. Dodge
Commercial Club
Red Oak
Masonic Hall
Ottumwa
Dean C. F. Curtis
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
John R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
John W. Coverdale
C. W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
A. Sikes
Corn Belt Meat
Iowa Bankers Association
Coxs Vote Aided Welfare Of West
Governor Cox's western welfare advocacy dates to his early career highlighting support for homestead reform. He urged passage of the three year homestead bill in 1912 and argued to humanize laws aiding workers, widows, and families, while noting liberal Canadian concessions. Democratic women prepare for lessons in two wards this afternoon, and a band dinner at the Community club honored Prof. L Schmidt.
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Cox
Congress
House of Representatives
Mississippi River
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
West
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Pinchot
Canada
O. A. Banta
West Grimes Street
George Newlands
East Washington Street
Fourth Regiment
Fairfield
L. Schmidt
Ohio Vote Signal In Harding Lead
Early reports suggest Ohio may swing to Harding. If confirmed, Cox’s election chances drop sharply and a large Harding margin in Ohio would seal Cox’s defeat.
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Harding
Ohio
Cox
Pure bred hogs sold quickly in Packwood ad
T. E. Smith of Packwood advertised pure bred hogs for sale in the Tribune. After two issues the ad was ordered out because Smith disposed of all his hogs. Tribune Want Ads reach local readers and are inexpensive with big results. It Pays to Tie to the Tribune.
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T. E. Smith
Packwood
the Tribune
Mr. Smith
The
Tribune
Election Returns to be Taken at Tribune Office
Returns from national, state, district and county contests will be received at the Tribune office on election night. Western Union promises prompt service and early evening returns. The Tribune welcomes everyone and will answer telephone inquiries cheerfully.
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Tribune
Western Union
Local artists present Ottumwa recital by framing duo
Miss Margaret White soprano and Allan Bacon pianist present a joint recital at First Presbyterian Church Ottumwa on Thursday evening November 28. The program features works by Schumann Puccini Gluck Higgins Gitana Perry Debussy Seriabine Chopin Grieg Hahn Paderewski Liszt and others with pieces including Nocturne for left hand, Festival pieces, and Cracovienne Fantastique.
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Margaret White
Allan Bacon
First Presbyterian Church
Ottumwa
Puccini
Gluck
Celia
Higgins “Clavelitos
Gitana
Miss White
Loreley
Edward Perry
Debussy
Chopin Mr. Bacon
Mr. Bacon
Fairfield Stogeman raises champion hog at national show
J C Droz of this city exhibited the 800 pound world grand champion junior yearling Duroc Jersey boar at the National Swine Show in Des Moines. The 17 month old boar, raised from Pathfinder by Cherry Chiefdam, sits 84 inches long and 43 inches high with an 11 inch bon a. Droz rejected 25000 dollars cash and will not name a sale price. Last year’s grand champion sold for 100000 dollars to a California ranch. The win marks the first junior yearling to take the grand championship at a National Swine Show.
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Des Moines
J. C. Droz
Pathfinder
Iowa State Fair
Droz
Diamond Bar Ranch
California
Duroc
Questionable Jefferson County Election Publication Sparks Controversy
A letter to the Tribune from Lockridge Iowa challenges the legality of Jefferson County ballot publication for the upcoming election. The writer argues the Fairfield Ledger publication failed to meet legal criteria, risking voter will and possible contest of the results.
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the Tribune Today
County
Des Moines
Fairfield Citizen Seeks State Office On Socialist Labor Ticket
Fairfield reports Jay Hisel leads the Socialist-Labor state ticket for governor with past runs for lieutenant governor on the same line. In this city he once gathered a single vote in his own ward. Fry Copeland departs for Lincoln Nebraska to assume a special agent post with the express company after years in express and police work. Mrs. Copeland stays at Oakdale sanatorium while he returns home locally.
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Fairfield
Jay Hisel
Hisel
Fry Copeland
Lincoln
Nebr
Express Company
Copeland
Express
Oakdale Sanatorium
Mr. Copeland
Sumner Heads to Texas for Winter Stay
A. H. Sumner left last week for Texas where he expects to remain all winter.
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A. H. Sumner
Texas
Mrs Salts of Moline Dies After Illness
Mrs W R Salts daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Spry died at her Moline home after a long illness. She leaves a six months old baby. The body was brought to Fairfield for burial.
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W. R. Salts
Luther Spry
Moline
Fairfield
Publication errors threaten county election ballot integrity
A Lincoln Republican letter questions improper ballot publication and potential graft in Ledger and urges remedy via proper legal publication. It argues county officials may hold over if election validity is compromised and calls for correct publication in Fairfield Journal to avoid county fund misuse.
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Lockridge
Iowa
Tribune
Herring
County
Fairfield Ledger
Jefferson County
Board of Supervisors
Daily Journal
Ledger
Lincoln Republican
the Tribune
Fairfield Journal
Piano Recital Planned at Moorhead Studios Thursday Evening
Public invited to Moorhead Studios recital next Thursday at 7 30 pm. Program lists numerous classical pieces by Beethoven Rachmaninoff Moszkowski Liszt Chopin and others performed by listed pianists with several pieces for four hands. A separate note mentions a $30 000 fundraising achievement for Riverside Cemetery improvements.
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Moorhead Studios
Moorhead Stuio
Margaret Clinkenbeard
Mabel Bowers
Ellsworth
Merry Butterflies
Robert Hartman
Kohler
Clara Berg
Chase
Dennie Lucile
Moszkowski
Wilhelmina Handcock
the Merry
R.chases
Escoted
Toses
Rosalie Highbee
Labitszky
Bertha Jones
Liszt To Starr
Chopin
Balticde Mimo
Ss Iacet
Cy.snandeseceanet
Chopin Bouriee
Bach Hazel Sauer
Lakaetee
Haydn
Anamosa
Riverside
McManus Delivers Noted Democratic Address to Large Burlington Crowd
Hon E W McManus spoke to the largest Democratic gathering in the city at the Armony last Saturday night. The congressman outlined his positions on railroad policy and peace league issues, challenged opponent Mr Kopp to a public forum, and urged voters to trust him over deceptive promises.
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E. W. McManus
Armony
Republican Daily
Congress
Kopp
West Burlington
Burlington
McManus
Federal Reserve Bank
Harding
Peace League
League
Salvation Army Drive Nears Close in Jefferson County
Jefferson county Salvation Army fund drive has drawn generous support since it began last Sunday. The drive ends next Sunday with chairmen named for county districts and subscriptions payable at any county bank. Committees list Dr. J. Fred Clarke as county chair, with members and ward chairs across townships named.
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Jefferson County
Salvation Army
County Central Committee
J. Fred Clarke
Charles Carter
Walter Hughes
A. G. Jordan
Ray Maxwell
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Mu Ranan
Fairfield Stogeman
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Dorothy Talley Minuett
Major Paderewski
Florence Hill
the Answer
Georgia Newcomb
Tom Hunt
John Ball
Nevin
Minuett
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Josephine Ball the Soldier Boy
Marie Paldi Elmina McElderry
Chester McElderry
Steaboy
Dance of the Sunbeams
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Weber
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Perpetual Motion
Louse Oehlman
Happy Huntsman
Merkel
Caroline Crawford
Camilla Montgomery
Coves Novin
Louise Oehlman
James P. Moorhead
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