DeI Committee Orders N C Roberts and A E Jackson
By order of the Dei Committee N C Roberts secretary and A E Jackson chairman sign off the formal directive. The fragment notes leadership with minimal context and presents no further actions.
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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
1
By order of the Dei Committee N C Roberts secretary and A E Jackson chairman sign off the formal directive. The fragment notes leadership with minimal context and presents no further actions.
Secretary Shaw urges tariff reform to curb trust power amid a widening post office graft investigation. Treasury books show a $304 million currency reserve, and A W Machen along with two former subordinates face indictment for bribes over mail pouches. Perry Heath plans an Orient trip amid the scandal.
At Sidney on Wednesday the Fremont county Democratic convention met with 49 of 188 delegates present. Waterman chaired, Lee Notson led the meeting, and C. V. Fraizer served as temporary secretary. The majority resolutions reaffirm the 1896 and 1900 Kansas City platform, denounce tariff and imperial policies, and urge delegation support for full platform adherence.
The Fremont county Democrat group denounces county boss methods and endorses a primary election system to empower rank and file voters. They urge unity with the state party, lament ring rule, and present delegates for Des Moines while defending 1884 Chicago platform principles.
Citizens rally to boost Hamburg's reputation and town upbuilding through a grand Street Carnival and Woodman picnic. local groups urge everyone to contribute for a liberal, energetic community effort and a successful event to honor neighbors.
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