Mills County Candidates Announce Primary Slates 1910
A series of notices from Mills County Iowa announce candidacies for county attorney auditor superintendent surveyor representative clerk of the district court county recorder county treasurer supervisor and sheriff. Each pledge states run subject to the Republican primary on June 7 1910 with listed names including Carl H Otis Stephen M Cr... , Geo Be Masters W C Whitnall J D Ropsins A P Reeve G K Johnson Gro O FReeg W E Boyd andUBENELL with locations Glenwood Malvern Emerson Hastings Rawles Township Silver City and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Carl H Otis
Iowa
Stephen M. Cr
Glenwood
Geo
BE. Masters
W. C. Whitnall
Hastings
J. D. Ropsins
Malvern
A. P. Reeve
Silver City
G. K. Johnson
Emerson
Gro
Freeg
W. E. Boyd
Rawles Township
Milla County
Ubenell
Insurgent splits echo Iowa primary debates and loyalties
The piece surveys insurgent stance toward Taft and Roosevelt, naming figures like Beveridge Aldrich Garst Carroll and Smith, notes pressures on Iowa politicians, cites editorials from Denison and Shell Rock, and promotes The Register and Leader as the primary source for primary coverage with a subscription offer.
Is Smith A Roosevelt Man Debate Sparks In Congress
The article defends Congressman Smith of Iowa 9th against charges of opposing Roosevelt policies. It notes his defense in the House vindicated him, citing his support for key Roosevelt measures from rail rate reform to meat and pure food acts and federal labor and pension legislation, with a list of enacted acts and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Smith
Congress
Iowa
Roosevelt
Smith
Stewart
Council Bluffs
Senate
Wilson
McKinley
Congressman Smith
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau Immigration and Naturalization
Niagara Falls
United States Army
Secretary of ‘Commerce and Labor
United States
Laws and acts list with a child labor note and health reforms
The fragment lists numerous federal acts from 1903 to 1909 on topics such as child labor limits in the District of Columbia, railway worker safety, military medical corps efficiency, navy nurses corps, copyright revision, and river and forest protection, followed by a circus advertisement announcing Coulter & Coulter's Dog and Pony Shows with a street parade and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Army Medical Corps
Navy
Chippewa Indian Forest Reserve
Minnesota
Congress
National Monetary Commission
United States
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Union
International Sunday School Associations of America
Knights of Columbus
Washington
Census Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
American National Red Cross
Department of Interior
Department of Agriculture
Coulter & Coulter
Sparkle
Maude
Twinkle
Tony
Rags
Trilby
Satin
Mable
Newsboy
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Tuskienwoop Opinion
L. B. Cunningham
Halter &, B. Cunningham
Dolliver
Cummins
Gov. Marshall
Indiana
Beveridge
Taft
C. W. Black
Kansas
Walter I. Smith
B. J. Reitz
B. W. Garret
Garst
Carrol
Carroll
Aldrich
Carroll Herald
Shell Rock News
Denison Review
Carrolls
McGregor News
Maquaketa Excelsior
Register and Leader
IS. Smith
Roosevelt Man
D. L. Heinsheimer
A. D French
H. A. French
C. Rathke
A. D. French
F. M. Buffington
C. W. Rathke
H. H. Cheyney
Glenwood Granite Works
Mannufacturers
W. R. Bruce
Glenwood, Iowa
K. K
R. H. Daniel
Liberal
Glenwood Millinery Comp’y
Rex Theatre
Charles
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