Real truth about delegates hailed as not stolen
A Taft centric editorial argues no Chicago nomination theft occurred for Taft while alleging a deliberate Roosevelt plan to steal the nomination. It cites hundreds of contests as fake, claims committee votes favored legitimacy, and invites readers to obtain documents from the Republican National Committee to learn the full truth.
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National Republican Convention
Pny
Roogsavelt
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
National Committee
Hoy
Chicago
Judson C. Welliver
Munsey
Washington
Welliver Wald
Col. Roosevelt
Indiana
Georgia
Taft Deleunies
California
Col Roosevelt
Stenl
Hinwelt
Nolay
Thaft
United States
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt Wrong Again On Pure Food Law Credit Claim
A reader accuses Colonel Roosevelt of falsely claiming personal credit for the pure food and drug act. The writer notes the measure passed with near unanimous support in Congress and argues Garfield’s later interior post cannot excuse Roosevelt’s misstatement. The piece questions Roosevelt’s tendency to insert himself into legislative success.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Kitnsae
Interior
Garfield
Farmers urged to vote for Taft in Leavenworth note
A Leavenworth anon urges farmers to back Taft for stable times and strong crops while warning against Roosevelt and Wilson. The misspelled appeal implies distrust of Roosevelt’s floats and criticizes opponents, calling readers to consider policy over ideology.
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Leavenworth
Taft
Alther Rogdavelt
Wilegon
Faithless wife found in Emmetsburg eloping with McFarland
E P Grigsby of Harris hunted for his wife who had eloped with McFarland. McFarland, visiting Emmetsburg, met the woman at the depot with a two year old. They lodged at the Kahley home and were jailed. she agreed not to leave town while the husband arrived from Perry. He reconciled with his wife and child and left for Mallard. McFarland was released.
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E. £. Grigsby
Harris
Emmetsburg
McFarland
Kahtey
E. E. Grigsby
Kahley
Marshall Brennan
Mallard
Cupid Has A Busy Time In Emmet County Weddings
Miss Etta Mae Giddings and Arthur Olds wed Tuesday while Mrs Lucia Robins and Charles Giddings tied the knot at Estherville. Amdahl and Jackson wedding near the George Amdahl home Sept 18 featured Rev Paulsrud officiating with 100 guests. The Times congratulates the couples and notes their bright futures in farming communities.
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Lucia Robins
Charles Giddings
Estherville
Marriage of Miss Etta Mae Giddings and Arthur Olds
The marriage was solemnized at the bride’s parents home in Osgood on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. J Ey Brere of Emmetabirg officiated. Only a small number of guests attended the ceremony.
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Etta Mae Giddings
Arthur Olds
C. H. Giddings
Osgood
J. Ey Brereon
Emmetabirg
Robbins Giddings Weds Lucia Robbins in Estherville
Friends of C H Giddings of Osgood were surprised to learn he married Lucia Robbins of Kansas City last Thursday in Estherville. They have begun housekeeping at Giddings home in Osgood. The bride, a stranger to many, is regarded as an estimable lady. Giddings has long resided in Osgood and run a local business, with many friends wishing the couple happiness.
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George Amdahl
Mabell Josephine Amdahl
Charles Park Jackson
Paulsrud
Randall
Bertha Axelton
Janette Jackson
Florence Sanding
Arthur Amdahl
James Fergeson
Dakota
Lillie Bell Sanding
Jackson
Chicago
Lewis Olds
C. S. Wells
Times
C. H. Giddings
Osgood
Lucia Robbins
Kansas City
Estherville
Mr. Gidding
Giddings
Methodist Conference marks storm lake fortieth anniversary event
Northwest Iowa annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will convene at Storm Lake on October 2 for a week. The meeting celebrates the fortieth anniversary of the conference with anniversary sentiments and a program led by the conference historical society. Speakers include Rev. G F White Estherville on Our History Past and Rev. I W Ginn Dows on A Worthy Tribute to Our Veterans. Bishop Frank M Bristol will address after welcome by J R Bell.
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Northwest Iowa
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Storm Lake
Conference Historical Society
G. F. Whitefield
Estherville
Bennett Mitchell
Sioux City
W. Ginn
Dows
B. Walker
Ruthven
Frank M. Hristol
J. & Bell
Mayne Not In It As Hester Planting Big Corn Crop
John Hester from Graettinger visits and says he has 45 acres of corn this year likely to yield exceptionally well. He hints at strong competition for the county prize and recalls raising 1000 bushels of corn on 45 acres in Cedar County years ago. Benda is said to be locating in a thriving community.
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John Hester
Graettinger
Hester
Mayne
Cedar County
Benda
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