Iowa Primary Talk and Tariff Debate Highlight Hull Index
The Hull Index reports on Iowa political friction over party vs president leadership, notes Sen Kenyon and Aldrich quotes, and cites W L Harpine as a lieutenant governor candidate from Woodbury County. It critiques Col lier's Weekly view and the American Newspaper Publishers Association amid reciprocity tariff debates with references to Ed Chassell and Geo Pernins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Harpine
Tower House
Iowa
Woodbury County
Geo. D. Pernins
Ed. Chassell
Plymouth
Colliers Weekly
American Publishers Association
Collier's
American Newspaper Publisher’s Association
Insurgent Voices and Tariff Reform in Senate Debates
The piece debates Democratic tariff plans for revenue only versus Standpat Republicans defending the Payne Aldrich Act. It questions what Insurgents will do as the Senate balance of power shifts and ponders future remembrance of La Follette Cummins Kenyon and their reformist roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Aldrich
Senate
Clay
Calhoun
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Cummins
Kenyon
Insurgents in the Lens of Colllier's Tariff Debate
The piece surveys the insurgent group in U.S. politics, noting their pivotal role against the Payne Aldrich tariff and their influence in the House. It highlights figures like Dolliver, Cummins, La Foiette, Poindexter, Works, Brown, Murdock, Madison, and questions Hubbard’s omission, with a forthcoming tariff clash anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Senate
Payne Aldrich
Dolliver
Cummins
LaFoiette
Poindexter
Washington
Works
California
Brown
Nebraska
Murdock
Madison
Hubbard
Iowa
Lowa
Roasting Ears and Advertising Oddities
A whimsical piece blends verses about corn roastings with a jab at advertising in home papers. It features Walt Mason style lines praising corn while noting oddball consumer notices and a taunting prompt to place paid ads. The fragment mentions John Joren and a cash paid stray data prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Caah
John Joren
Lou Po c
Big Show Free at Interstate Fair Grounds Sioux City
The admission price is 50 cents for the Interstate Fair at Sioux City offering a livestock fair and a vaudeville bill. Six acts with twenty-two performers include the Five Parrei Sisters gymnasts arriving from Europe in August and the Abdallahs, Macarte Sisters, Borsinis troupe, and the flexible Venus act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Vaudville
United States
Parrei
Europe
Abdallahs
Macarte Sisterado
Borsinis
Venus
Chicago
Rollo
America
Marco Twins
Setention
Fassto Trlo
Garni
Raley Elvens
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Lincoln
Will Lincoln
G. J. Poelakker
First Dlational Bank of Full
Lutjens Bros
Proprietors of the
Hull
Charles C. Sawyer
Sioux County
Aldrich
Ron
J. Pluvius
Vulcan
Pluve
Fluvius
Stara
Dra. G. Marig
First National Bank
Boyden
Huglish
Holland
M.vanwyr
Li W. Vanwee
Jongewaarde
Amen
Sioux Center
Travelers’ Bulletin
Milwaukeee St, Paul
Great Northen
Perkins
Poaenger
Great Lyon County
Orock Rapids
Loware
Rang Ack
Louih
Rock Rapids
Arindt Billa
D. Riniker
C. W. Bradley
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