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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
The Sioux City Journal discusses Roosevelt favoring peace, Taft’s presidential visits, and rebukes of graft in the Denver Union Water Company. It analyzes property versus human rights, railroad freight costs in 1909–1910, and Iowa’s political mood urging support for Cummins over Lacey in Congress.
The Sioux City Journal reports a June 2 action adopting a minor amendment to the rate bill pushed by Senator Cummins. The change placed the burden of proof in rate hearings on falaways and was approved without division amid insurgent activity.
Editors argue the old caucus convention kept voters in the dark about candidates. They describe candidates mailing card campaigns and personal pitches to electors, urging a modern primary to give electors better familiarity with those who seek state service.
A damaged passage references Patrick Weary and figures around a landmark U S political moment. The text includes garbled lines about an Ameren and a president, with unclear actions or outcomes. The snippet offers no cohesive event or verifiable details.
The article scathingly portrays President Taft as vain and out of touch. A dapper traveling man confronts a waitress at a hotel in a tense, vivid domestic vignette ending with a plug for a liquor cure program.
Lincoln township backed the progressive ticket with Garst 63 to 21 and the countywide vote favoring progressives in eight of eleven town congressional districts. Voters renominated all current county officials except for two contested offices, while spoiled ballots represented about ten percent.
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