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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented lines reference a crowd and electors but lack coherent details. The garbled text mentions a country, vote, and crowd dynamics, implying a political discussion without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A garbled note references a progressive vote in Iowa and mentions persons such as Vinay and Gib amidst unclear context. The fragmentary text suggests a political discussion or campaign note with no clear event date or outcome.
Readable OCR fragment shows unclear names and dates. no cohesive event or person fully identifiable. The text hints at a possible personal note or partial attribution but lacks verifiable details for a proper news item or public notice.
The speaker argues duty to seek right across parties and to reform the Republican Party from within. He endorses Warren Garst for governor and urges support for progressive candidates to back United States senators and stand-for-right congress members.
County politics has warmed up as incumbents run for re nomination and gratitude is given to their past service. The lone Republican contest is for treasurer with G F Becais opposing H W McKee, while others face little or no opposition for sheriff recorder and auditor with retirement terms noted for Reiniger and F E Fuller.
A Des Moines discussion advocates charging a filing fee for nominating papers to fund primary costs and limit entries. Proposals include a fixed fee to place a name on the ballot and selecting the top vote getter as nominee, promoting a popular nomination system.
A Sioux City Journal editorial outlines dissatisfaction with Perkins for tying defeat to party interests. It criticizes inconsistency, warns insurgents may betray the majority, and links state issues to national consequences. It mentions Doliver and references corruption cases to argue for a shift toward progressive ranks.
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