Iowa Newspapers Promote Free Printing of Opposing Letters
A Des Moines press bureau allegedly offered to supply free anti candidate material to progressive papers. The letters targeted anti reform lawmakers and backed rivals for the June 2 primary, with mailing errors sending some to unintended progressive outlets.
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Tom ‘Allison Press
Des Moines
Towa
Jowa
Treasury figures disputed by Cummins supporters in Iowa
A Dubuque Times editorial accuses Governor Cummins of deception over state finances. It contrasts his claim of a $400,000 treasury balance with reports showing more than $1,042,000 cash on hand and money in banks as of May 4. The piece labels critics as misrepresenting the state's finances.
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Allison
Dubuque Times
Cummins
Iowa
Treasury
Cummins Backed by Progressives in Fight for Senate Seat
A verse shows Standpat faction praising Pussy-Foot for compromise while Progressives demand a hustling man who will earn his pay. It argues in favor of Cummins as the representative of the masses, a foe to favored classes and a friend to common folks.
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Pussy-Foot
Cummins
Office holder for life in Polk county driven by reform era politics
A Polk county chapter of the Allison club elevates Wilbus J. Garrison a young lawyer to secretary while linked figures Ed Hunter and Charles W. Johnston aid campaigns. The piece recalls a 1906 rail regulation effort and alleged newspaper space payments by Garrison to influence policy. It frames the era as a long-running clash between reformers and corporate interests, with calls for tenure protection for Dolliver and Hepburn allies.
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Allison Club
Polk County
Wilbus J. Garrison
Dolliver-Allison
Des Moines
A. Foster
Cummins
Frank D. Jackson
Garrison
Ed. Hunter
George D. Perkins
Dolliver
Congress
Ed. H. Hunter
Charles W. Johnston
Mr. Perkins
Hunter
Johnston
Julian W. Richards
Democratic State Committee
Allison
Carroll, Murphy
Iowa
Dollivers
Hepburns
Thys L Strayk Married 40 Years
Obituary notes the death of Thys L Strayk after an appendix rupture during illness. He died soon after surgery. He lived near Sheldon and was known as generous and loyal. Funeral held at Congregational church after rain delayed services. interment at Sheldon cemetery. The piece also records the 46th anniversary of Mr and Mrs William DeRosa born in Friesland, Holland, and their long migration to Hull area with eight children.
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Strayk
Struyk
Dr. Myers
Sheldon
Congregational
William DeRosa
Raiga
Wommels
Friesland
Holland
Alton
East Orange
Orange City
Hull
Old Country
John
Charley
Bray
Sheldon Sun
Special Ribbon Sale at Mrs Schweiger’s Store
A one hour ribbon sale will be held Saturday from 3 20 to 4 90 p m at Mrs Schweiger s, offering a 25 percent discount on all ribbons. Remember one hour only.
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