Governor Carroll and Iowa’s Square Deal Stance
Iowa voters confront a split on national policy and reform. Governor Carroll’s supporters clash with national figures, arguing for honest regulation of tariffs, railroads, and interstate commerce to defend Iowa interests and curb Wall Street influence. The piece urges Iowa Republicans to back leaders aligned with the square deal.
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Iowa Standpatters Fight Carroll as Progressive Faction Moves
A lengthy editorial analysis traces factional battles in Iowa politics. It details standpat leaders led by Major Rathbun pressuring for Carroll’s defeat by Garst, and notes efforts to unite against progressives, the Jackson committee’s strategy, and calls to back national GOP figures.
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