Cedar Rapids Gazette Covers GOP Power Struggle
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports factional tension within the Republican party over Cummins La Foliette and Cannon with calls for possible departures or retention as leaders contend for influence.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
4
Insurgent Movement Shapes Local Political Rift
Mrs Lacy declines tentative invitation to resume dodging in politics while Cummins defeat looms as a potential boost in the district. The Sioux City Journal notes fear of a drawn out campaign. The Des Moines Register and Leader calls the insurgent movement a broad effort to continue the Roosevelt square deal and not a single issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mgine Register
Iowa Leaders Press Progressive Republican Principles
The Freeman-Tribune notes support for Cannon and Aldrich from Iowa, praising public discussion and urging more exposure for state leaders. It argues open debate strengthens the progressive Republican cause in the West and advocates full discourse without harming any fair objective.
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Preserting
Badiwick
The
Freeman-Tribune
Cannon
Iowa
Aldrich
West
Reform in Iowa noted by Sioux City Journal editorial
The Sioux City Journal on October 29 highlights Mr. Hubbard as a model of bowing to the will of his constituency. The piece contrasts him with a rival map and frames progressionist reform as key to Hubbard’s electoral success across campaigns.
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Hubbard
Sioux ‘City Journal
Cummins
Iowa
Sioux City
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Senator Cummins and Cannon sparks in reform discussion
The Marion Register comments on Senator Cummins reply to Speaker Cannon and questions the paper's stance. It hints Cummins seeks public support and notes a dig at Gov. Yates era tactics. Old papers at the index Office sold for six cents per bundle.
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Cummins
Cannon
Elgin
Chicago
Marion Regster
Local dealer advertises steady staff and goods
An honest workman pays for his purchases after settlement with the grocer. The dry goods man and furniture dealer praised for reliable service and timely advertising.
A Handy Moen
A frail young woman says she has troubles of her own as a young man offers to help and takes her hand in a fond gesture per the Boston Globe.
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