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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
4
The piece critiques calls for a non-partisan nationwide primary and direct presidential election. It questions editorials from the Sioux City Journal and Cedar Rapids Gazette about tariffs and Cummins votes, praising Taft aligned Republicans and Des Moines candidates. It ends by lampooning “harmony” efforts among papers.
The text argues that resolving factional differences within a party should happen at the primaries. It notes that men of national and state reputation are joining in this effort to promote unity.
The Sioux City Journal argues that vital differences cannot be settled at primaries and conventions but only at the polls. It praises the November vote as the place to decide and urges insurgents to welcome an unclouded expression of opinion, stressing a non partisan election.
Athos Pinchot argues in McClure's that today’s insurgent movement mirrors the 1860s revolt against entrenched privilege and property, led by industrial and railroad interests with tariffs, and vows that only a people's cause can save the Republic from a fated collapse. Sioux City News.
The statement portrays Senator Burke urging the Republican party to stay progressive, curb graft, and select a non radical yet progressive speaker in line with national platform. It stresses high moral standards and reform to control corporations and tariffs while questioning sincerity of current progressives.
Wanted advertisement seeking a magazine representative in Hull and surroundings to manage sub scription renewals and general outreach. Pays negotiable salary. references required. Address details and contact via TEC Prmpnel, Carroenalitan, Lrosdwar, Mane York.
The Index promotes a popularity contest for young ladies tied to subscription drives. The winner receives a $10 gold locket and chain for turning in the largest money total between August 22 and September 3, with additional piano prize votes awarded by money raised.
A historic ad lists subscription vote credits: new or old options vary by years in advance and price. It details 7500 to 125000 votes plus a rule: each dollar paid on back subscriptions yields 5000 votes.
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