Republican State Convention Call Iowa Delegates Des Moines 1902
The Republican State Central Committee calls a delegate convention in Des Moines on July 1 to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Superintendent of Public Instruction Judge Supreme Court and Railroad Commissioner. All Republican voters are invited to participate with representation by county and vote totals. The call lists districts Johnson Muscatine Clinton Jackson Scott and others with delegation ratios. EB N Spence chairs the committee with W Phillips as secretary.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Judge Supreme Court
W. B. Marin
Johnson
Muscatine
Clinton
Jackson
Scott
Republican St Central Committee
EB. N. Spence
Co. W. Phillips
Johnson county Republican delegate convention set for June 1920s Iowa City
Johnson county Republicans announce a delegate convention at the Iowa City courthouse on a Saturday in June for selecting 14 delegates to the state convention in Des Moines. Representation is by precinct with extra delegates based on votes for Secretary of State Martin. listed precincts include Big Grove Cedar Clear Creek East Lucas Fremont Graham Berdin Town City First ward 14 Second ward 11 Third ward 4 Fourth ward 9 Faith ward St Jefferson Liberty Lincoln Madison Monroe Newport Oxford Penn Pleasant Wesley Scott Sharon Toton Washington West Lucas. Caucuses occur Friday evening at 8 o'clock. George W. Swords, chair.
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Johnson County
Court House
Iowa City
Des Moines
Martin
Big Grove
Cedar
Clear Creek
East Lucas
Fremont
Graham
Berdin
Town City
Fourth Ward
Faith
Jefferson
Liberty
Lincoln
Madison
Monroe
Newport
Oxotrd
Penn
Pleasant Wesley
Scott
Sharon
Toton
Washington
West Lucas
George W. Swords
Democratic troubles shake Johnson county convention
In Johnson county a faction within the Democratic ranks accuses others of deserting the party during the Bryan era and aligning with Republicans. They claim certain members carried the party banner into hostile waters and later faced accusations from gold standard supporters.
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Johnson County
Bryatism
Demands for Democratic Leaders Clash Over Bound Hands
In heated debate party elites recall past leaders offered council seats while vowing to let conscience guide actions. They argue a faction loyal to democracy resents being sidelined and fear new limits on authority. The dispute centers on trust and autonomy within the party ranks.
Grant Center closes for program amid weather woes
Mass Stouer shut Grant Center school Friday as residents praised fine weather elsewhere. Rev Davidson delivered an eloquent tribute to old soldiers at the opera house while Decoration Day weather hindered a planned program. Farmers lament delays in ark building. Children’s Day exercises and a strawberry social by the M E orchestra occurred. sixty relatives surprised Mr and Mrs A F Henry on their twenty sixth anniversary.
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Mass Stouer
Grant Center
Rev
Davidson
Opera House
M. E
A. F Henry
Corn Planting and Farm Losses in Penn Township
Ed Wenicer haying news notes. Bud Hemphill reports another cow loss from his herd. John Beecher sold hogs to L E Elliott for 530 dollars while Albert Wiese sold similar stock for 540 dollars. Few hogs remain for market as season progresses. Miss Mae Boser to present a school program at North Liberty schoolhouse with details to follow.
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John Beecher
L E Elliott
Albert Wiese
Amiss Mae Boser
Union School
North Liberty
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Publishers
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all disease stages by a constitutional treatment. It states the product works through the bloodstream to influence nasal and mucous surfaces, offers $100 for any uncured case, and invites testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills. June.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Fearless Attorney Byrd Prosecutes Jett White Case
Jett and White jury delays linger with reports of split possible verdicts as spectators fill the courtroom. Commonwealth Attorney Byrd defends his duty and notes threats to witnesses and reporters amid soldier protection and fear of post trial unrest in Jackson Kentucky.
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Jackson
Hargis
Ihs
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
J. B French
John D O'Neil
A B. Golden
Wiliam T Hurst
Thomas Marcum
Commonwealth
Brrd
Beckham
Himes
Breathitt
Redwine
Hines
Babe
Ewen
Golden
Byrd
Winchester
Petition by B Nai B Rith on Russia Affair
Washington June 19 The executive committee of B Nai B Rith sent a petition to the president for forwarding to the Russian emperor regarding the Kischineff incident. No signatures were affixed so the State Department has no official knowledge of the petition’s source. It is generally understood the government will not make representations to Russia on internal Russian affairs.
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Washington
B'Nai B’rith
Russia
Kischineff
State Department
Michigan shoot at Jackson opens with top marksmen
Jackson Michigan June 19 the state shooting tournament started with a large crowd. Phellis of Mechanicsburg Ohio led with 191 of 200 followed by Helkey of Dayton Ohio with 187 Waters of Baltimore 135 and Felga of Grand Rapids 184
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Jackson
Mich
United States
Canada
Phellis
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Helkey
Dayton
Waters
Baltimore
Felga
Grand Rapids
Nickel Plate rail fare to Boston advertised in Chicago notice
A Chicago notice promotes a Nickel Plate Road return fare of 19 dollars to Boston with a limited open return. It lists travel dates June 25 to 28 and July 1 to 4, with deposits at Boston and a 50 cent fee for extended return. Niagara Falls stopovers are allowed without extra charge.
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Nickel Plate Road
Juy Ist
Boston
Niagara Falls
Lacarte
John WY. Celahan
Adams St
Chicago
Record hog sale fetches over sixty thousand at Macy Indiana
Peru Indiana reports Poland China swine sale at Macy with ninety six hogs selling for aggregate over $60,000. The top price reached $17,857 for Ideal Sunrise and Majestic Perfection sold for $4,400 for a half interest.
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Poland
China
Peru
Ind
Macy
Majestic Perfection
Men who voted dismissed in Berlin election appeals
Socialists who did not work on election day and celebrated on Wednesday have been dismissed. Trade unions have issued appeals for money to assist the dismissed workers.
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Berlin
Theno
Farmers Attention Auction Extended to June 20
Frank Taner has taken the agency for the BicCormick machinery and will auction bug gies. The sale extension runs to June 20 as promoted by People's Steam Laundry.
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Frank Taner
BicCormick
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