Democratic State Convention in Ottumwa Iowa 1910
Iowa Democrats call a state convention in Ottumwa at 11 a.m. July 27 1910 to nominate two candidates for supreme court judge and conduct other business. Delegates allocated by county and votes cast for Governor Fred E White, Plymouth County to receive 13 delegates. Re Gubernatorial campaign and internal party notes referenced alongside remarks on Theodore Roosevelt and race issues.
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Iowa
Ottanmiwa
Supreme Court
Fred E. White
Plymouth County
Celia” ‘Dabb
Robert I. Dabb
State of Sons
Vnstrins
Robert Ll Dabb
Democratic Views on Primaries and Tariffs in Iowa
Journal opinion urges delaying Iowa primaries to August, endorses Claude Porter for governor and critiques the Payne Aldrich tariff and rate bill. It cites Senator Cummins and Dolliver, argues protection harms labor, notes rising costs and proposed railroad rate reforms, and covers related political commentary and economic impacts.
Washington Diary Notes Sen Dolliver on Protection
In Washington on June 20 a reporter captures Senator Dolliver of Iowa vowing to retire his vocal defense of protective policy. He declares he will not speak in the Senate or on the stump in defense of excess protection again.
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Washington
Dolliver
Iowa
Senate
United States
Political rant over tariff and loyalty in 1912 era
The passage rails at tariff policy, Democratic and Progressive triumphs in November, and accusations about Payne Aldrich tariff costs. It notes Ballinger ousting interior department staff and quotes Senator Cummins refusing to lie for the Republican party, reflecting partisan rhetoric of the period.
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Congress
Postoffice Department
Agricultural Department
District of Columbia
Republican Party
Cummins
Inbo
Northern Wisconsin lakes open fishing season underway
Northern Wisconsin reports strong fishing on lakes and streams along the Om aha Road with bass, trout, pike, muscallonge, and crappies. Turtle Lake and nearby areas are stocked. hotel accommodations are reasonable and travel folders offer camping fishing and hunting tips for the region.
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Wisconsin
Omaha Road
Tresorta
Turtle
Chetek
Birchwood
Radisson
Rice ‘Lake
New Auburn
Wessconnsin
T. W
Thasdale
Cease ‘Road
St. Paul
Minn
Hagenbeck-Wallace Show To Exhibit In LeMars Next Monday
Report describes the Hagenbeck-Wallace circus as the largest and finest, with three rings two stages and trained animals. It notes the show’s grandeur and promises a premier program, calling it superior to prior years and a rare treat for Le Mars residents when it appears next Monday.
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Wallace
Carl Hagenbeck
Hagenbeck-Wallace
LeMars
Police Notes On Ed Cannon In Court After Beating
Ed Cannon appeared in police court yesterday with a large head bandage after a Tuesday arrest by Marshal Sudmeyer on Mrs Coffey's complaint. He claimed two men followed him, beat him, and stole cash and jewelry. he had 42 cents left to pay a $5 intoxication fine and was sent to the country to pay within a week. Bob Prust was fined $6 and costs. unable to pay, he will work two days for the city after resisting and damaging a watch during arrest. Christian Meyers pled not guilty to disturbing the peace. charges dropped for lack of sufficient testimony.
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Ed Cannon
Marshal Sudmeyer
Bob Prust
Christian Meyers
Switzer
Saved From Awful Death How Dr King's New Discovery Healed
A Fayetteville man recounts his sister's near death from consumption and how Dr King's New Discovery cured her cough and restored health. The letter promotes the medicine for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and bronchial troubles with trial bottles available and guarantee by S H Graen.
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A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
S.h.graen
Weather and Crop Bulletin Des Moines Iowa
Weather in Des Moines Iowa over the past week favored corn growth with temperatures well above normal and little rainfall. Sunshine was abundant and fields were worked, corn stands improved, replanting conducted, and small grains progressed. oats look very good and hay harvests will start early. potatoes stay steady and early crops ready for market. reports by Geo M Chappel Section Director.
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Des Moines
Oate
Geo. M. Chappel
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Sioux City
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Zemo
Sports & Post
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Fuller
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Laramie
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