Crawford Promises Roosevelt Era Reforms as Senate Bid
Coe I. Crawford asserts support for Roosevelt policies including early Panama Canal completion, Mississippi River improvements, tariff reform for lumber coal and iron, railroad value checks and rate regulation, federal control of interstate corporations, inheritance tax, criminalizing secret lobbying, depositors protection and postal savings banks, and elastic currency.
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Mississippi River
Missouri
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Coe I. Crawford
Twentieth Century American Shaped by Striving and Change
An essay traces American progress from Plymouth rock to the modern era. It highlights the era’s labor, innovation, and expansion, noting the nation’s pride and the paradox of the Twentieth Century American born from diverse roots and driven by ambitious enterprise.
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Plymouth Rock
Jamestown
Republic of
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Miles Standishes
John Smiths
Fort Sumter
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John Ball
Twentieth Century American Optimism Amid Digital Age Critique
The passage argues that modern readers dwell on horror and misdeeds yet crime rates fall steadily. It contends that the Twentieth Century American remains an optimist, shaping destiny despite harsh reporting and self-criticism.
Martin Predicts Primaries’ Shape In June
A day before the primaries Hon. E. W. Martin said in a public speech As go the March primaries so go the June primaries. He is regarded as a farsighted statesman with an unblemished reputation.
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Argus Leader critique of our editorial stance
The Argus Leader mocks a supposed editorial on Bryan and Foraker, asserting no such piece appeared in our Journal-World-Spirit. It criticizes the paper’s honesty and ethics, referencing past incidents and calling out perceived bias and self-interest.
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Abbor Day Thoughts On Nature And The Farm Life
A reflection on valuing wooded landscapes and rural life over urban toil. The author praises Dakota’s soil and climate, urging farmers to enrich home life, nurture their sons toward the land, and regard nature as a guiding Eden. Also notes a lost brindle dog and political commentary about Governor Johnson.
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Dakota
Governor Cummins Fails To Capture Iowa Convention
The piece notes Governor Cummins lost the drive for control of the Iowa state convention, favoring progressive republicanism but defeated. March results may influence June contests, with a local episode in Howard where a small group of stalwart operators tried to steal or beg Miner county’s delegation. Farmers in the county convention were wary yet prevailed.
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Warner Opens Candidacy for State Auditor in Iowa
Hazel’s C E Warner emerges as a candidate for state auditor citing experience as secretary of the Republican state central committee in 1904. He argues for accountability, questions the current auditor’s record, and urges pledges from primary hopefuls to back the party’s U S Senator selected in June. The piece notes progressives gaining delegates and forthcoming primaries shaping Iowa politics.
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Kittredge
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Ex-Speaker Browne faulted on two moral votes
In a Hurley Herald note, Governor Crawford cites ex-Speaker Browne voting against both the age of consent bill and the anti-cigarette bill. The piece argues those votes harm protections for girls and boys and offers sharp critique of Browne’s record.
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