Educational Readjustment and College Curricula Control
The piece argues colleges dictate high school courses, raising costs and narrowing prep for college bound students. It warns small towns may fund preparatory years instead of full four year high school programs while advocating high schools push vocational credit and colleges yield to student needs. It cites Iowa dairy industry history to illustrate local economic shifts from cheese factories to creameries and diversified farming.
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United States
Cedar Rapids
New York
Wisconsin
AGB
Iowa
Detroit
Endorsement of Connolly by President Wilson Analyzed
The passage questions whether Wilson’s endorsement helps Connolly in the senatorial race or harms him. It recalls past presidential interferences in New Jersey and New York elections, noting voters resist outsiders’ orders and that Meredith might have benefited from such endorsements.
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Connolly
Wilson
New Jersey
Cleveland
New York
Meredith
Henry Stearns Seeks Linn County Clerk Nomination
Henry Stearns, once a diligent deputy in the collector of internal revenue, was replaced for political reasons. He now asks Linn county Republicans to nominate him for district court clerk. The write up notes external interest and reflects on the Connolly Meredth clash signaling a Des Moines versus Dubuque Democratic power struggle.
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Henry Stearns
Collector of Internal Revenue
Stearns
Linn County
War tensions with Mexico deepen amid U S troop presence
The piece argues the United States is effectively at war with Mexico as troops remain on Mexican soil and Vera Cruz sits under American military control. It criticizes Wilson administration policy, calls for decisive action over Huerta, and warns mediation is unlikely to suffice. It notes a voluntary truce pending South American mediation efforts.
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Inexperienced Driver Injures Passengers in Williamsburg Crash
Near Williamsburg last Sunday Thomas Shannahn, driving for only the second time, lost control of his car and it rolled over injuring several passengers including his wife, two children, his wife's mother and two sisters. The writer argues for mandatory licensing and passenger limits for unlicensed drivers.
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Williamsburg
Thomas Shannahan
Shannahan
Moore nomination stalls as hearings delay
The Moore confirmation falters as a hearing is postponed to next Monday to allow Judge Wade to attend and to reflect Senator Cummins remarks on how W. A. Hogan was undermined by Moore. Unclear if Wade will insist on Moore’s confirmation or urge a different appointee if the president withdraws Moore.
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Moore
Judge Wade
Cummins
W. A. Hogan
Who Is Being Helped, Please? Farmer and Breeder
The piece notes large imports of frozen beef and mutton from Argentina and Australia after a new tariff law. It argues the tariff lowers farm prices while retail consumer prices stayed steady, with disagreement over how tariffs affect both farmers and buyers. It concludes no tariff will please everyone.
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Argentine
Australia
Not a Summer Excursion. War with Mexico discussed by press
The Philadelphia Ledger contrasts American and Mexican navies noting Mexico’s small gunboats and torpedo ships built in 1902. It lists vessels Tam pico Vera Cruz General Guerrero and others, while recalling Scott’s long Veracruz to Mexico City campaign to illustrate the difficulty of a future U S military task.
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Des Moines Register
Mexico
Philadelphia Ledger
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Elizabethport
N. J
Italy
Guerrero
Scott
Mexico City
Changing the Viewpoint Anamosa Burska
Six months after endorsing tariff protection and trusts the Democrats now argue only law of supply and demand can lower prices for consumers. The shift shows a change of heart, yet their defense remains weak and domestic supply and demand press the world market.
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Anamosa Burska
Local Iowa notes show politics and pledges across towns
Miss Sara Schoonover is re elected at 70 dollars monthly. Gresley approves bonds for electric lights by 26 in a 210 vote. J N Brant becomes Clinton Herald editor. Dr E Mc Meel dies of pneumonia after Delmar Junction practice since 1888. Iowa banks total 786 savings 219 state 16 trust under state law. Governor Clarke appoints Kamrar to eleventh district judgeship. Public notices include housing rent rises in Manchester and a golden wedding gift to H H Burr and wife.
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Sara Schoonover
Wilton
Gresley
J. N. Brant
Dave Brant
Iowa City Republican
Clinton Herald
E. ©. Mc Meel
Delmar Junction
Iowa
O. L. Gould
Anamosa
Baldwin
Monmouth
Clarke
John L. Kamrar
Lee
H.H. Burr
Manchester
Shrader
Johnson County
Solon
Hmlin McClain
Iowa University
Supreme Bench
Leland Stanford University
George Benesh
Ely
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
John T. Adams
Dubuque
Europs
Berlin
Henry J. Arend
Maquoketa
Willamuth & Son
Boone
Jackson County
A. ©. Young
Earlville
Frank Deverick
Vera Cruz
Iowa City
Charles Deverick
Navy
Home Finding Association
South Carolina
Blakesburg
BE. T. Meredith
J.M. Parsons
Des Moines
John DeMar
Fred E. White
Sigourney
John T. Clarkson
Albia
W. D. Jamieson
Shenandoah
Cornell
Fred J. Kluff
Myron Wilcox
Tracy Thompson
Beloi
L. R. Barker
Alvin Runenbrek
P. F. Duckoo
Professor Wilcox
The
State University
R. C. Howell
C. W. Wassam
Corner
Galesburg
Knox College
Knox
Manson Democrat Criticizes Federal Officer Overreach
The editorial denounces Louis Murphy for sending a strong letter to postmasters urging attendance at a district conference for Connolly’s senatorial bid. It labels Murphy's language a brazen political boss move and calls for DOJ action and Murphy’s resignation. It frames the issue as a clash over propriety in Iowa politics and federal authority.
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Manson Democrat
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Connolly
United States
Dubuque Club
Iowa
Mr. Murphy
Department of Justice
Washington
Murphy
The County as the Natural Unit of Public Business
A Marshalltown Times-Republican piece argues the county should replace townships as the basic unit for public affairs. It praises modern roads and communication that bind farms, urges countywide organization for roads, schools, and services, and asserts the county is the smallest efficient unit for communal action.
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Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Daily Mirror
Competition for April egg stock attracts buyers in Jones County
Jones County Times reports meat packers, the largest buyers in the storage egg trade, delayed direct purchases to push for lower prices. European and Chinese eggs loom as potential rivals with Chinese eggs landing on the Pacific coast at 12 cents a dozen and about 15 cents in New York after landing costs.
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Jones County Times
Dem
Pacific Coast
New York
Why Not Hike Into Work
E. W. Howe advocates a boys movement to learn work at home and school during vacations. He argues boys should start work early to aid parents and avoid alignments with other schemes, urging practical discipline over hikes and idle pursuits.
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E. W. Howe
Doubt on Iowa Patronage Ties to Senate Election
The Dubuque Times Journal notes suspicion that Judge Wade and federal patronage distributors in Iowa may resist electing a Democratic U. S. senator next fall. It argues administration patronage could end if a Democratic winner is chosen, leaving Wade and others out of work.
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Dubuque
Harmony Sought After Candidacy Shift in Iowa Race
The Des Moines note hopes for harmony after Representative Connolly withdraws and senators Sav age and Cummins factor into the race. Friends of Sav age may back a peaceful outcome by retirement or withdrawal to unite the Republican ranks.
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Sioux City
Meredith
Des Moines
Connolly
Savage
Cummins
The American's Duty. Taft Supports Wilson War Crisis
William Howard Taft states he abhors war but supports the president in the current quarrel with another country urging every American to stand by Wilson during the conflict. He emphasizes national duty and unity in the national crisis.
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William H. Taft
Mr. Wilson
Troubles in Colorado Mines Bring Bloodshed at Forbes Camp
Seven men killed as mine guards clash with strikers at Forbes camp of Rocky Mountain Fuel. Most mine buildings burned. nine defenders missing, believed to have escaped. Three strikers reported killed. First federal troops arrive from Fort D A Russell with more from Fort Leavenworth. Governor Ammons orders militia in districts not protected. John R Lawson urges strikers to cease hostilities and not fire on US troops. Major P P Lester shot and killed under Red Cross emblem. Wilson seeks mediation talks between mine operators in Washington.
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Forbes Camp
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Fort D. A. Russell
Fort Leavenworth
Ammons
John R. Lawson
United Mine Workers
United States
P. P. Lester
Walson Mine
Wilson
Kentucky
Mine Operators’ Association
Alabama Mine Operators’ Organization
Washington
Mediation Progress and Pacific Coast Bombardment
Carranza accepts mediation in the tin principle and shifts toward peace planning. Cordoba refugees reach Vera Cruz with hardships under imprisonment. Japan rejects Husta's envoy proposal in Washington. Funston seeks Washington ruling on Vera Cruz authority between himself and Civil Governor Kerr. Manzanillo port bombarded by an American warship, entering at 4 pm April 28 and shelling destroying wharves and adjacent buildings.
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Carranza
Cordoba
Vera Cruz
Japan
Husta
Washington
Funston
Kerr
Manzanillo
Pacific
Aureliano Blanquet
Jose Maria Mier
Navy Alcohol Prohibition Called Essential by Surgeon General
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports Surgeon General Brasted defending Secretary Daniels order banning intoxicants aboard ships and in navy yards. He cites courts-martial for drunkenness among officers and stresses equal standards for officers and enlisted men to preserve discipline, morale, and reputation.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Daniels
Brasted
The Marines and Their Work
Washington Times praises the Marine Corps as the nation’s front line force. Kipling commends their traditions and readiness, noting their involvement in conflicts since the Civil War and their role as guardians of national dignity.
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Washington Times
Kipling
Spain
Senate Rebels at President’s Ameness Provokes War Fever
The Waterloo Courier reports a Chicago seven column headline calling Senate rebels a greater threat than Huerta. The issue overflows with calls for war, portraying the papers’ owner as a dangerous enemy to the United States and its people.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Senate
Ameness
United States
A Good Kind of Savage
Cedar Rapids Republican praises Mr Savage as popular for his clean cut reliable and dependable nature. The editorial notes he speaks little but acts decisively and is thoughtful on public issues rather than sounding hysterical.
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Cedar Rapids
Savage
Misery Companions in Cedar Rapids Politics
H R Moore of Anamosa awaits confirmation for northern district marshal. He to counterattack may claim he is being prosecuted, drawing a parallel to Harry K Thaw as a potential move.
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Cedar Rapids
H.R. Moore
Anamosa
Harry K. Thaw
Tut tut period ends as era fades in Philadelphia paper
The Philadelphia North American notes the end of the tut-tut era and marks a shift as the period fades from memory. The piece reflects on linguistic shifts and cultural change within the city.
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Philadelphia
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