Republican Ticket Names for State Offices
The slate lists W. B. Martin for Secretary of State, B F Carroll for Auditor, Gilbert Gilbertson for Clerk Supreme Court, John Crocker for Supreme Court Reporter, W W Cornwall for Supreme Court, and A Dawson for Railroad Commissioner.
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Secretary of State
W. B. Martin
Auditor of State
B.F. Carroll
Gilbert
Gilbertson
Supreme Court
John Crocker
W. W. Cornwall
Republicans of Monticello Meet for Delegates
Monticello Republicans gather at City Hall on Saturday afternoon September 6 at 3 o clock to select 10 delegates to the county convention. P O Barcock chairs the central committee.
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Monticello City
P.O. Barcock
Elgin Creamery Failure Highlights Capital Limits
The article notes that insufficient capital doomed the Elgin creamery and cautions about overexpansion in business. It mentions William Hoffman, Republican nominee for Congress from the Second District, a German lawyer from Muscatine, and the district's confidence in his election. It also discusses Mr Schwab's ill health linked to heavy business pressure and a fast life.
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Elgin
William Hoffman
Muscatine
Democrats split over Cleveland Bryan and Roosevelt in race
Editor Watterson says he would support Roosevelt between Cleveland and Roosevelt for the presidency. Many democrats share this view. Equal numbers favor Roosevelt over Bryan, and harmonizing with Cleveland or Bryan seems unlikely.
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Watterson
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Bryan
Apathy Mirrors Iowa Political Campaigns This Fall
Voters in Iowa face apathy as campaigns loom. Republicans feel secure with their overwhelming majority and expect any result to be acceptable. Democrats show no hope and remain inactive, lacking incentive to participate.
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Iowa
Iowa Holds Political Supremacy Despite Merger Talk
An Iowa report argues the state maintains political dominance while eastern states push for a merger. An Ohio paper notes hopes for the vice presidential nod and says unity could compel nationwide approval if Iowa concedes.
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Iowa
Boss Platt
Ohio
Dubuque Times Opposes Legislative Free Passes
The Dubuque Times argues against free passes for lawmakers urging Iowa to adopt anti pass legislation as in Wisconsin. It asserts corporate courtesies to legislators are improper gifts with bribery or blackmail implications and demand public accountability from corporations.
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Dubuque Times
Reself
Iowa
Wisconsin
The
Times
Elks treasurer flees with funds amid lodge timing critique
Comments critique the Grand Lodge of Elks treasurer who pocketed 16000 dollars, mocking the order's principle against land accumulation and wasteful spending. The piece notes coal mine owners pressuring public sentiment, while miners gain broad public support since arbitration began, suggesting owners want a prolonged strike to deplete stocks and raise prices.
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Grand Lodge of Elks
Order
Pennsylvania
Republican mocks Chicago Chronicle over Iowa politics
The Cedar Rapids Republican lampoons the Chicago Chronicle for mislabeling Vic Dolliver as an Iowa senator while it notes Judge E. M. Carr edits the Manchester Press and clashes with the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald on the Kansas City platform. The piece rebuts the idea that Carr represents Republican utterances.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican
Chicago Chronicle
Iowa
Vic’’ Dolliver
Manchester Press
E. M. Carr
Dubuque
Howard L. Rann
Democrats consider Malcolm Smith for congressional nomination
The district may nominate Malcolm Smith as their congress candidate. Smith is identified as a prohibitionist and chair of the state prohibition committee. The text argues the alliance between prohibitionists and proponent of easier liquor laws, noting past crossovers for political gain.
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Malcolm Smith
Congress
Smith
Prohibition State Central Committee
Jones County
Iowa Republicans defend tariff plank and protection core
Secretary Wilson and Secretary Shaw echo the Iowa GOP stance on the shelter plank. The interview in Washington argues Iowa Republicans favor tariff revision only when it does not harm industry or revenue, seeking relief for select industries and trusts if it curbs unlawful power, while avoiding deficits.
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Wilson
Iowa
Shaw
Vermont
Washington
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Barber Seen as Supervisor Candidate in Madison County
The Wyoming Journal urges H. P. Barber of Madison township as a candidate for county supervisor. The piece argues representation across quarters is essential, noting the southwestern quarter risks underrepresentation if Barber is not chosen. It stresses the need for even distribution of supervisors to oversee roads and bridges.
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The
Wyoming Journal
H. P. Barber
Madison Township
Peet
Fairview
Greenfield
Jackson
Rome
Barber
Brainard
Location will Count in Wyoming Supervisor Contest
The Wyoming Journal argues Mr. Peet is fit for supervisor but favors broader county representation. It notes the board’s past spread and suggests Horace P. Barber of Madison township as an equally capable nominee to replace or join the current lineup.
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Sigel
Missouri
Lincoln
St. Louis
Carthage
Wilson’s Creek
Grant P. Robinson
Journal
Wyoming Journal
Peet
Eureka
Brainard
Clay
Hale Township
Olin
Dunn
Anamosa
Horace P. Barber
Madison Township
Barber
Local dealers urged to advertise to keep customers
The Anamosa Eureka and The Journal and the Eureka urge local merchants to advertise with liberality to keep business from drifting to itinerant and department-store order-takers, citing years of support from local dealers and promising no foreign ads if advertisers cooperate.
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Anamosa Eureka
Journal
The
Eureka
Dakota land boom warned by banker and reporter
A Marshalltown time Republican view notes a banker warning that the Dakota land boom may burst soon. The piece details crowded land offices and travel to the Dakotas, with lenders advising caution as speculators push prices beyond sustainable levels and last buyers risk losing value on quick flips.
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Marshalltown
Dakotas
Iowa
Dakota
COOH KOOOL JBOOTOD NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Local column blends memory quiz prompts with a string of rural Iowa news items. Highlights include marriages in Cass township, murder suspect captured in Muscatine, a new Manchester hotel project, and awards for the Carnegie library contract. Various accidents and drownings are noted along with county political nominations and upcoming fair circuits.
The Salt and Pepper of Life
A Syndicate Letter discusses marriage and the value of disputes in love. It argues that occasional tiffs and separations test devotion and deepen appreciation, comparing harmony to seasoning that enhances life and happiness. The writer suggests absence reveals a partner’s indispensability and the depth of affection.
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Max O' Reill
Syndicate
Shaw Poker Edict Targets Treasury Clerks
The Dubuque Telegraph Reraft reports Secretary Shaw bans drinking and gambling by treasury clerks. Employees addicted to gaming or intoxication must resign or reform, with the secretary setting a cleanup example for other departments.
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Shaw
Dubuque
Treasury Department
Treasury Secretary
Department
The Long Way Home and a Family Row
A column from the New York Press offers wry commentary on marriage gender roles and social behavior. It suggests subtle hints about a woman's desires and notes men misdirect money between bars and church plates while joking about domestic schemes and mishaps.
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New York Press
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New York
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