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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1908

Page

5

Trewin Candidacy Praised by Iowa District Supporters

The piece lauds Hon. J. H. Trewin as a strong candidate for congressional nomination in the Republican primaries. It notes his Cedar Rapids law practice, prior Iowa Senate service, leadership roles, and loyalty to convictions. The item also references local reaction from Jones County and a note about ex Senator James H. Kewin and former Congressman Cousins.

J. H. Trewin Trewin Cedar Rapids Lansing Allamakee State Senate Senate National Congress Cummins Allison Delaware County Jones County Anamosa Hareka The Express James H.kewin Cedar Rapida Iowa General Assembly

Democratic party hints at convention hosting no favor

The Iowa Democratic State Central Committee rejected Des Moines as host for a state convention citing lack of a daily paper at the capital. The piece notes party dynamics with Cedar Rapids Gazette and Sioux City Tribune praised as workers, and mentions B F Carroll born 1860 in Davis County, a Missouri Normal School grad and state auditor candidate. It also references Mr Good of Cedar Rapids, Cummins backing in Linn County, and C W Miller’s alleged role in Porter’s defeat.

Democratic State Central Committee Des Moines Democracy Cedar Rapids Gazette Sioux City Tribune B. F. Carroll Davis County State Normal School of Missouri Methodist Episcopal Church

Progressives lack statewide rival to Murphy in lieutenant governorship

The progressives have not found a statewide figure to challenge Bernard Murphy for lieutenant governor. The group widely believes Murphy is the man who hit Billy Patterson.

Bernard Murphy Murphy Billy Patterson

Dubuque committee shifts on Senator Allison campaign

The text notes Bob Cousins will not seek re nomination for Congress yet may campaign for Senator Allison who he treats like a son. The Dubuque executive committee for Allison’s campaign is largely Cumminsist in background but now appears reoriented.

Bob Cousins Congress Allison Dubuque

Democrats Split as Committee Sways for Alternative Candidate

The Dubuque Telegraph Herald reports that a majority of the Democratic state central committee, while feigning loyalty to Mr. Bryan, secretly hopes for another candidate in the upcoming selection.

Dubuque

Governor Cummins Ailing After Public Appearance

The note recalls Mr. Vater's nomination strategy and praises Lafe Young as a Taft ally in Iowa. It mentions Governor Cummins joining a procession led by Young and expresses hope for the governor's speedy recovery from illness.

Lafe Young Taft Iowa Young

Eight months to go as politics heat up before February primary

With eight months until the election the political climate turns heated while voters and candidates brace for February primary battles and shifting strategies.

Statewide Allison Clubs Form As Friends Stay Busy

Across the state Allison clubs are forming widely while his friends keep active with many ongoing activities and plans.

Allison

Prouty Again Faces Shadows of an Eclipse

A note quoting that man Prouty sits in the shadow of an eclipse once more, implying recurring scrutiny or overshadowing attention without detailing events or dates.

Prouty

No Success Through Trickery in Cedar Rapids Article

The Cedar Rapids Republican lauds Mr. Cousins for honesty and directness. It praises his congressional record, noting he has avoided political tricks, deceit, and time serving tactics. The piece emphasizes his sincerity, belief in voters, and distinction from professional politicians.

Fifth Iowa Cousins Congress Cedar Rapids

Chances Are With Taft in 1908 Nomination Race

Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt’s message shifts focus to Taft as the best chosen successor. It argues Hughes wanes, Cannon or Knox gain footing, and New York votes may decide the contest. Roosevelt aims to carry Taft’s banner, while Congress slows to its own pace.

Washington, D. C Congress Senate W. H. Taft Washington House Hughes New York Iowa Gov Taft Roosevelt Cannon Tafft Knox Gov. Hughes New York State House of Representatives Congressional Committee Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Fairbanks Indiana Illinois New England Kentucky Virgina Shaw Virginia Missouri California Far West Minnesota South North Frank J. Stillman

Jones County Supervisors Fix Assessors Pay and Tax Rules

January session notes the board approves Dr. McCain mortgage cancellation and adopts 1908 assessor pay limits by township. It outlines detailed tax values for animals, vehicles, household goods, and farming implements, plus procedural duties for assessors and oath requirements.

Hale McCain Joseph Ingram Jones County Iowa Cana Castle Grove Olay Tdairview i Greenfield Jackson Lovell Madison Monticello Wyoming City Weat Cascade Oxford Township Richland Rome Scotch Grove Washington Wayne BU Wyoming Township Anamosa Center Junction Martelle Onslow Olin Oxford Junction Hon. Board of Supervisors

Garst and the Treasury Deficit

The Manchester Press argues against Warren Garst for governor citing Iowa's empty treasury. It criticizes his role as senate appropriations chair and highlights a half million dollar deficit despite tax increases, questioning his readiness for businesslike administration.

Garst Treasury The Manchester Press Warren Garst Cumming Senate Allison Senate Committee On Appropriations Garat Iowa

Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press

Quips on money and morals suggest a bachelor’s view of friendship and usefulness. A man’s standing shapes his ethics, as friends turn on debt. A woman may praise proportional status, noting what ought to be.

New York Preas

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