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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1908

Page

5

Iowa Voices on Senator Allison and Cummins Debate

The Des Moines Register and Leader quotes The Express praising Senator Allison’s service and questions why justice should not extend to him in retirement. It contrasts Judge Shiras’s retirement with Allison’s long career and notes Cummins’ ambitions. It cites editorials from multiple papers on integrity, political pledges, and public service.

Des Moines Register and Leader Express Cedar Rapids Allison Register and Shiras Iowa Cummins Register Volney

Babcock eyes Wyoming GOP bid for representative

Wyoming correspondent notes E M Babcock seeks Republican nomination for representative. The piece comments on campaign chatter and the influence of a Marshalltown Times-Republican editorial. It also mentions a socialist challenge and a crop of candidates across the region.

Governor Cummins called Republicans in Iowa his enemies

The Jones County Times quotes Governor A B Cummins labeling Iowa Republicans who favor W B Allison as my enemies. It argues Cummins has not appreciated Democrat support in Des Moines or his past legislative electors and criticizes his ungracious political style.

Jones County A B. Cummins Iowa W. B. Allison United States Senate Allison Des Moines Cummins

Good Words From Delaware Co. From the Manchester Press

The Manchester Press praises James Trewin as a strong fifth district congressman candidate from Delaware County. His likely opponent is James Good of Cedar Rapids, while Trewin is described as an honest, popular, capable Republican with a solid farming background near Earlville. The paper urges his success and supports his candidacy.

Delaware Co Manchester Press Delaware County James Trewin Cousins Trewin James Good Cedar Rapids Earlville Iowa Congress

Veteran lawmakers memory fades as old congressmen depart

The report notes Congressman Sherwood spoke to the house noting that after 34 years away he sees none of his Forty third Congress colleagues except Speaker Cannon. He says most of that congress is dead with only twelve members living from that group. Senator Allison of Iowa remains in office as the lone senator from that era.

Sherwood Toledo Ohio House Cannon Thaat Congress Allison Iowa Congress

Gains For Temperance Raise Steady Steps Toward Prohibition

The Des Moines Register and Leader highlights incremental temperance gains in Iowa. Key moves include resubmitting major petitions, enforcing liquor laws through Attorney General Byers, and a forthcoming federal law to halt liquor shipments at the state line. Corporations cannot own saloons, separating breweries from retail trade in cities and easing regulation of large-city saloons.

Des Moines Register Byers Congress

Hopkinton Republicans back J J Kirkwood for supervisor

The Hopkinton GOP settles on J J Kirkwood as candidate to succeed himself as county supervisor. A Delaware County Democrat says no county ticket will appear on the coming primary ballot. Deputy Hazlett tested cattle on I T Wilson farm. fourteen head condemned and shipped to Cedar Rapids for slaughter. Lawrence White and Kathryne Turnes plan wedding at Church of Immaculate Conception Sand Spring on February 25 with receptions to follow. 8 P Carter reported from Cedar Rapids on cattle slaughter. nine of seventeen condemned to rendering and eight sold for beef. Carter credits inspectors as thorough and honest. loss estimated at 550 dollars, with two registered cows among the condemned.

Hopkinton J. J. Kirkwood Delaware County Hazlett I. T. Wilson Union Township Cedar Rapids Lawrence White Kathryne Turnes Church of Immaculate Conception Sand Spring John Turnes Barney White P. Carter Carter

Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press

The column notes that women's faith in husbands grows with need and that church life invites hypocrisy accusations. It comments on mothers fearing suitors may marry their sons early and hints at styles of hair as markers of a wife’s influence.

New York Press

Poor Richard Jrs Philosophy Reflections On Time And Wits

A compact verse set ponders time wasting and thrift in a wry moral tone. It mixes familiar maxims on possession and self control with playful misquotations and observations on work, luck, and daily life.

Richard Jr

Wyoming Supervisors Election Set for Fall

The Wyoming Journal reports that all supervisors must be elected this fall except John Thomsen who won a vacancy ending in January. The vacancy will be filled for a full term starting from the expiration date of that vacancy.

Wyoming Journal John Thomsen Thomsen

Policeman Groark Exploits Christening as Excuse

Chicago Post reports Policeman Groark used his child christening as a pretext to drink, and claimed powers akin to Peter the Great, provoking scrutiny of his conduct and authority.

Chicago Groark Peter the Great Russia

Drees Wins Marine Corps Appointment After Beating Odds

Washington dispatch recounts the Iowa race rumors about Senator Allison and confirms he will stay in the contest. It details Franklin Drees of Carroll overcoming a flat foot to excel in mental exams and win a Marine Corps commission after conclusive support from Secretary Newberry and Judge Conner.

Washington D. C Iowa Allison Grippe Senate Chamber Senate Great Appropriations Committee Franklin Drees Carroll Marine Corps Drees U. S. Marine Corps Couggessman Conner Congressional Library Conner Pitt Putnam Congressman Conner Judge Conner Newberry Navy Well

Republican County Convention for Iones County Iowa

The Republican Party of Iones County Iowa calls a delegate convention in Anamosa on March 14 1908 at 11 a m to select ten delegates to the state convention and ten delegates to the Fifth District congressional convention in Des Moines March 18 1908. Representation equals one delegate per township and one per 25 votes or fraction over 13 votes cast for Governor Cummins in 1906. Townships listed with delegate counts. caucuses urged March 7 1908 at usual times and places. caucus locations to be announced by township committees. Jones County Central Committee. By James E Remley Secretary.

Iones County Iowa Anamosa Fifth District Des Moines Albert B. Cummins State of OSB Madison Castle Grove Oxford Fairview Cscee Rome Ccceseseey Greenfield Scotch Grove Hale Cccee Jackbod Oi Monticello Jones County Central Committee James E. Remley

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