Jones County Republicans condemn the primary law
Republicans in Jones County denounce the presidential primary as wasteful and fanciful. They call for its repeal and urge counties that want the method to preserve it while others abandon its farcical results. They defend national policy while criticizing administration tactics and insist party loyalty does not require endorsing all acts.
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Jones County
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
America
Bae
Russian bill bans drinks over one percent alcohol
A Duma faction passed a measure prohibiting sales of any beverage containing more than 1 percent alcohol in Russia. The bill aims to pass the second chamber and gain the Czar's approval. The experiment with vodka restrictions is cited as military necessity improving finances and morals.
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Duma
Russia
No-Cost Nomination Claim Sparks Iowa Primary Debate
The Marshalltown Times-Republican boasts it cost Jim Good nothing to win renomination while noting Iowa voters spent about two dollars each on a Cummins prefelection. With no opposing candidate the senator faced no personal cost, but taxpayers faced substantial campaign expenses.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Jim Good
Iowa
Cummins
Cumtuis
Speculation on Democratic Hold After March 4
Readers speculate how long the Democratic majority may retain power after the March 4 date. Pundits weigh potential shifts in control and future legislative prospects amid unclear outcomes.
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Tere
Davenport Court Ends Saloone Law Test
The supreme court ruled the saloon law recognizing Saloone is no more and Davenport loses its saloon. The decision follows a test case on the repealing act. Davenport mourns while Rock Island grows stricter and hopes for steady improvement. The State Bar urged President Wilson to appoint Judge Martin I Wade to fill the Hughes vacancy, but an Iowa attorney is not expected to be chosen.
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Davenport
Supreme Court
Rock Island
The
State Bar Association
Wilson
Martin I. Wade
Charles KE. Hughes
Iowa
Defeat in Straight Party Fight Highlights 1912 US Scene
The text frames a straight Democrat versus Republican contest with minor parties sidelined. Democrats are defensive, influenced by Wilson, while Republicans appear united and aggressive, signaling one clear outcome in the political struggle.
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Wilson
War shadows Juarez and a city of conflict
New York World reports on Juarez under threat of war with Villa and Huerta forces. It describes a once open border town now scarred by violence. Rail and trolley traffic fed war profiteering while gambling houses funded costs. portraits of dead fighters and civilians mark the town's grim state as residents endure the crisis.
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New York World
Wuhr
Juarez
Villa
el Paso
Tombull Ring
New York
Lander's Thrift Rules From Comedian Harry Lander
The piece outlines Lander's thrift tenets from behavior to money handling. It urges prudent purse care and avoidance of reckless spending while praising neat dress, measured amusements, and saving. It notes banks offer better interest than clothes and emphasizes earned rest after work.
New Coin Designs Debut in Washington Circulation
New quarter dime and half dollar designs begin circulating in Washington. The half dollar features a full length Liberty with an American flag background and an eagle on the reverse perched on a mountain. The quarter shows Liberty walking toward the nation's gateway with a shield above. The dime portrays Liberty with a cap on the obverse and a bundle of rods and battle ax on the reverse symbolizing unity.
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Washington
Universal military service gains support as volunteer system falters
Noting weaknesses in the volunteer system during mustering, the piece argues for universal military service. It questions how quickly a million mobilized men can be armed and clothed and whether national guards are adequately prepared for border needs.
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Bunker Hill
Tipton
Universal Military Service
Bryan
Thorough Preparation Urges Bold US Action Against Mexico
The New York World argues the United States must respond against Mexico with large forces and a serious, well prepared campaign. It warns against lighthearted, rushed actions that could turn Carrizal into the first costly misstep in a longer conflict.
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New York World
United States
Mexico
Advice on choosing role models for success
The A B I O Magazine counsels seeking guidance from proven achievers rather than habitual failures. It urges learning from successful people by observing what they do and applying those strategies to one’s own life.
Republican County Convention Convenes At Anamosa
Delegates were chosen to the state convention to be held in Des Moines on July 19. Louis Gardner and Dave White served as temporary chair and secretary, with Grimwood delivering a stirring address. Resolutions praised Evans Hughes and Fairbanks, attacked primary law waste, and endorsed Republican unity and platform.
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Anamosa
BE. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Dave White
Wyoming
Grimwood
Louis Gardner
County Central Committee
Republicana
J. W. Coxsee
G. H. George
A. A. Cole
J. Belknap
Des Moines
M. Babcock
G. J. Hughes
A. Grimwood
AL A. Cole
W. D. Melange
Rudolph Bobren
W. N. Dearborn
J. B
Remley
James Livingstone
Republican Party
Charles Evana Hughes
Charles Fairbanks
Chicago
H. W. Fleniken
Rome
Democratic Convention at Anamosa Sets Local Candidates
The Democratic gathering in Anamosa Saturday chose Paul Paulaeu of Onslow for supervisor to fill a primary vacancy and Dr. T. M. Redmond of Monticello for coroner. James A. Voorhees presided with Frank Kenny as secretary. Delegates and alternates to the state convention were selected, and William Byerly and J. Gash reported on the St. Louis national convention. A Dubuque member predicted a Wilson landslide, sparking remarks about a sheriff nomination.
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Anamosaast
James A. Voorhees
Monticello
Frank Kenney
Oxford Junction
Paul Paulaeu
Onslow
J. H. Debner
Richland Township
T. M. Redmond
John T. Lanigan
I. H. Russell
T. H. Devaney
J. W. Conley
W. H. Orr
E. J. Hines
Ed Flaherty
T. L. Powers
William Byerly
St. Louis
J. Gash
B. R. Moore
Dubuque
St. Louie
Moore
Wilson
Finnigan
News Briefs Cover Iowa City and Surroundings
Col. Q W Evans of Wyoming suffers a slight stroke. Hopkinton parents lose a 10 year old son to appendicitis after failed belated operation. Am ber manager Edward Gerst marries Ruby Bodenhofer at bride’s home in Anamosa. Premature Fourth of July blast injures a 14 year old in Bellevue. Manchester forms a commercial club aiming for 60 members. Linn county Democrats fail to fill vacancies at county convention. Dubuque Republicans select delegates but no county ticket. Albert Pranger dies by self inflicted death near Oelwein. wife and son in scarlet fever quarantine. Manchester brides include Nellie Sullivan and Margarite Dittmer. Billy Sunday visits Cedar Rapids. continues revival tour. Mechanicsville man and Ohio visitor in car crash near Lisbon. injuries minor but dust cited. Tama cattle price sets record in Chicago sale. Iowa Bar association elects leaders at Dubuque. Traer to pave a mile this summer. Cedar River drownings near Vinton. two boys and father die. Dubuque Sister Mary Winifred dies after being struck by automobile at Dubuque Motherhouse. driver fled.
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Q. W. Evans
Wyoming
Perry Wheeless
Hopkinton
Edward Gerst
Agamosa Lumber Co
Amber
Stig
Linn County
Eheriff
Dubuque County
Dubuque
Albert Pranger
Oelwein
Arlington
Manchester
Nellie Sullivan
Fred Miller
Margarite Dittmer
Thomaa’ Wilson
Des Moines
Manchester Company
Billy Sunday
Cedar Rapids
Flrst Christian Church
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Boston
William Butler
Mechanicsville
Ford
Yruax
Ohio
Lisbon
Butler
Truax
Henry Elhera
Tama County
Chicago
Catttle
Ama County
William McNett
Ottumwa
Iowa State Bar Association
Charles W. Mullen
Waterloo
H. C. Horack
Iowa City
J. T. Carney
Marshalltown
A.J. Small
Council Blutts
Speaking of Unpreparedness in National Guard Critique
Aberdeen News condemns delays in mobilization and faults the federal government over three years for inadequate Mexico defense prep citing lack of workable aircraft.
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Aberdeen News
National Guard
Haa
Mexico
True to Form in Sioux Falls Press Endorses African Soldiers Valor
The Sioux Falls Press lauds African soldiers for courage in danger recalling roles of black troopers in Carrizal and the Spanish American War. The nation owes much to African soldiers for their deeds in battle.
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Sioux Falls
Carrizal
Must Have the Party Help
Anamosa Journal argues that many candidates rely on party backing for strength not personal merit. It contends few could reach 20 percent as independents and notes 80 percent of his vote comes from party support, with loyal workers earning the rest without reward.
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Anamosa Journal
Wen
Raffery Purchases Osceola Mercantile Stock
EH R Raffery has bought a mercantile stock in Osceola Clark County and will take charge. He calls it a good proposition and Cascade regrets the loss of a lively businessman and valued citizen who plans to move his family later in the year after assessing the investment.
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Cascade Pioneer
EH. R. Raffery
Osceola
Clark County
Cascade
Mr. Raffety
Raffety
Fi Paso liar in wartime propaganda blamed for fabrications
The Topeka Capital notes a notorious figure in Fi Paso Texas spreading vicious falsehoods during war times. The piece describes the city as infamous for propaganda that stirs wrath and passion, attributing widespread deceit to the Fi Paso liar.
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Topeka
Fi Paso
Texas
Hughes pep lauded as vigor and mind in Fremont piece
The Fremont Tribune praises Candidate Hughes, calling his pep a sign of strong vigor like Teddy Roosevelt. The author argues Hughes combines that energy with a remarkable mind, reflecting broad American admiration.
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Hughes
Pep
Fremont Tribune
Teddy
Princeton Mourns Fifth Death in Week
Jasper Jepson, 50, is identified as the man who drowned Sunday afternoon in the Wapsie River. His body was recovered as Princeton, Iowa, mourns another death in a deadly week with emergency crews continuing searches for closure.
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Princeton
Iowa
Jasper Jepson
Wapsie River
Widow Margareth Hingtgen Dies in Believus at 77
Mrs Margareth Hingtgen died in Believus last week at age 77. She did not die by her own action. She leaves 12 children, 86 grandchildren, and 56 great grandchildren.
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Mra
Margareth Hingtgen
Believus
Eclipse Corner prompts farm upgrades and hay gear sales
In a brisk farming pitch, the column touts protecting farm implements with sheds and 10 percent returns, promotes hay racks and cement, and urges timely purchases of feeding floors and hay tools. It notes a baby weighing joke, then highlights hay forks, barn equipment, hog housing, and a steel cupola for a barn with sunshine imagery.
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Iowa
Tona
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