Hochwain and Moore in Iowa Politics Amid War Anxiety
The article notes public fear over a Morgan shooting by a deranged man and downplays German sympathizer blame in the U S. It profiles E R Moore Cedar Rapids announcing a bid for lieutenant governor and hints at E M Kerr Grundy Center seeking Fifth District support and Billy Haskell Cedar Rapids eyeing gubernatorial runs. It also argues for universal driver bond requirements to protect injured parties and curb negligent driving across jitneys and cars.
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J. P. Morgan
Germany
United States
Morgan
Capitol
Washington
Men of Responsibility
E. R. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Moore
E. M. Kerr
Grundy Center
Fifth
Billy’ Haskell
Cadar Rapids
Candidacy of H R Moore Questioned in Primary Scramble
The Cedar Rapids Republican doubts that H R Moore of Cedar Rapids can elevate the office amid a chaotic primary, noting past hopefuls lifted by name appeal rather than merit. It warns that in a scramble many voters know little about candidates, letting loud talkers win.
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Cedar Rapids
H. R. Moore
Huerta Detained In U S Jail Over Neutrality Breach
The text notes Huerta moved near the Mexican border and was held in a county jail on charges of conspiring to violate neutrality laws. It comments on various disturbers on American soil and portrays Huerta as one of the few kept quiet by federal detention for a period.
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Huerta
Uncle Sam
Clark Family Dog Symbol Echoes Political Image
The Clark family linked to the speaker of the national House is urged to bear a dog emblem. The senior Clark once used a political song about not kicking his horn and his daughter, newly married, boasted wearing more dog imagery than any Missouri bride.
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Clark
House of Representatives
Missouri
Bryan May Enter Presidential Contest Against Wilson
The article weighs Bryan’s potential bid against Wilson, citing three motives. It argues Bryan may run due to personal ambition, ongoing political involvement, and the practical lure of outmaneuvering a trusted rival to advance his goals.
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Bryan
Wilson
Iowa cities brace for shift from loose to federal census
Some Iowa cities that have pushed for numbers under the loose jointed state census may struggle five years hence under the rigid federal census. This year’s push for “a fair and complete count” could be viewed later as “a padded showing.”
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Iowa
Missouri invitation yields a crop of presents
The invitation extended to all the people of Missouri yielded gifts that the best men and maids of honor are still inventorying. The passage is a genteel way of passing the bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Harding Seeks Publicity Amid Messy Letter to Nevada Rep Payne
The article notes Mr. Harding desires attention yet created a mess with his letter to Brother Payne, a Nevada representative, reflecting political missteps and public controversies surrounding his outreach.
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Harding
Brother Payne
Nevada
Anti-tipping law takes effect in city
The new anti-tipping regulation began last Sunday, drawing reactions about staff compensation and customer service norms. The measure targets gratuities, affecting waitstaff and diners across venues.
Navy Viewed As Solid After Broad United States Look
The United States navy appears solid upon a broad inspection, suggesting strength and reliability when viewed as a whole. Observers note cohesive performance and readiness across key fleets and bases.
E.R. Moore Likely for Iowa Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Cedar Rapids banker E R Moore emerges as a favored candidate for lieutenant governor. Des Moines Republicans report broad support from factions and two Iowa senators. Moore is praised as a capable stabilizing figure in state government and a strong potential governor in the future.
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E.R. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
R. Moore
Moore
Senate
Mr. Moore
Cosson Declares Candidacy For Iowa Governor
Marshalltown Times-Republican reports Attorney General Cosson issues a statement confirming his candidacy for governor. He frames his record as public official and urges experience in government as the logical basis for election.
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Marshalltown
Iowa Lakes
Messrs. Cosson and
Allen
Law and Order
Harding
Who Is Rann Guying Anamosa County Seat Battle
In Jones county Anamosa fights Monticello for county seat prestige. Monticello residents hold wealth and culture as factors while Anamosa locals boast of community institutions and social life amid speculation over a courthouse move and local rivalries.
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Manchester
Anamosa
Jones County
Monticello
Henry Carpenter
Louis Gardner
Hd Schoonover
H. J. Beam
Culture Vs. Com
Republicanism and the fight for protection in 1916
In the Vinton Eagle the paper argues against free trade and party bickering. It asserts past GOP divisions over tariffs were settled by McKinley and protection returns with sound money. It predicts a 1916 surge to restore Republican protection as a key program alongside roads and schools.
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Vinton Eagle
Roosevelt
Harrison
McKinley
Republican Party
Jinx Hangs Over George Cosson Iowa Governorship Hope
Sioux City Journal notes Frank Stock ton's reputation for a jinx like in His Wife's Deceased Sister. The piece suggests George Cosson, famed attorney general, may see his own success hinder his bid for Iowa governor as publishers resist broader works.
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Sioux City Journal
Frank Stockton
Pols
Pole
George Cosson
Iowa
Society Coin's At Olin Recorder Style Fun
Two capricious young ladies planned mischief imitating a young man’s actions in the parlor. The man blew his nose and the girls copied him. he stroked his hair and they followed. he straightened his collar and so did they. He then turned up his trousers in a calm reversal.
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Olin Recorder
Noted Local Injuries and Deaths Across Counties
A compilation from Dubuque to Cedar Rapids reports Roy OCoenig losing sight in one eye after a torpedo explosion last Sunday. Ray McLeod is killed in a Montana auto crash. Henry Stelling, 60, dies in Iowa City, likely by self harm. John Cramer, a Worthington painter, may lose an eye after a Roman candle injury.
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Roy Ocoenig
Dubuque
Ray McLeod
M. J. Mcleod
Central City
Chautau, Montana
Henry Stelling
Iowa City
Cascade
John Cramer
Worthington
Bremen Township
Delaware County
Robert Hunt
Majestic Theatre
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Jack Britt
Michael O’meara
Robert Anderson
Manchester
Anderson
O’meara
Fred Wray
Mid-river Park
EH. P. Reynolds
Standard Oil Co
Wray
Reynolds
Calmar Line Case Before Board Reopens Rail Service Debate
The Calmar branch line case before the railroad commissioners again tests state power to require adequate passenger service. Patrons argue two trains daily, Milwaukee rails resist. A Des Moines dispatch notes renewed arguments as board turnover raises doubt about a decision before incumbents depart.
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Calmar
Monticello
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Des Moines
State House
B. W. Newberry
Hederson
Commerce Counsel
Milwaukee Railroad
Burlington Road
van Wert
Shenandoah
Improvements on military road and reformatory buzz in June
Supervisor Rudolph Bohren reports macadam work on the Monticello Cascade road near Kellogg hill to ease a long dangerous stretch. The reformatory with an average June inmate count of 708+, the highest in its history, draws renewed political critique. Local express agents receive new liquor shipment receipt books to record in detail shipper, date, place, purpose, and delivery, aiding enforcement efforts.
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Rudolph Bohren
Monticello
Cascade
Kellogg Hill
Reformatory
Must We Have It Again
Evelyn Nesbit says recounting her life story on the witness stand would be an ordeal for her and for the public, who would endure it as well.
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Sioux City Journal
Evelyn Nesbit
The Eclipse Corner Hardware and Fence Ad
A marketplace notice promoting screens for flies, Will McLauglin's neighbors helping move lumber for a new home, and a sales pitch for Iowa Gates Peerless Fence and Can’t Sag wooden gates. It touts home improvements, stove coal, new potatoes, office improvements, and barbed wire, urging customers to buy local for value and satisfaction.
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Will Mclaughlin
Cornell Board
German Civil War Veteran Proposes Toast
Phil Schaller of Sacramento, a well known German veteran, proposed a toast: One God, one flag, zwei lager. The remark reflects postwar sentiment and evokes historic loyalties.
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Sibley Tribune
Phil Schaller
Sac
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