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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
6
The Cuban constitutional convention adopted the Platt amendment yesterday by a 16 to 11 vote. Meanwhile reports suggest Minister Conger may seek a two month extension of his China leave to attend the state convention and support his gubernatorial bid. The Manchester Press notes a Cummins nomination risk, predicting a bolt could occur either way depending on his candidacy.
Palo Alto County in the 10th district aligns with the anti Cummins movement. A delegation was chosen last Monday including Tom Way and Judge Carr but failing to halt the wave against the nominee. The group shows support for Trewin amid the contest.
The Dubuque Herald doubts Cummins will secure the nomination more than a few weeks ago. It warns that if a coalition forms among supporters of the other three candidates, Cummins could be defeated. It also notes opponents are skilled at trading while Cummins has limited support beyond his inner circle.
Senator Depew and Congressman Grosvenor push for a third McKinley term, but few take it seriously as past leaders like Grant and Washington refused. In Green county, Cummins tactics shaped the supreme court race as Judge Church withdrew after being denied delegation control. The piece argues Cummins prioritizes personal ambition over state interests.
The Cedar Rapids Republican warns that a six judge Iowa supreme court risks ties on key issues. It notes a tie would affirm the lower court, while Madison county backing for Conger signals a political shift against Cummins machine tactics.
The citizens of Wyoming plan a grand Fourth of July celebration with an entertaining program promised. The report lists local events, notable visitors, and community notes from surrounding towns, including deaths, accidents, and legal matters.
Jones County Iowa board meets June 8 1901 in Anamosa with all members present. Minutes approve April record and discuss express mileage audits. Several tax refunds and road surveys are approved, including Clay township tax increase amendment and a church tax remission request deferred to September.
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