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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1916

Page

6

Immigration debate and suffrage optimism cited in Ames remarks

Uncle Joe Cannon criticizes a read and write immigration requirement while highlighting descendants of 1790 census families and notable figures. Debates on women’s suffrage grow as Taft Wilson and other leaders express support, signaling political shifts. Democratic concerns over Tom Taggart’s Indiana senator appointment frame party ethics and spoil system worries.

Joe Cannon Taft Wilson Tom Taggart Indiana Taggart Barnes Congress

Public demands reliable news on Villa chase

The document laments censorship that yields conflicting dispatches on Villa. It notes fluctuating reports of his surround and escape, warns that unreliable updates mislead the public, and urges government to issue trustworthy information as the pursuit prolongs.

Villa

Taft’s Mexico remarks echo as U S troops push inland

The piece notes former President Taft’s warning about Mexican troubles, describes American soldiers entering northern Mexico, and forecasts guerrilla warfare ahead. It urges public support and patriotic preparedness for the troops facing a difficult expedition.

Taft Ames Mexico United States

Judiciary panel delays prohibition and suffrage amendments

The House judiciary committee tabled both prohibition and woman suffrage amendments, joining them and postponing action by a majority vote. Advocates feel momentary setback but insist the efforts edge closer to success despite the defeat.

House Judiciary Committee Congress

Aren't you glad that it comes only once in two years

A reflective line noting the event occurs biennially and prompts a sense of relief or anticipation. The brief suggests a general public mood rather than specific entities.

Failure of the Primary

The Cedar Rapids Gazette critiques the primary election law arguing it failed to curb party bosses and fix taxes or services. It claims voters still fear secret ballots and notes increased election costs and persistent political rings despite reform.

Cedar Rapids

Sadness of It All From War Dispatches of a Soldier’s Farewell

Qedar Rapids Republican reports Harry CO Evans details poignant wartime scenes in Europe. He recalls Berlin platform farewells as train carries soldiers to Verdun fronts, with mothers and fathers blessing, tears and prayers amid massed farewells. He laments war’s human cost and questions accountability of those who wage it.

Qedar Rapids Harry CO. Evans Iowa Europe Ford Commission Berlin Verdun

Bryan to Head Nebraska Delegation at National Democratic Convention

The article notes William J. Bryan will lead Nebraska's Democratic delegation to the national convention in St Louis. He will join the resolutions committee and align actions with his views or face consequences. The piece portrays his influence over party members and signals Iowa Democrats recalling Bryan’s blessing at Kansas City.

Bryan Vinton Sagle William J. Bryan Nebraska President Wilson Champ Clark Committee On St. Louis Iowa Kansas City Lincoln

Republican State Convention Call Sets Cedar Rapids May 17

The official call for the Republican state convention announces a May 17 gathering in Cedar Rapids. Delegates will form and adopt resolutions and handle business arising during the convention with Jones county allotted 11, Delaware 12, Dubuque 15, and Linn 25 delegates.

Cedar Rapids Jones County Delaware Dubuque Linn

Democratic party faces decade of unrest, Bryan dies at 56

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Mr. Bryan is 56 and asserts the Democratic party will not enjoy peace for a decade, reflecting a period of political tension and uncertainty.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat Bryan Democratic Party

Death of Don Rathbun Reverberates in Marion and Perry

Major Rathbun of Marion and his wife endure the loss of their only son Don Rathbun of Perry. The community shares in their sorrow as they reflect on the son’s useful and trustful life and the sunset period of their lives.

Major Rathbun Marion Don Rathbun Perry

Modest Letter Wishes Iowa Audience Over US Appeal

A remark on EH. R. Moore's letter addressed to the people of Iowa noting it could have appealed to the people of the United States if eight more letters had been used.

EH. R. Moore Iowa United States

Village News Summary of Local Deaths and Elections

Mrs. Asa Ballou of Clarence dies in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Cedar county awards 33872 for concrete bridge and culvert work. Urbana fire destroys half the business district, losses around 35000. Local elections name new mayors and council members in Coggan, Dyersville, and Center Point. Court actions cover guardianships estates and foreclosures. Ex president Taft speaks at Ames and Iowa City on preparedness attracting large crowds.

Asa Ballou Clarence Cedar Rapids Cédar County Urbana Yule Villa Tipton Cedar County J. W. Dickman Olin E. 5 S. Main Delaware County Belgrade Nebraska Buck Creek H. L. Main Hopkinton Wyoming Journal C. B. Larkey Distemper Mr. Larkey Coggan G. M. Kendall J. R. Campbell J. H. Ehlers L. G. Hall Fred Joasie N. B. Richardson D. D. Johnson W. M. Crosier Chicago & Northwestern Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Clinton B. N. Arquette Dyersville G. M. Cropp Iowa University Equal Suffrage Association Taft Iowa State College Ames State University At Iowa City Great College

Estabrook Praised as Nation’s Safe and Sound Orator

The Cedar Rapids Republican lauds Henry D. Estabrook as one of the best men in the country praising his safe sane and sensible character and noting he is an orator with few peers in the nation.

Cedar Rapids Henry D. Estabrook

Wanted Help at Creamery in Center Junction IA

Advert seeks an 18 plus helper for a creamery in Center Junction Iowa. Applicant must provide strong references and avoid smoking or drinking. Write F E Craig Center Junction IA. 39 w2. Notice Farmers Protective League of Jones county meets at Monticello Public Library at two pm Saturday to discuss a Cedar county committee and nominate a state senator candidate OO Schatz president.

F. E. Craig Center Junction Iowa Farmers’ Protective League of Jones County Monticello Cedar County Schatz

Eclipse Corner Adopts Shingle Style Humor and Lumber Pitch

Local ad column voices a carnival of product pitches from shingles and nails to screens and barn equipment. It mocks weather forecasts, touts Red Cedar shingles, Louden carriers, and a clay lawn diner while riffing on hogs and Villa.

Europe U. S. Army

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