Debates Over Married Women Liberty And Name Use
The piece compares Fannie Hurst and Mary Roberts Rhinehart views on marriage secrecy and keeping or changing surnames. Hurst explains a nontraditional arrangement with her partner, while Rhinehart clarifies she does not feel her personality is destroyed by using her husband’s name and defends focusing on home and work.
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New York Tribune
Minnie Madden Fiske
the Tribune
Cummins Backed by Broad Nonaligned Voters in Primary
The article argues Senator Cummins gains support from many who are not his traditional allies amid pre primary campaigns. It praises his railroad arbitration plan as protecting public rights while allowing labor redress. It notes opposition from Gompers federation socialists and the I W Ws who oppose arbitration.
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Gompers
Federation of Labor
House
I. W. Ws
River cities struggle after lumber era decline
Official returns show Burlington Clinton and Muscatine did not gain population in the last decade. The towns built on Mississippi lumber with vast sawmills and log rafts now face a post decline era. Inland cities grew while river towns sought new industries and a fresh start with renewed enterprise.
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Clinton
Muscatine
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Revival of Popular Old Songs Promises Musical Return
From New York comes a report that jazz is going out of style and that a revival of popular old songs and their music is planned. It notes that many were enraptured by archaic jazz and suggests hope this trend may be true.
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New York
Jones County Republicans Urged to Back Ernest R Moore for Governor
The Jones County Republicans are urged to consider Ernest R Moore of Cedar Rapids for governor in the upcoming primary ten days away He is a native of Jones County and ranked highly among candidates The Express has supported him but notes he is the Fifth district candidate and urges local backing Local editorial comment discusses dissatisfaction with the Wilson administration and shifts among Monticello Democrats away from Wilson or his cabinet
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Jones County
Ernest R. Moore
Cedar Rapids
the Express
Moore
George Briggs
Fayette County
Fayette
Towa
Willian Stuhler
EH. K. Wehardson
Prices, politics and policy mix in a changing era
Discussion notes price declines by large retailers driven by stock clearance rather than wholesale drops. It cites economic strains, household thrift, Carranza’s death, ancient empires’ lack of common foods, Swiss reservations to the League, Iowa’s Chicago convention role, French tax on small families, and upcoming Republican convention and graduates’ interests.
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Switzerland
League of Nations
United States
Senate
League
Post Office Administration Faces Paralyzing Nerve Debate
The source notes a broad paralysis in the administration, with emphasis on the nerves of the post office department and its functioning under current leadership. The remark reflects concern about inefficiency and stalled decisions within key agencies.
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Post Office Department
Democrats Face Rift Over San Francisco Treaty Plank
Washington Post reports that the San Francisco convention may reject any treaty reservations provoking voter backlash among moderates. Leading party figures besides President Wilson warn against the move as Democrats in the Senate back reservations to preserve state support and self preservation may push over Wilson.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Wilson
Senate
Debs In Washington Democrat Two Sides Of A Man
Alex Miller labels Debs as plain bughouse yet virtuous and kind at heart. He argues Debs thinks crooked, acts the fool, and thus deserves his political fate. He invites socialists to vote their conscience if they support him.
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W. P. Crumbacker
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Independence
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West Virginia
Ohio
Bauer Crimbacker
Call for modest living and shared civic effort
The essay urges Americans to curb excess and speed, save resources, and prioritize home ownership and steady work. It promotes leading by example, avoiding lavish consumption, and pushing Congress to align with thrift and practical reforms. It highlights housing, farming, and religious community cooperation as keys to national welfare.
Mexico's Quiet Transition Bets on Law and Growth
The Cedar Rapids column analyzes Obregon's rise and Carranza's fall, noting Mexican hopes for law and order, economic expansion, and development potential. It cites U.S. views, Huerta, and American patience as key factors shaping the republic's future amid war risks. It also lists local matters in Cedar Rapids including bar association meeting dates, voting machines, housing permits, and public notices.
Dry law shown effective as liquor scarce in Alexandria
Vice President Marshall criticizes the dry law as unrepresentative yet admits its impact. The market for real liquor is tight, while even low quality mixtures fetch about 30 to 40 dollars per quart, suggesting the law works by curbing access.
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Benton
Linn
Walker
Linn County
Alexandria Herald
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The Shortages and the Nation's Transit Crisis
The piece argues the transportation shortage drives food and fuel scarcities, worsens farm profits, and hinders labor and industry. It calls for more railroad equipment, better terminals, new trackage, and waterways to relieve bottlenecks and restore steady supply chains.
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Chicago Daily News
Mile Loney
We can get along with less luxuries and services
Opinion on living within means and reducing waste in labor and luxuries. Argues individuals must act after war to stabilize economy and curb unnecessary employment and excess consumerism. Mentions cafeteria idea and critique of government aid and congress. Concludes with view that George is on strike.
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Saturday Evening Post
Jabor
Wat
Congress
George
Let We Come Wy Tt Must
Cedar Rapids Republican comments on railroad workers walkouts and wage demands. The piece argues against widespread strikes and excessive wage claims, noting no fixed living standard and questioning the practicality of repeated takedowns of production. It urges restraint and realism amid labor tensions.
Democratic Party in a Tight Bind Amid Idealism Debate
The article contrasts President Wilson and Bryan, showing how democratic ideology strains under rigid moral and political ideals. It questions whether people prefer simply living or truly being alive, reflecting a broader political and personal dilemma.
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Chicaso Daily News
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Not Seeing Red at Cedar Rapids Labor Meeting
The Cedar Rapids Republian reports a labor convention scene marked by loud protestors and political disagreement. It notes Senator Cummins facing opposition from a faction described as red rhetoric, while urging voters to avoid candidacies tied to such colored attributions.
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Cedar Rapids Republian
Labor Convention
Formab Enmipadgiis
Cummins
U.S. 4
Apa
Mort Dodge
Bowie
Democratic Perspective on Iowa Politics and 1930s Primary Tilt
Davenport Democrat reflects on the Des Moines analysis of Iowa politics with four Republican gubernatorial hopefuls and a tense senatorial race. The Lowden faction remains, Hayner’s primary surge could shake the field, leaving Democrats content to stay on the sidelines.
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Fowi
Des Moines
Lowden
Unut
Hayner
Des Moines Debate Over Railroad Control Plan
Des Moines reports discuss a US Senate selection to replace Senator Cumming and the issue of government ownership of railroads. Proponents of the Plumb plan argue for government ownership or control with workers managing operations, while opponents question its political merits.
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Des Moines
United States
Cumming
Cobe Brookfart
Springfold Republicans debate Mexico policy cartoons
In Springfold Massachusetts a Republican delegation weighs Mexico policy as cartoonists depict a figure with missing whiskers, illustrating satirical commentary on the issue.
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Springfold
Mass
Mexico
Aisa Carrangi
Hin Whiskers
Harvest Hands Cited In Economic Signal
Fragments from the Omahe World-Herald reference an economic note noting harvest hands and a favorable reception in the country. The brief hints at labor, markets, and public opinion shaping harvest timing and wage expectations.
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Omahe World-Herald
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