Prohibition Debate and Iowa Political Forecast
The Times-Republican reprints a critique of repeal efforts and predicts that constitutional prohibition may pass despite bootlegger opposition. It notes temperance loyalty, voter impatience, and suggests bootleggers could influence the debate. It also discusses Iowa Democrats’ prospects for federal recognition and predicts Wilson’s second term appointments will favor Republicans with California and Utah in focus.
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Marshalltown ‘Times-Republican
Tipton Mayor Threatens Proclamation Enforcement
The writer argues mayors issuing proclamations to enforce ordinances reveal failing duty. Enforcing laws would boost respect for law and mayors’ re election prospects. The piece critiques listening to rabble and calls for consistent enforcement by officials.
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Tipton
Emperor Francis Joseph dies after war devastates Europe
The aged Austrian emperor Francis Joseph died last Tuesday night at nine. His death arrives as the empire endures a grim war, with successor Archduke Charles Francis, born in 1887, poised to inherit the throne amid upheaval. The text notes the campaign funding contrast with public perception of righteousness.
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Austria
Europe
Francis Joseph
Francis Ferdinand
Archduke Charles Francis
Ambrose Tucker
West Branch
Iowna City
Lee Wing
Tucker
Wing
Oato Sells Views McAdoo Presidential Prospects
Oato Sells weighs the chance of Secretary McAdoo running for president four years hence in the context of the Wilson family influence. The job is seen as desirable and Sells hopes it remains under Wilson sway.
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Oato Sells
Weat
McAdoo
Oato
Wilson
Iowa Legislature Faces Republican Strength Shift
The Iowa legislature is seen trending more Republican, with ten senators and fourteen representatives expected to uphold Democratic party dignity amid a generation-wide shift.
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Iowa
Judge Hughes Congratulates Wilson on Re-election
Judge Hughes sent his congratulations to Mr Wilson after California announced the official vote. He rejected fraud rumors and accepted Wilson's slender plurality. Bryan aims to make the Democratic Party align with prohibition, citing Ed Meredith who spent 86000 in such efforts.
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Judge Hughes
Wilson
California
Hughes
Cleveland
Blaine
Bryan
Democratic Party
Ed Meredith
Adamson wage bill storm sparks rail union clash
Des Moines Capital reports attorneys for railroad brotherhoods and the justice department unite to defend the Adamson law as President Lee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen threatens a strike if hours and pay are rolled back or eight hour day not adopted. The New York World rebukes Lee for portraying unions above the law while backing the measure.
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Des Moines
Railroad Brotherhoods
Federal Department of Justice
Lee
Brotherhood of
Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Brotherhoods
New York World
Wilson
The
World
State Colleges versus Small Colleges in Iowa Debate
The Iowa educational commission survey endorses few papers while noting three state institutions remain fixed. Overcrowding concerns push parents toward denominational colleges like Grinnell Cornell and Coe, which offer healthier environments. State schools suit only those willing to struggle for education, contending with crowded professors’ tables.
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Cedar Rapids
Eucational Commission
Iowa
Theas
Grinnell
Cornell
Coe
Surprising Washington Note Prompts Diplomat Resignations
The Sioux City Journal reports a Washington statement that all American diplomats will resign as President Wilson begins a second term. The note upends recent assurances that the U S diplomatic corps abroad was the finest and most efficient in history.
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Sioux City Journal
Washington
Wilson
United States
Will Be Taken Care Of Gorman Defeat Noted
A local report notes the defeat of John C. Gorman for recorder. Gorman suffered an accident that disabled him from manual labor yet remained a faithful worker for the ticket this year. The piece reflects on his service amid statewide political shifts and promises recognition when the West receives its due from the administration.
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Auamosa Journal
John C. Gorman
Recorder
A Rude Interruption in Education Survey Note
An educational survey intruded in a quiet setting, making a pointed reference to topics many wished to keep out of the conversation. The remark drew attention for its bold interruption amid a calm discussion.
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Marshalltown Times - Republican
Republican Leader H Named In 1920 Race
A Sioux Falls Argus Leader item notes the 1920 Republican leader is already indicated, with the name starting with H, suggesting early framing of the campaign front. The short report points to a named individual as the party figurehead.
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Sioux Falls
Calorie values in foods prompt affordable nutrition guidance
The piece cites Fisher and Fisk on How to Live, outlines calories as energy units, and ranks foods by cost per ten million calories from glucose to beef and oysters. It urges Jones County to back a large agriculture and domestic science short course in Anamosa January 15–20, stressing county-wide participation.
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Irving Fisher
Yale
Eugene L. Fisk
Hygiene Reference Board
The
Life Extension Institute
Jones County
Anamosa
Obituary for A. C. Blake in Cedar Rapids at 70
A. C. Blake prominent Cedar Rapids lawyer died at age 70. The note of several other local events follows including church calls, crimes, trials, and social notices across Iowa communities from Independence to Dubuque and Waterloo.
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A. C. Blake
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church of Independence
Harry Glenn Finney
Hamilton
Ohio
Matt Clemons
Dyersville
Inlaw
John Pauly
Dubuque
Lemons
Cornell
Ooe
St. Thomas
Simpraon
Des Moines
Own If
Ames
Missouri
Crazed With Success After Town Victory Celebration
Town of Ames victory celebration leads to vandalism and theft as over 1 500 students participate. Police report store break ins wagon and box burning damaged property and clashes with revolvers. Faculty to lead investigation into incident along with state university officials.
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Towa City
State University of Iowa
Ames
Iowa River
University
Do You Envy Her Omaha Congresswoman Sight in Washington
A Montana congresswoman, a prominent figure among D C notables, draws attention as a Washington sight. Her presence sparks interest and chatter about her role and public life.
Distinct Gobble of Turkey Mirrored by Pie Vision
A brief World Herald item notes the sharp gobble of a wild turkey and the faint shape of a minced pie, illustrating a light seasonal observation without drama or action.
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Omaha World-Herald
Attorney Jobo Welch candidate for Washington government post
Jons County Times notes Attorney Jobo Welch will seek a position in the federal legal department in Washington. Welch is praised as an excellent lawyer and likely to serve Uncle Sam well if appointed. White Iowa will vote for Hughes while Wilson drew about 216000 Iowa supporters, keeping Republicans wary of aiding neighboring states. The piece urges Iowa Democrats to gain consideration from the administration as they stay committed to their political faith despite defeats.
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Jons County
Jobo & Welch
Washington
Welch
Sam
White
Iowa
Hughes
Wilson
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Bryan jokes on party roles in Wisconsin remarks
In Wisconsin W. J. Bryan quips that Republicans kept him from office for twenty years and Democrats put him in only to see him out again. He suggests whichever party wins the election, Bryan will likely remain out of office.
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Washington Herald
Wisconsin
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Time Makes Changes
A Philadelphia Ledger brief recalls an elderly couple in a carriage scene. The wife gently rebukes the husband for not helping, claiming he is less gallant than in youth while he retorts she is less buoyant than in her girlhood.
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Philadelphia Ledger
A Vivid Past Revealed in Crisis Conversation
In a dramatic exchange the husband describes an accident as his past life flashes before him while the wife remarks on uncovering her spouse’s hidden history. The brief dialogue centers on memory, danger, and undisclosed experiences between William and his wife.
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New York Times
William
Bette
St Louis Notes Optimistic Attendance Projections
In a Globe-Democrat report the upcoming house is described as likely to attract steady crowds, with expectations of regular attendance and ongoing community interest shaping future events.
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St. Louis
Coal sales and vetting of cars amid a hard year
The ad notes limited coal supplies with two vetted cars in the past week. One is Virginia Splint described as good hot coal for winter warmth. It urges customers to call, touts polishing with Kelipse abingles, and says the car sold last week had no complaints. hurry as it won’t last.
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Virginia
House duties pledge from Mrs Simpson to Bobbie
Mrs Simpson tells Bobbie to guard the house as if the father were home, using a playful chant about a little mani do. Bobbie asks if he must kiss the nurse, adding a childlike moment of humor to the scene.
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Mrs. Simpson
Bobbie
Manu
Coal Sale Ad Promises Quick Delivery and Low Prices
An advertisement urges to phone in orders for coal with speedy delivery. It guarantees a fair price and positions the product as practical and affordable, despite not being premium coal.
Iowa gates keep farmers warm this winter
There are enough Town gates here yet to make lots of farmers happy this winter. On cold snowy days you don't want to have to shovel your way through a gate and at that, one that does not work well. Iowas al ways work fine and satisfy you.
Inventory time near as we ask for cement sacks return
We urge everyone to bring back our cement sacks for credit, worth ten cents each, so we can send them back to the mills. We also seek any loose cash to recover.
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Epworth
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Canton
Henry Wager
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Jackson County
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J. W. Reeves
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May Laws
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Cedar County
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Vinton
McKinley
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Miss Emler
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Justice Court
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Montana
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DIE Stors GQ
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Houg
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