Harding Stronger Campaigner In Iowa Race Says Dixon
Carl Dixon, Des Moines Capital correspond ent, reports from campaign tours with Harding and Meredith. Dixon finds Harding favored by voters, credits Meredith for earnestness but notes Harding’s superior campaign acumen. He argues farmers on the road issue favor Harding, while party shifts on prohibition prompt scrutiny of candidates.
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Carl. Dixon
Des Moines
Meredith
Yeaterday
Odda
Fronta
Dixon
Deliver
Soverntey
Fi Followa
Kr. Harding
Harding Leads Iowa Primary With Wide County Show
In Iowa, Mr. Harding the present lieutenant governor carried 87 of 99 counties in a Republican primary featuring Allen, Coss on and Kuhnlein. Voters resisted pressure toward Meredith, noting past setbacks for both parties as Democrats loom skeptical of the forced candidacy and Meredith’s political path.
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Harding
Iowa
Allen
Cosson
Kuhnlein
D Buque
Meredith
U boat sinks six steamers off American coast
The report describes a German U boat sinking six steamers near the U S coast last Sunday. It notes Americans aboard a torpedoed passenger steamer were saved and mentions a Newport honors reception and ongoing delicate diplomacy with Britain and Germany as nations maneuver.
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Newport
United States
Germany
England
Basher campaign notes draw critique of private morals in Iowa race
A Du buque address by Hon H E Basher suggests ninety percent of Iowa progressive votes back Wilson while attendance at Basher meetings is weak. In Marion only five people attended a speech. Basher now speaks from street steps. Rev Hillman defends private habits not being the issue amid prohibition debates. Republican county ticket prospects seem strong with some Democrats opposing parts of the slate.
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H. E. Basher
Dubuque
Iowa
Wilson
Basher
Marion
Mr. Hillman
Des Moines
Harding
Meredith
What He Has Been Standing For
Sioux City Journal analyzes past Iowa Democratic stances on liquor policy. It contrasts 1900 1901 and 1910 era pledges favoring local option over strict mulct enforcement, noting Meredith Harding and party shifts toward allowing local choice with high license limits.
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Sioux City-Journal
Meredith
Democratice Party
Harding
Towa
Democratic Party of
Iowa
Methodism and political independence among Iowa Methodists
A Cedar Rapids Republican correspondent argues the church and its preachers do not dictate votes. He asserts Methodists are divided, with lay members voting their own minds and labor groups unable to command votes. The piece emphasizes independence from clergy and party lines.
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Cedar Rapids
Democracy
Dan
Iowa
Mail Order Houses Influence in Campaign Areas
The Dubuque Times cites a warning that Merediths blundered by linking Successful Farming to their campaign. It notes Successful Farming's large circulation as a publicity medium for mail order houses and that Meredith's ads rely heavily on out-of-state promotions to lure Iowa shoppers.
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Marion Register
Dubuque
St. Paul Pioneer Press Caption on Presidential Job Fight
The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes include a remark about men contending for the presidential job, reflecting public attitudes toward leadership and national politics.
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St. Patl
Stolen Bits of Rumur and Odd Humors on a Street
Vignettes unfold as Nora Mulvaney meets Bridget Carr with a baby, a financier's failure sparks talk, and reform tales mix with light humor. A Century humor excerpt recalls reformers, courting delays, and a persistent caller at the door.
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Nora Mulvaney
Bridget Carr
Bridget
Nora
Tipton Community Club Seen as Broad Boost for County
Mt Vernon Hawkeye notes Tipton's Community Club as a model for county towns combining agricultural and commercial interests. It serves as an educational influence and promotes mutual benefits, extending beyond a typical commercial club. The outsider observer sees strong qualifications in the club’s name and efforts.
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Improvement Club
Mt. Vernon Hawkeye
Tipton
Ipton
North Pays The Bill In Munitions Tax Debate
A Chicago report recalls how the Kitchin munitions tax law evolved after southern opposition and northern gains. The copper tax was trimmed to protect nonmetal inputs while the income tax was boosted, illustrating southern influence over Democratic Congress policy.
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Kitchin
House
Senate
Montana
Arizona
Finance Committee
South
Ashurst
Missouri
Alabama
North
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
West
Local News Highlights Across Iowa Counties
Reports of hog cholera in Preston area and a string of accidents and injuries mark this week. Notable deaths include Mrs. W. C. Monroe of Anamosa in New Mexico and Capt. A. A. Morse of Manchester. Court actions involve chicken theft and forgery indictments, while football results from several colleges are listed. A Webster City school nurse program expands after infantile paralysis cases.
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Jackson County
Mraj
Ernest Ruggberg
Lost Nation
W. C. Monroe
Anamosa
Nara Visa
New Mexico
Linn County
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Olin
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A. A. Morse
Manchester
Iowa Infantry
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Town State College
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Sontesta
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Kansas City
Morria
Little
Cedar Rapids
Haworth
Vern Hamm
Davenport
George Ellis
Willis
Robert Heefner
Marion
Quaker Oats Company
J. ©. Pfeiffer
Maquoketa
Iowa Mleatric Company
Webster City
Iowa
Cornell
Nebraska
Drake
Highland Park
Grinnell
Simpson
Morningside
Teachers College
Nicholas Bray
Dubuque
Peter Winders
Marshalltown
W. H. Byerly
J. H. Carpenter
Arinnell
Bessie Bartosch
Solon
Federal Grand Jury
United States Diatrict Court
Chicago
Bartosch
Chhicago
Henry Hemifling
Spragueville
Louis Ryan
East Dubuque
Hemilling
Ryan
Wheat price futures rise past war period figures
The New York Sun notes grain men predicting wheat may reach 82 a bushel before year’s end, citing past spikes after wars. Historical data show prices climbed after conflicts, with references to 1817 1867 and 1917 patterns, suggesting possible postwar highs rather than wartime peaks.
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New York Sun
No Promises Out. Campaigns keep cost of living in view
Sioux Falls campaign note argues both parties refuse to promise price relief as groceries and essentials rise. Potatoes flour meat and sugar increase pressures voters.
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Sioux Falla
Modified Aspirations Atchison Globe Summary
Father once hoped for wealth but now aims to raise his family, reflecting a shift from riches to personal responsibility in the community report.
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Atchison Globe
Republican campaign slurs about hiring and bribery in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Republican reports accusations that Meredith hires Republicans to betray their party by soliciting votes and funds. It claims a $200,000 personal campaign outlay and offers of up to $500 for soliciting Republicans to theft, noting some high up are involved, though one man refused.
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Cedar Rapids
Meredith
Des Moines
Eclipse Corner Promotes Coal Stock and Roofing
The Eclipse Corner urges readers to stock coal early due to potential shortages and invites orders. It promotes storm sash lumber siding and roofing materials with a fresh shipment described as fine, emphasizing readiness for winter and large orders.
Pointed Paragraphs in Chicago News
A collection of wry observations on duty, influence, taste, and ambition. The pieces compare telegraph linemen to politicians and note the costs of cheap talk and easy loans, highlighting social dynamics in a playful, satirical tone.
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Chicago
Cement Supply Offer Sparks Urgent Call
Local supplier touts fresh cement and urges customers to call for availability. Owner notes cement is hard to obtain and promises to try to reserve stock for buyers.
Unclear Fragments Hint Ongoing Construction Plans
The readable text hints at continued building activity and upcoming development work. It suggests anticipation of more structures and projects, with emphasis on expansion and growth in the area.
Peerless Wire Becomes Popular Choice Among Fencers
Many customers opt for Peerless wire citing reliability and value. Some users try it for the first time while others return for repeat purchases, convinced Peerless will cover the bill and satisfy fencing needs.
Fixing Up Old Gates Prompts Bold Iowa Claim
A fragmented note argues that repairing old gates is hard, urging buyers to trust Iowa gates and their owners. The text pushes Iowa as the superior choice and promises trouble-free use with confident assurances.
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Iowa
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