Republican Ticket Names for State and County Offices
A scanned political ticket lists numerous Republican candidates for state and local offices. Notable names include Calvin Coolidge for President with Dawes for Vice President, Hammill for Governor, Ramsey as Secretary of State, McClune for Auditor, Ray B. Johnson for Treasurer, Gibson for Attorney General, Thornburg for Agriculture, Richardson for Railroad Commissioner, Vermilion for Supreme Court Judge, Rigby for State Senator, Grimwood for State Representative, Rees for Clerk of District Court, Paul for County Attorney, Soper for County Recorder, Rockato for County Auditor, Bodenhofer for Sheriff, Walker for County Treasurer, Beam for County Coroner, Hughes and Matthiessen and Veet for Supervisors.
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John Hammill
Clem F. Kendall
Walter A. Ramagsy
J. C. McClune
Ray B. Johnson
Ben J. Gibson
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Mark BP
Thornburg
B’. M. Richardson
Supreme Court
Vacaney
C.W. Vermilion
Thomas Arthur
G. Albert
B. G. Rees
C. ‘B. Paul
Lloyd Soperie
Vern Rockato
John Bodenhofer
George Walker
Beam
Q. J. Hughes
John Matthiessen
Glenn Veet
Liberal Chicago Tribune on tariff policy in campaign
The Chicago Tribune notes its own liberal stance on tariffs, while detailing that La Follette and Davis favor tariff cuts and Coolidge wants to maintain protection with changes. It argues farmers suffer under free trade and urges recognizing labor and consumer interests in any reform.
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The
Chicago Tribune
la Follette
Davis
Coolidge
Tribune
Davis and
Voter Experiments and Road Widths in Early 20th Century Debate
The passage surveys voters open to experiments while criticizing party stalemate, notes past highway narrowness and later widening as motor traffic grows, mentions English road widths of 100 to 120 feet, cites 1919 US national debt figures dropping from 26.66 billion to 21.25 billion by 1924, and credits President Coolidge with debt service savings of about 180 million annually. It also reports BE Feuling predicting Davis carries 64 Iowa counties, and calls Feuling's leadership into question.
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United’ States
Coolidge
Board of Supervisors
Dubuque County
Cascade
Dubuque
Leroy Hanson
Charlies Imman
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Detroit
Columbia
Drake
Grin
Babson Endorses Safe Investments Warns on Rural Real Estate
Statistician Roger W Babson says bank accounts are the safest investments and most bonds are solid, with many stocks fair. He notes real estate mortgages may prove most satisfactory for many investors, especially in rural areas lacking access to bond and stock evaluations.
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Roger W. Babson
Joverloaned Mortgage Notice Underscores Firm Question
Fragmentary text hints at mortgage issues and possible overextension of credit. The note questions when loans were extended and whether obligations exceed available funds, suggesting financial strain or restructuring needs.
Republicans urged to back Steck over Brookhart for Senate
A letter and public notices accuse Republicans of voting for Steck as a preferred alternative to Brookhart. The piece notes Steck is hostile to the party yet preferable to Brookhart, whom critics deem hostile to non radical policies. It references The Express and a withdrawal by Brewer.
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Brookhart
Steck
Express
Brewer
G. Be
Countries adopt tariff protection after war
Thirty foreign countries since the war ended have adopted tariff protection to varying degrees. In England the dole system supports the unemployed while laborers clamour for tariffs to shield them from cheaper German imports.
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England
Germany
Jury service myths debunked by Attorney General Gibson
Martha McClure asked Attorney General Gibson for a ruling on the belief that women who vote are more likely to be called for juries. Gibson replies there is no voter distinction in jury lists and cites broad excuses in the jury law for those unable to serve. He notes women may be excused on health, business, or domestic grounds and insists no woman should abstain from voting due to jury fears.
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Martha McClure
Republican State’. Central Committee
Gibson
Miss McClure
Bach
Mable
Farmers face choice as La Follette campaign fronts Iowa
In Iowa, The American Farmer argues La Follette’s ticket lacks farmer representation and alignment with Republican farm policy. It asserts Republicans authored key farm legislation in the last three years and criticizes La Follette’s ties to socialist groups, warning farmers that his influence would end after Election Day.
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Des Moines
la Follette
Iowa
Lowa
Republican Party
Hus
Moses
Cleveland
Aptrita
National Socialist Party
McNary-Haugen
Senate
Senator la Follette
Representative Voight
Wisconsin
House
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Congress
la Vollette
War Finance Corporation
President Coolidge
Lawa
Farmers of America
America
Explaining Coolidge in New York Speech
Secretary Hughes speaks in New York City praising Calvin Coolidge as a man of un impeachable integrity and fixed standards. The speaker argues character builds public trust and that long perceived virtue earns broad public confidence across local, state, and national levels.
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Hughes
New York City
Gibralter
Gamne Weehull
Calvin Cooler Weg Tr
Dan Steck Accused of Reckless Jump in Burlington
Carroll Herald reports a youth named Dan Steck leaped at Brookhart in Burlington, stamping the senator into mud in a staged confrontation. Brookhart's light reply is noted as the simplest exit from the incident.
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Carroll ‘Herald
Dan Steck
Burlington
Brookhart
Moe
Dan
Central City Edges Monticello In Warm Friday Game
Central City beat Monticello 9 to 6 on the home gridiron as ten minute quarters replaced the usual length. Lew Gubler returned a kickoff for a 90 yard touchdown and Monticello led 6-3 at halftime before Central City scored in the fourth. Monticello faces Manchester next, after Manchester beat Marion 13-7.
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Monticello
Central City
Lew Gubler
Schweitzer
Barnts
Zubler
L. Podhaski
R. Denkhoff
Chambers
Anderson
Sutherland
Van
Anamosa Triumph Over Maquoketa On Home Field
Anamosa beat Maquoketa 12 to 6 on the Maquoketa gridiron last Friday, with two Anamosa touchdowns in the first quarter.
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Cedar Rapida-Anamosa Road
A. A. Wasaba
Marion
Oxford Junction
Fairview
Wasaba
Farm Bureau Essay Contest Attracts County Interest
Entries flow into the Farm Bureau from Jones county as the contest grows. Subjects include Why Dad Is a Farm Bureau Member and Why Dad Should Be A Farm Bureau Member. Thirteen cash prizes total from 7.50 to 1.00 are offered. A free trip to Chicago is part of the national content. Contest closes November 6 at the Anamosa office.
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Farm Bureau
Dad
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Farm Bureau Office
Anamosa
Iowa Magazine poll favors Coolidge and Dawes in state race
The Iowa Magazine poll of about sixty Iowa papers shows Coolidge and Dawes leading with 13,875 votes out of 24,103 cast, about 57 percent. La Follette and Wheeler have 5,733 votes, Davis and Bryan 4,413, and 82 scatters. If the pattern holds with a total near 860,000, Coolidge-Dawes would total about 473,000, with La Follette-Wheeler at 216,000 and Davis-Bryan at 163,000, a margin of roughly 258,000 for Coolidge-Dawes.
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Iowa Magazine
Anamosa Journal
Iowa
Journal
Coolidge and Dawes
Coolidge
Dawes
la Follette
Wheeler
C Davis
Bryan
Democratic
Midates
Aittle
Davis
Coolidge-Dawes
Silly aphorisms on trust and marriage in Sioux City satirical note
A humorous column laments misuses of language and social clichés about trust, matrimony, and flirtation. It mocks people who misread words and blame romantic misjudgments on luck and appearances, using light satire and playful comparisons.
New Gun Permit Law Takes Effect Soon
The article explains a new state gun permit law to take effect October 28. Sheriffs or police chiefs will issue concealed weapon permits under the new rules and maintain records. Peace officers and authorized agents may receive permits, while volunteer officers may no longer be allowed to arm themselves. Merchants selling firearms will also obtain permits with sales recorded.
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Sheriffs of Chiefs of Police
Motor car toll crisis urged as American emergency
Chicago Tribune reports rising motor vehicle deaths across Cook county and the nation, with 640 local fatalities after 1924 licenses and over 16 000 nationally in 1923. Editors warn roads are unsafe, liken danger to war, and urge recognition of the crisis affecting families and society.
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Chicago Tribune
Wwe
Cook County
United States
North Africa
Elected Freshman Class Officer and Town Fire Update
Miss Huberta Livingston of Hopkinton was chosen secretary and treasurer of the University of Town College of Medicine freshman class. A house fire on the D McAllister farm southeast of town destroyed the residence of Tom Clark, with heavy losses to household goods though some items were saved. The origin is unknown and the building was insured for 1500 dollars. Excavation for a new house has begun and will be rushed to completion. Neighbors offer sympathy for the Clark loss and the community notes the homeowner’s sentiment on facing winter after the blaze. The article also includes an editorial critique of President Coolidge, praising his straightforward approach and public confidence.
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Leo F. Tierney
Manchester
Bronson & Tierney
Dubuque
Kenline, Roedill & Hoffman
Bronson
Hendrix
Davenport
A. F. Dawson
First National Bank
Henry W. Mowry
Charles Reinking
Jones County District Court
Lowdon Mien
Jones
County District Court
Supreme Court
Supreme Cour
Anamosa
Maquoketa
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Lucea Hejinian
Holyoke College
Maassachusetts
Northwestern University
Chicago
Jones County
Charles Larkey
Wyoming
Harris Johnson
Studebaker
West Salem
Wisconsin
Huberta Livingston
Hopkinton
College of Medicine
University of Town
D. McAllister
Tom Clark
Clark
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Anti Masonry
Labo Party
Locos. Fotos
Know ‘Nothing Party
Constitutional Union
Soil Party
Prohibition
Greenback Party
Peoples: Party
Socialist’ Party
Progressive ‘Party
Dts
Aly. Als
BE. J. Feuling
Democratic State Central Committee
Mr. Fealing
Neighborhood News
Cemetery Association
Greeley
Don A. Prdussner
National Bank
Lola Beatrice Easterly
Oxford
Junction
Clarance
Stonebrook
Clarence
Mississippi Valley Fair & Exposition Co
George Gestel
Delhi
Austria
Francis Gestel
Michael Mueller
Prairia Springs
Jackson County
William H. Fairley
Stanwood
Evergreen School
Eiuck
Wree
Georges Campbell
Anamosa Eureka News
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Ehem
Lihieves
Bailey and
Knapp
Farm Bureau Notes
Sioux City Journal
F. G. Matthiessen
R. P. Clark
Scotch Grove
Towa
A. G. Hanken
Duroc Jersey
Hoag & Petergen
J. W. Hutton
Shover & Pages
Co. W. Balsiger
Paul Meyer
J. Chas. Jones
Chester
B. Seehusen
Center Junction
C. L. van Meter
Beckwith
H. A
Balster Bros
McNeill Bros
Riont
W. A. Storm
J. A. Hubbard
Chestnut and
Third Streets
Monticello State Bank
W. J. Cochrane
Poland
J. L .Weber & Sons
Nanette Baker
Tama
Cecil Curtis
J. R. McNeilly
J. W. Callahan
City Park
Riverside Poultry Farm
Andrew Bajasch
English Corrector
Cornerstone
Alfred Ross
Hopkinton Leader News
Des Moines Register
Harding
Ped Eee
Nerweyk
Eure
Aade
Jones County Trust © Savings Bank
Eclipse
Mike
Harry L. Bodman
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