The Taft Roosevelt Debate Shifts On Party Committee
Fragmentary 1912 era text discusses Republican national committee actions, Roosevelt delegates, and Taft majority. It notes contests, party control, and the influence on the progressive movement, highlighting dissent within the GOP and potential outcomes for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican
Alphens
Deapie
Taft
Tommittas
al Veat
Roosevelt
Tuts
Italea
Rate Committee
Murray Irano
Mas Guehusetts
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Mulvane
Tit Kangag
Rosewater
Hay
Een
National Committee
Convention
Bern
Fragmented reflection on representative government and honesty
The passage laments the integrity of representative government and the influence of party machinery and national committees. It argues that without honest, tenacious representation, public interest suffers and party affairs overshadow national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctimontoug
Tae Yietorleuat
Dark Horse Tactics in the 1912 Republican Nominations
A collage of editorials on party strategy and potential nominees. References to Dolliver Attizon and Cummins, and mentions of Vinton Eagle Davenport Times and other papers guessing about surrogates, dark horses, and the likely 1912 ticket dynamics.
Democrats eye Iowa as pivotal in 1920 contest
Washington dispatch notes Democrats plan to carry Iowa this fall, aiming to win at least four congressional seats and the state for the Democratic presidential candidate. They favor less Republican influence, expect Senator Cummings to have limited role at Chicago, and discuss Taft Hughes Roosevelt dynamics, with Iowa drawing wide attention during the post victory period. John Hooley of Montana visits Washington for the Gulumbay celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Towa
Hughes
Standard Oil
Ohoeco
Taft
Roosevel
Trughes Js
Reminiscences of Long Ago In City Clippings
Fifty years ago Sergeant Charles W Harrington of Lieut Timmanys command was arrested for forgery in this city and sent to Washington for trial. Forty years ago reform school trustees arrived by late evening to inspect grounds on the island and noted the grounds and views. Thirty years ago an endurance meeting at the will manke its headquarters until after the Baltimore convention. Representative Towarr from the second district will spend time at Temple Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Harrington
Lieut
Timmany
Washington
Washburn
Reform School
Islan
Perry M. Cummings
Muscatine
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Darrow Home
The June session of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church met at Mrs. Micabeth Darrow's country home with a rainy afternoon program. Miss Bell Knott led the missionary box and devotional talks featured papers on placage and its growth. Members and guests, including Mrs. Jarrow and Mrs. Barker, enjoyed music, selections on the planola, and strawberries and cream after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Williams
Jarrow
Li Wytn Li
Iowa Wesleyan
Moagant
Rs. Darrow
Barker
Gilbrett
Willys Knott
Schweltert
Doria Fry
Marletta
Memuere
Mr. E
Samuel Gippla
Lin
Gome
Stra
Minnis Leiberknecht
Kennedy
Muscatine
Vanella
Janes Pemble
Nola
mMuegatine
Nortfield
Minn
Titty
Turkington
Columbus Junction
Ing. Shellabarger
Tatts
Gon Davila
Bland
F. B. Idle
Stas Mollingmall
Cedar Falls
Shearer
Nise Beatrix
Lucinda Lyman
Windlald
Clarence Shellyharger
Ihe
Sheltsarger
Charles Bette
Estie
Selby
Eldred
Shirres
Marlon Lelberknecht
Kinross
Abe
Vivian
Ravercamp
Lis
Furnas
Wervar
Grouse Pearly Belog
Anniversary notices and university commencement recap
IWENTS YEARS AGO: June 12th was Sunday. The annual commencement of the State University of Iowa was held Wednesday. The graduating class was among the largest in the institution's history. Diplomas were awarded and prizes for merit distributed. Miss Mabel V. Hoffman of Mascstina received the Greek prize alongside Taco Van Dorze of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University of Iowa
Cliss
Mabel V. Hoffman
Mascstina
Taco van Dorze
Sioux City
Social and religious notices from Letts and surrounding towns
A group including Mr and Mrs Julio Schomberg of Muscatine and guests from Mason City Des Moines and Wapello visited in Letts and Muscatine areas over the weekend. Other items note a church union service, a United Brethren ministerial institute in Letts starting June, plans for a Delta Alpha S meal in the near future, Miss Effie Garrett’s return from school, and a wedding at the U.S. parsonage in Letts for Frank Meacham and Bertha Welch with Rev G T Stark officiating. Jno Curis visited Muscatine for business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julio Schomberg
Muscatine
Letts
William Salberknecht
O. Pe Schomberg
Se Itlays Jr
Mason
Mildred
Mason City
Myr. Reuben, Snyder
Des Moines
Frank Pemble
Wapella
Ada Westbrook
Muscating
L. B. Downer
Tela
L. J. Target
Little Borethy
Vrank Smith
Sandby
Garrats
B. Re
D. D
U. B
Dayton
Ohio
Lette
Frank Meacham
Marengo
Bertha
Welch
Seymour
Towr
Meacham
Miss Welch
Ray
G. T. Stark
Ares. T. Z. Brockway
Charles
Winfeld
Town
C. Turkdngres
Jno
Curis
Kenneth McAnley
Fulton
Laters
B. Streng
Fairfield
Worsigs
Pearl Laeken
Muscitine
Bea Hall
Central City
Hall
Total Telephone Company
Tme
J. R. Denker
Hainert
Sylvester HG
Lysle Bramban
Wilt Looney
Rt Keller
Fayence Mitchell
Starked
Oklahoma
Park
Burrows
Dave Ayres
Gane
Vern
Bennett
Tligabeth Mord
George Hankett
Bt. David
Jeoaus
Ing
Tor
Fred Felt
Sophia Miller
Teachers’ iNstitute
P. B. James
Col Wikiiun Chantacd
Washington
Terry
Ily
Jenner Maurer
Clarence Wudekier
Arthur Wacker
Gail Leaney
Guy Ringreniera
Enent
Jace Ovenius
Muscatiog
Kiser
Newt
Ae Jowa
Swine Breeders Convention Closes in Ames Tonight
The Iowa Swine Breeders Association holds its annual convention in Ames with several hundred delegates and a dance finale after a day of addresses by prominent live stock dealers from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Harmful cure claim for Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a harmless way to darken hair, claiming sulfur supports color and vitality. It urges purchase from druggists for 50 cents, with a refund guarantee if not accurately represented, and notes A. W. Morgan as special agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adarpatter
Therae
Wyeth Chemical Company
New York
Wyeth
Wyeeth
A. W. Morgan
West Second Strupt
Davenport Muscatine Railway Granted 25 Year Street Line
Notice records Davenport and Muscatine Railway Company applying for a 25 year city ordinance to operate and maintain a street railway in Muscatine Iowa. The ordinance permits a single track with switches and poles along Front Chestnut Town Iowa avenues with power by electric or other mechanical means. Public notice cites May 1912 filings and multiple newspaper publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mussatine
Muscatine County
Tke Davenport & Mirseietine Railway Company
Muscatine
Tas
Aluseating
Java
Muscating
Atuseating
Amidavis
Ane
Atusentine
Murercine
Davergore & Muscatine Tatway Companys
Town
Citizens Railway & Light Company
Davenport & Muscating Railway Company
Davenport & Muscatine Mailway Company
Towa
Davenport & Muscatine Railway Company
Citizens' Trailway
Tleht
Traglke Teroin
Eladeens
Seqeion E
Front Street
Patyeen
Ila Ralwey Company
Fale Cone
Muse
Cathe
Davenport and Muscatine Railway seeks Front and Iowa street link
The ordinance contemplates the Davenport and Muscatine Railway Company building a line along Front Street and Iowa avenues to connect with the state line, with rails and paving duties by the company. It orders safety gear for trains, authorizes city action for damages, and sets a six month window to complete construction and an additional thirty days for filing acceptance with the city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis Rity Company
Jakall
Taft
Sien Con Towa
Ard
Towa Awana
Acd
Davenporn & Muscatine Railway Company
Tts
City of
Musca
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Journal BY Journal Printing CO
Ltath Aan In Tetaiontetiaadinadl
F. D. Throop
Ll. P. Loomis
Managlog
Owicel Paper of City and Counts
The
Len Nowapaper Synafeate
Venantatiren
Associated Preas. Oe
Bubaceidere
Saal
Bnyy * Ay
Cailier SG
Mall Reece Hno
Yourwal AcraGaesah Journal
Teljowina
Ihe Fence Company Realers
Finch
Buripue Grocery
Tohars Bros
N. Byuseh
Toom
Mallingrom
Iah
Dreler
Mer
Tha Diainess
oMien
Numcer
Wong
Wone
Dolliver
Guewspaper
Hilsy
Vice Pressudentist
Attizon
Tumpelgu
Vinton Eagle
Cangros
Ie Mun
Bent Woods
Or & Nun
Keowall
Vickett, Ixendall
Plckert
Woods
Cadar Rapids
Gazopter
Keyon
Isnayed
Sioux City Journal
Maron Register
Damocrats
Sual
John T. Varalltor
Sune
Grant
Lida Trove
Davenport
Baltimore
Chicase
Sholion Sut
Matt War Roosevelt
Chisago
Tohn Hooley
Musentina
Mr. Hooley
Eae Ceane
Uniou
Wil
Pis
Towarr
Temple Baptist Church
Wen's Brotherhood
M. E
M. Y
Willia
Father Laurent
Abe Martin
Tawney Apple
Ernstenes
Marie van Vorst
Broker Bell
Marion
Pittidurga Post
Frank Craig
Sail Bond
Bobbs- Merrill Company
Davenport & Magazine Railway Company
Rial
Davenport & Muscatine Railway
Joseph F. Porter
Buecklen
Havercamn's
Wilton
Aecuponse
Natal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!