Republican Senatorial Convention at Muscatine Iowa
The Republicans of the Louisa Muscatine district will meet at the Port House in Muscatine Iowa on the List day of July at 2 o'clock p m for nominating a candidate for Senator and to transact other party business Delegates are apportioned with Louisa 12 and Muscatine delegates to be determined All Republicans who support National Principles and wish to affiliate with the party are invited to participate County chairmen must inform delegates to the convention J W Bella Muscatine County Republican Committeeman J W Garner Louisa County Senatorial candidate slate
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Louise Cond Muscatine
Mus ‘Atine
Iowa
Tom Alia
Gack County
Louisa County
Muscatine
Republican Party
Crlegues
J. W. Bella
Muscatine County
J. W. Garner
Republican Delegate Convention in Cedar Rapids Iowa 1901
The Republican delegates of Iowa are called to meet in Cedar Rapids on August 7 1901 at eleven oclock for nominating a governor lieutenant governor supreme court judge and superintendent of public instruction and railroad commissioner. Delegates will be apportioned by county with one vote per county and an extra seat for each 16 200 notes or higher ballots cast. The convention invites all veterans of the state who support Republican principles to unite and elect delegates.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Oeiocen
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Ace Evi
Hls
Irece
Wieur
Republican County Convention in Muscatine County
Republicans of Muscatine County meet at the Court House in Muscatine to select twenty one delegates to the State Convention in Cedar Rapids on August 7 and the same number to the Twentieth Senatorial District Convention in Muscatine on July 31. Township and ward committeemen will be chosen to name a county chairman. Representation is one delegate per precinct and one per twenty votes for a presidential elector at large in 1940. The call lists Bloomington, Montpelier, and Muscatine City among represented areas.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
Reublican
Jedar Rapids
Slams
Tangisa
Mescatine
J.N.1 i
Bloomington
Carck
Neabeath
Keene
Stouffer's Support Explained for Cummins Governor Race
The Sac Sun defends editor Stouffer's backing of Cummins with a historical note from the Spirit Lake Beacon. It recalls Wm. Larrabee’s 19th century career and staunch prohibition stance, arguing reform of a drinker by marriage would fail and that Cummins likely won’t become a prohibiti onist.
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Stouffer
Sac Sun
Mr. Cummins
Last Sun
A. B. Cummins
Spirit Lake Beacon
Republican Party
General Assembly
Wm. Larrabee
Iowa
Bryan Refuses Early Nomination Talk for Democratic Race
The speech quotes Mr. Bryan saying he will not discuss any 1920 bid and has twenty years of work ahead. A Chicago Record-Herald cartoon shows him with a copy of the Commissioner and shading his eyes toward the rising sun of 1920, initials on portals.
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Mr. Bryan
Chicago Record-Herald
Ilysores
White House
President Fish on Rail Links Between Cities
President Fish states the Central will absorb the Minneapolis and St Louis and the Iowa Central railroads. He declares there will be no wider connection than the satisfactory train arrangements now in existence.
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Fish
Trinaia Céntral
Minneapolis & St. Lowis
Iowa Central
Appalling Audacity Questioned By Des Moines Leader
The Des Moines Leader questions the grounds for Republicans claiming the city is the only choice as the Republican slate is discussed. The piece contrasts Democratic views with Republican positions and labels the rhetoric as audacious and unwarranted.
Corraty Herald: Arow on the sensational contest legacy
A fragmentary corraborated note questions Corraty's two year campaign and hints at untapped appeal in Des Moines markets. The piece mocks rustic rhetoric and raises curiosity about past contenders and potential renewed interest.
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Corraty
Cok Dick- Reot
Corti “Felers
Des Moines Bickes
Colonet
Independent Notice to Lacey Sparks Political Tension
Grinnell Herald reports hostile factions warn Maj. Lacey to refrain from opinions on the gubernatorial question and alliance. The piece notes Lacey may continue as a Republican candidate, arguing that public preference for allies remains a basic republican right.
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Lacey
Grinnell Herall
Ultra
Maj. Lacey
Major Lacey
Repiblican
Shaw Face Potential Cedar Rapids Deadlock For Governor Third Term
Sinn City Journal notes a possible deadlock in Cedar Rapids over a governor third term. Cummins’ support and GOP backing for Gov. Shaw as a presidential candidate three years hence are discussed as the strongest endorsement for Iowa Republicans.
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Sinn City Journal
Cedar Rapids
Shaw
Iowa
Gov. Shaw
Iowa Central Railway Homeseekers Tickets Details
First and third Tuesday sales offer Homeseekers tickets to many destinations including Oklahoma and the Texas oil fields at one fare plus 2 dollars for round trips. For full details contact Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa. You Can Try Rector for piles with full refund if it fails to cure and a free pile pipe with each package. Samples free from J J Havercamp.
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Iowa Central Railway
Oklahoma
Texas Oil Fields
Geo. S. Batty
G. P
T. A
Marshall
Towa
Iowa
Rector
J. J
Helen Gould Explains Motives Behind Philanthropy
Miss Helen Gould speaks on wealth and charity noting that wealth reveals human misery and that her income acts as a relief fund. She says she gives as much as she can afford and finds joy in aiding soldiers and sailors, while many beneficiaries do not acknowledge her gifts.
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Helen Gould
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Mimi
Miss Gould
What the People Say
Representative Hepburn argues against severing ties with Cuba but supports limited intervention to stabilize the island. He warns full U S. withdrawal could trigger guerrilla warfare and costly suppression similar to past conflicts. Frederic Harrison notes American gender relations as notably freer and safer than in Europe.
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Hepburn
United States
Cuba
Florida
Philippines
Iowa in Brief a mix of drownings lawsuits and land deals
Iowa in Brief reports a Estherville high school student George Luscht drowned. Col M L Tempie mockingly criticized. Domina Berry sues Father Stromberg for 4600 in slander. Ex Governor Larrabee sells 7200 acres at 30 per acre in Eagle township. Ida M Thiele stabbed and killed by husband. John W Booze pleads guilty to pension fraud with a 1500 fine and six months prison. petitions in Davis county for malt liquor saloons likely to fail. C R Hughes of Pleasant accused over Bartlett store purchase and notes.
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George Luscht
Estherville
Col M. L. Tempie
Clarke County
Deominah Berry
Granville
Father Stromberg
Larrabee
Eagle Township
Kossuth County
Ida M. Thiele
Ssllisca
John W. Booze
Pocahontas County
Shiras
Booge
Davis County
Remarkable Cockamamie Stateroom Origin Tale From The Crisis
In a fragment from The Crisis by Winston Churchill there is a playful exchange about why cabins are called staterooms. A Captain and Jinny discuss an old steamboat owner named Shreve who labeled cabins after states Kentucky Illinois Pennsylvania. Virginia adds Texas’s name comes from annexation remarks.
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Winston Churchhill
Jinny
Shreve
Jackson
New Orleans
Kentuck
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Cap
Mississippi
Lise
Virginia
Texas
States
Tufts
Ad on the Fence By Aloysius Coll
Jim Keeper posts a rural sign promising groceries and shoes though the ad mocks space rates. Animals and people read the message with humor, while Joe Seller’s ad also draws readers and boosts his riches as Keeper’s store grows notedly prosperous.
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Jim Keeper
Ani
Joe Seller
Pase
Keeper
Model Village Rumor Sparks NY State Venture
A million dollar village is rumored to be founded in New York state linked to a large shoe factory. Philanthropists back the project to improve workers’ happiness and attract further capital. The piece promotes Teastetter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy with bold claims of cures and health benefits.
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New York State
Washington Primaries Light Up County Caucuses
Washington Indiana June 25 Republicans held county caucuses last Saturday night and most results favor Capt. J. A. Young for state senator with city delegations similarly aligned.
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J. A. Young
Washington, In
Plow Trust Begins as Papers Filed in Trenton
Incorporation papers for the American Plow company were filed in Trenton New Jersey on June 25. The company lists a nominal capitalization of 100 000 with authority to increase to 100 060 000.
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Trenton
N. J
American Plow Company
Grand Trunk Lets Passengers Visit Pan-American Expo
The Grand Trunk Railway allows a ten day stop over at Niagara Falls or Buffalo for ticket holders bound east to visit the Pan-American exposition. Full details available from City Passenger and Ticket agent at 248 Clark Street, Chicago.
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Grand Trunk Railway
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Clark Street
Chicago
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the Muscatine Journal
Saccae
Jefferson Adams
Shaimakee
Sackhawk
Levis Anne Bremer
le Buchanan
Buena
Simroty
Butler
Calhoun
Tarroti
T.ares
Cerro Gordo
Jt Clarke
Seeee Clinten
Crawford
Pouwesh
Dickinson
Fayette
Sitios
Fremont
Humboldt
Denea Dackson
Phillis
Ui. O. Whraver
Republican County Convention
Eeee
Bath
Maine
Garvin
Chariton
Keosanqua
van Buren County
Cantril
San
Frederic Harrison
America
Pilgrim Fathers
Timmy Tough
C. R. Hughes
Hughes & Garvin
Bartlett
Hughes
Johnny
Tom Terry
Aloysius Coll
Halifax
Washington
Plow Trust
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