Newton Iowa GOP ticket and party pledge notice
A broad 1804 Newton Iowa Republican header outlines state tickets for Secretary of State and other offices, with candidates McFarland McCarthy Herriott Deemer Remley Jones Sallinger Rayburn Mathews Jeffries Salmon and others. The paper proclaims a new Republican publication, pledging nonpartisan community focus, adherence to Minneapolis platform principles, and calls for subscriptions. The piece also comments on Chicago unrest, Debs followers, and cheers for property rights and national political clashes, noting Cleveland versus Senate dynamics.
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W. M. McFarla
McCarthy
John Herriott
Supreme Court
Incapable Democracy and Populist Critique in Iowa
A long critical overview notes a seventeen month trial of Democratic leadership amid drought and hardship in Iowa. It contrasts war talk between China and Japan with American insistence on law and order, mocks Populist leaders in Jasper county, and laments demagoguery while urging adherence to constitutional rights and private property.
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Japan
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Enders
Debs
Sovereig
Uncle Sam
Jasper County
Decades of Change in Government and Society Discussed
An extended excerpt debates the shift of power to democracy and corporate control of industry. It critiques the loss of individual shops, rise of piecework in large plants, and the spread of socialism and nationalism ideas. It argues for Wise legislation to preserve individualism yet adapt to modern conditions.
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Tammany Ax
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Bellamy
The Candidates in Jasper County Campaign
The article lauds the Republican party in Jasper county for this year with remarks on nomination quality. It argues Republican candidates for State offices are men of high character and ability and predicts a grand victory this fall.
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Republican Party
Jasper County
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Turmoil on Train as Passengers Complain of Route Change
About seventy five passengers traveling from Des Moines to Newton and Colfax faced delays and discomfort when the No. 4 train altered its route via Altoona Monroe, leaving many stranded and voicing strong dissatisfaction with the decision. The incident drew criticism of the railroad for not providing redress or alternatives.
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Desines
Newton
Colfax
Des Moines
Cragpy
Altoona
Monroe
Compa
Desnies
Jewt
Mitchellville
Iowa Republicans Open Conventions Drive Large Victory Hope
The piece praises Iowa Republican conventions for openness and principled work. Delegates are portrayed as choosing capable nominees without bias, citing district and county gatherings in Des Moines Grinnell Jasper County and town meetings as exemplary. It predicts a strong Republican majority in the fall election.
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Iowa
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Jasper County
Grinnell
Des Moines
Towa
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