McKinleyism and labor politics in Newton 1904
McKinleyism is framed as protecting American interests in a Newton Iowa context. The article discusses labor leaders, socialist influences, and opposition to Debs, Gompers, and McBride, plus a critique of Carlisle currency bills and Springer. Also notes local market items and Christmas reflections amid a busy 1904 December period in Newton.
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McKixtrvism
McKinley
John
London
MecBripe
The
of the United Federation of Labor
Labor
Powderly
Gompers
Debs
Sovereign
McBride
Sch
American Federation of Labor
Denver
William Springer
Carlisle
United States
Mr. Springer
Springer
Democratic Party
Bringer
Newton
Jasper County
Darune
How He Got There A Splendid Young Attorney Tale
A humorous tale follows IL H Sheriff a noted young attorney journeying near Oskaloosa to collect debts. He and a rival attorney board the same train, stake a claim on a county seat mortgage. Sheriff secretly boards the train climbs the freight car ladder to reach the locomotive and reaches the court house after a bold r use of the employee crew.
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IL. H. Sheriff
Oskaloosa
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