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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1906

Page

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Democratic Ticket for State Officials and Judges

The ticket lists Governor Claude R. Porter and John D. Denison as Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State S McLuep as Treasurer, L T Danforth as Auditor, C E Munroe as Attorney General, Fred Townsend as Supreme Judge, E M Carr and L M Fisher as more judges, W S Wilson as Superintendent, H M Parker as Reporter, and W L Carpenter alongside E K Stoll as Railroad Commissioners.

Claude R. Porter John D. Denison J- S. McLuep L. T. Danforth C. E. Munroe Fred Townsend E. M. Carr L. M. Fisher Epee W.S. Wilson Supreme Court H. M. Parker Railroad Commissioners W. L. Carpenter E. K. Stoll

Representative for Seventh District Named John N. Smith

John N. Smith is selected as the representative for the seventh district. The nomination emphasizes Smith’s prior public service and commitment to district priorities. Awaiting confirmation and party alignment ahead of upcoming ballots.

John N. Smith

Democrats of Iowa Appeal for One Dollar Campaign Funds

A Waterloo nominated ticket drives a united Iowa Democratic campaign. Lacking corporate money, the party asks every Democrat to donate one dollar to fund the effort, with funds sent by registered letter or draft to treasurer Thomas Kelly of Sigourney, Iowa.

Iowa Waterloo Thomas Kelly Sigourney C. W. Miller State Central Committee J. F. McGinty

Democratic Platform Praised as Superior to Republicans

The speaker lauds the Democratic platform as broadly reformist and bold, contrasting it with a halting Republican program. He defends Claude R. Porter, critiques Governor Cummins as reforming only in spots, and condemns Cummins for backing Wisconsin Republican candidates and Spooner.

Peter Cartright Cummins

Reform talk and party harmony in Iowa commentary

The piece critiques Cummins as a reformer with too much conscience for bold action, noting his lukewarm convention stance and appeal to three Republican groups. It contrasts Porter’s strength with Democratic leadership, cites Charley Miller as a strong Bremer County figure, and references Uncle Joe Cannon in Chicago praising Republican gains as Rev. Bristol speaks on a “Nation Favored of God” era under Roosevelt.

Cummins Cumming Claude R. Porter Joe" Cannon Chicago Frank Bristol Roosevelt United States

Shaw blasts Democrats in southern tour remarks

The piece quotes Leslie M. Shaw accusing Democrats of squeezing bread from children during hard times and recounts attacks on political figures. It notes Dolliver being called Demosthenes by the Louisville Courier-Journal and labels Cummins as a political opportunist and rival. The column ends with exhortations to continue the fight.

Leslie M. Shaw South Shaw Cummins Louisville Courier-Journal Dolliver Demosthenes Dolliver Courier-Journal

Roosevelt eyes bid for New York senate seat

President Roosevelt plans a political campaign in New York aimed at securing a U.S. Senate seat. The effort reflects his enduring drive for public office and heretofore unyielding ambition.

Roosevelt New York United States Senate

On The Firing Line Does Cummins Mean it

Iowa editorial voices critique Governor Cummins tariff stance labeling him a stronger protectionist than McKinley and Cannon. It defends low tariff reform, endorsing the Waterloo platform as the state’s best for a decade while warning against loud assertions. The article asserts no ambition to pose as a protectionist symbol.

Cummins McKinley Joe” Cannon Nelson Dingley Waterloo Lowa Platforma Becky Sharp

Cummins reform talk under fire in Iowa campaign

A Commentary piece questions Cummins reform stance and accuses him of hypocrisy over tariff reform and party loyalty. The author cites Lacey Hepburn and La Follette parallels, praises BryanThe Sioux City Journal is cited, and readers are urged to vote all Republicans on the ticket while noting political fealty and past figures.

Charley Dickson Sioux City Old Mother Hubbard Cummins Fic Republican Party Sioux City Journal Eleventh Cummins Party Lacey Cumming Hepburn Iowa Pete Hepburn Congress Cannon LaFollette Batley Britt Journal I T Boies And Bailey

Maine Elections Warn Republicans on Tariff Revision

William Allen White criticizes Maine Republicans for not adapting to tariff revision. He argues voters will back a candidate who genuinely supports tariff reform, urging candidates and voters to meet halfway. The piece warns that failure to adapt could cost GOP representatives, emphasizing the party's broader importance over individual pride.

Maine Congress Kansas William Allen White United States

Bryan for the Ticket Offers Honest Democrats Guidance

A political note urges Democrats to inform themselves about the party’s standing and positions, framing honesty as essential for informed choices in the ticket selection. The message emphasizes self-education and integrity among party members.

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