Danger of Increased Taxation and Government Expenditures
A brief notice argues every tax paid by the public, via direct or indirect means, will rise under Roosevelt and a Republican Congress. It claims deficit growth in two months of the fiscal year, warns that tariff hikes hurt revenue, and criticizes Secretary Shaw and Senator Fairbanks for rhetoric favoring increased subsidies rather than savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Shaw
Fairbanks
Infant Industry Concept and Protectionism Cited
The text discusses the infant industry doctrine as a path to nurture new industries until they become self sustaining. Protection is described as a temporary aid to shield fledgling producers from foreign competition, with a future goal of independence and market ownership if the industry proves viable.
Triumphant Beef Packers Victory and Strikers Return
Beef packers claim victory as strikers prepare to resume work soon. The Beef Trust is estimated at eight million dollars, a cost consumers likely paid through higher beef prices. The Roosevelt injunction is mocked, and supporters boast the administration will not run amuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Roose‘velt
Mbine
Haa
Propitious Circumstances Rally Republican Campaign Fund
The remark notes favorable conditions for increasing the Republican campaign fund under growing optimism. No concrete actions or dates are stated, but emphasis is on bolstering financial backing amid supportive political climate.
Parker a Safe Guardian for the Nation
New York Herald remarks on Judge Parker praising his gold standard stance and advocacy for law order and constitutional government. It asserts his election would safeguard the country’s commercial interests and reassure business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
New York Herald
Woman Questions Shaw on Trusts in Indianapolis Speech
New York Herald correspondent recounts Secretary Shaw stumped by a front row woman who asks if trusts still exist after the Sherman act. He awkwardly answers yes, prompting further challenges about the Republican platform. The exchange draws laughter and attention as Shaw travels on to India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Shaw
Indianapolis
Mr. Shaw
Indiana
Tudiana
Kansas Newsboarding House Odd Story Stirs Debate
A puzzling Kansis tale from the Kansas newsboarding scene draws attention as Mr. Brown faces questions over a flawed logic. The report notes uncertainty and hints at a controversial stake in a boarding house scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Kansas
Expenditures under Roosevelt era draw fire in letter
A reader letter criticizes the Roosevelt administration and the Republican Congress for wasteful spending. It compares Army Navy costs rising from 82 million to 217 million and forecasts a large annual deficit, arguing that appropriations exceed expenditures by nearly 120 million, signaling fiscal extravagance.
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Roosevelt
Republican Congress
Army
Congress
Child Labor Report Reveals Harsh Working Conditions
The Bureau notes 1 800 employers or 45 percent failed to return surveys. It estimates more than double the reported children are employed in the state, with a 322.15 percent rise since 1808. Average child workday is nine and a half hours. Some workers are as young as ten, many twelve, amid dirt and grime.
Love’s Young Dream Ends In New Marriage Reunion
M L Everett a Baptist and Church of Christ preacher and former prohibition candidate recently remarried. A Warren county Warren county paper recounts a tale of long-ago sweethearts who reunited in Des Moines after Everett’s wife had died. the marriage now joins two households with promising prospects for happiness despite prior separations.
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M. L. Everett
Church of Christ
Indianola
Everett
Keosauqua
Warren County
Todhunter
Lo’eclouk
St. Louis
Marion County
Des Moines
Knoxville Journal
No Young Man Will Cast His First Vote This Fall
A State Register tirade chides young voters in Parker and Davis races urging independence from their fathers. It derides shiftless elders who lack self thought and criticizes a cheap weekly for its sensationalism while urging young men to vote with judgment.
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Towa
Parker and
Davis
State Register
Final Pennsylvanian union strike threat looms election
The last talk between Senator Penrose and protesting unions ends in rupture as the American Federation and utilities groups launch a fierce campaign against the party in power. They vow to defeat Republican candidates in twelve to fifteen Pennsylvania congressional districts in November, signaling ahead a turbulent path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Warrisburg
American Federation
Pennsylvania
Canada Builds Chinese Walls In Retaliation Trade
The passage argues that the United States favors retaliation over reciprocity while Canada claims it has learned to build barriers. It suggests mutual penalties on raw materials and manufactured goods and asserts the speaker’s need is greater than Canada’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Canada
Local notes from Durham and surrounding areas
A weekly rundown reports James Staley of Survey as caller, Slenry in Ottumwa to market hogs, Hedgwood couple near Marysville considering buying a farm, Wright the brickmaker seeking a coal bank site, and Mrs. Edith Wright with Mrs. W. A. Amsberry visiting Bussey. Also listed are John McMillan and John Beaver parties visiting Washington township, and James Durham and son Arthur from Pyette Idaho after a week with relatives planning further visits in Warren, Lucas and Decatur counties. Mention is made of a Pella fair and a theft at Gid Rietveld’s home near the county bridge, with assistance sought from Waitmire’s hounds in Newton.
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Wright
Harvey
Edith Wright
W. A. Amsberry
Bussey
Amsberry
James Durham
Arthur
Pyette
Idaho
C. W. Durham
Warren
Lucas
Decatur
Pella
Gid, Rietveld
College Notes Preview of Local Sports and Retirement
Miss Mable Lorimer retires Sunday after a week at her home near Knoxville. A football score shows Knoxville defeating Central 12400. Rev D Mc Hand of Jordans Grove visits Pella. Roy Brigeham spent Sunday at home near Harvey. A football game between Central and Newton Normal College is planned for next Friday with Central hoped to win a great victory.
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Mable Lorimer
Knoxville
Central
D. Mc Hand
Jordan's Grove
Pella
Roy Brigeham
Wells
Harvey
Newton Normal College
Senator Depew Hints Brother WH in Quip to David B FH
The political jab focuses on David B FH as Senator Depew refers to him as Brother WH in a pointed exchange. The remark signals ongoing tensions between the figures and hints at broader partisan or personal undercurrents shaping the discourse.
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David B. FH
Depew
Child Labor in Iowa From the Tenth Biennial Report
The report highlights that child labor under sixteen in Iowa factories stores and other establishments is a growing concern. It notes the need for careful consideration and stronger factory inspection to address conditions during the biennial period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Iowa
City Officials Named in Local Government List
Mayor. Treasurer. Clerk. Chief of Police. Street Commissioner. City Solicitor. City Engineer identified as a bounded set of key municipal officers. The roster indicates the leadership roles expected for city governance and administrative oversight.
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TEE Chronicle
Aescudecless
Democratic National
Alton B. Parker
New York
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Charles A. Dickson
Sioux City
Edgar F. Medary
Waukon
Henry Reigelman
Maurice O'Connor
Fort. Dodge
J. P
Manatrey
Fairfield
J. W. Sullivan
Kossuth County
W. O. Schmit
J. B. Romans
P. E. Boesen
L. E. Fay
D. D. Myers
R. W. Schug
E. R. Moore
le J. H. Tucker
Parley Sheldon
W. R. McGinnis
O. P. Wyland
Roth
John T. Mulvaney
C. A. Hawley
Walter Bane
M. M. McCorkle
H. T. McCromack
John H. Snider
United States
John B. Clark
Columbia University
the Political Science Quarterly
Leslie M
Durham
James Staley
Survey
Mr. Slenry
Ottumwa
Charles Hedgwood
Marysville
John McMillan
John Beaver
Mr. Butler
Washington Township
College
Alice Ningsley
Herman Rietveld
Va Angelina Baron
Willem van der Worst
Walter van der Norst
Mella
Belora
Plotje van der Ploey
Vella
A. Wilson
Diurvey
Mebauphin
Tod
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Swanson
M. V. Burnett
Dexter
Ind
Lima
Eeunra Ati
Gawanson
Chung ” Hewn
Ia Pal Madtler
Petra
Chicago
St. Losia
Memphis Peoria
St. Joseph Kansan City
Omaha
Denver
Colorado
Fort Worth St. Pawl
Minneapolis
Eidonando
Oskaloosa
A. m
Rock Island
L. M. Allen
Missouri River
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E. W. Thompson
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M Kroger A. C Kuypes
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J. Thomassen
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Ol. Rhyesburger
Eh van der Sluis
C. von Houwelingen
H. D van Zante
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M. Veenstra
K. van Disseldorp
H. Rietveld
H. Kuyper
C.N. Cole
W. ©. Varmer
E. M. Cole
H. J. Vanden- Berg
W. M. Kruger
Abraham VerPloegh
Overland Mail
F. Kearl
L. A. Garrison
H. J. VandenBerg
W. A. Young
P. Pella
Castle Hal
Opera House
Kruger.c
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Theis de Mie
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Sec
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Patseks Iribe
Vieiuing Brothers
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Gregory
Sac
Claude Porter
ColRk
Rathbone
G. van
Opera Block
Peter van Sittert
Novae Etlegal Se
Main
Franklin Streets
Stan U. M
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Aicetes
Viersen
Kaldenburg
Pres
C. C. Welch
M. B. Church
W. S. Riddle
T. J. Edemisnid
Epworth League
WJ. Fowler
D. C. Smith
First Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor
Second Christian Revormup
Cuuren
R. Vanprr Keer
Ator
Tuo Revormen Citurcn
Revormee Cynacn
Berenice
Peanaay School
Ureday
F. G
Rinsy
SLRR
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