State officers listed in 1910 ballot slate
Secretary of State Charles A. Dickson Sioux City Auditor of State Edgar F. Medary Waukon Treasurer of State Henry Reigelman Des Moines Attorney General Maurice O Connor Fort Dodge Railway Commissioner J P Manatrey Fairfield Supreme Judge J W Sullivan Kossuth County
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Charles A. Dickson
Sioux City
Edgar F. Medary
Waukon
Henry Reigelman
Des Moines
Maurice O'Connor
Fort Dodge
J. P. Manatrey
Fairfield
J. W. Sullivan
Kossuth County
Report on township convention sparks fairness debate
The Republican candidate for state attorney criticizes last week's township convention report as unfair. The paper compares two versions from the Banner and the Chronicle, noting minor textual edits and contrasting depictions of the delegates’ instruction to vote as a unit. The piece discusses potential imperial into broader tensions with India and Russia.
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Lyon
L. Warren
M. W. Langerak
W. H. Lyon
Pella
Chronicle
Warran
It Is Significant Says Cedar Rapids Republican
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues the paper has shifted toward Russia in the Russo Japanese War, criticizing the editor's stance on Britain and the need for Russia to win. It notes Americans increasingly favor Russia over Britain and references Northern Lapine Fe win.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican
Russia
Republican Party
Novoc Vremya
Great Britain
Cedar Rapids Republican Prepares for Presidential Election
The Cedar Rapids Republican voices anxiety about the upcoming election with strong criticism of opposing views. It urges calm for Brother Cole and predicts fierce contest in November as voters lean toward returning power to the Democratic party for a period.
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Cedar Rapids
Bro. Cole
Parker
Democratic Party
Bryan Opens Campaign in Colorado Presses Peace slogans
William J. Bryan opened the democratic campaign in Denver at Coliseum Hall drawing hundreds. He attacked militarism and Roosevelt’s warlike stance, praising peace over gold standard while noting World coverage of Parker’s rising support. New Jersey nominating Charles C. Black for governor. Democratic platform denounces Republican excess and pledges constitutional tax equality. St. Louis convention endorsed.
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William J. Bryan
Colorado
Coliseum Hall
Denver
Col
Bryan
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Ine
Charles C. Black
New Jersey
Black
Democratic Party
St. Louis
David B Hill to retire from politics on January 1
David B Hill declares plans to retire from politics on January 1 and decline any position if Judge Parker is elected. He has long chaired Elmira roles as city attorney alderman mayor state legislator lieutenant governor and U S senator. He has earned the right to withdraw for personal affairs.
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David B. Hill
Parker
Elmira
N. Y
U. S
Philippine exhibit revolt at St Louis over insulted youths
Secretary Tafts exhibit in St Louis faces insubordination as 25 Filipino students resist attending the model school. The youngsters protest being called little savages in a government folder, saying their self respect was wounded. Officials seek a remedy for the unrest.
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Tafts’ Phillippine
St. Louis
Little Brown
Model School
Knoxville Journal Responds To Political Squibs
A neighbor paper, the Knoxville Journal, is criticized for political commentary. The piece dismisses accusations of ignorance and retorts that the rival is equally at fault, asserting the need for courtesy in debate.
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The
Knoxville Journal
Roosevelt Cabinet Lacks Noted Orators Says Watterson
The article notes that no Cabinet member today is a true orator as in the past half century. A few speak only on rare occasions, while Roosevelt keeps a poet but keeps away a celebrated orator from the presidency.
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Watterson
Roosevelt
Bryan’s Circuit Speech Demand Grows in Key States
The text notes overwhelming demand for speeches from Bryan across pivotal states. It praises him as brilliant and eloquent, fully aligned with party aims, and capable of edifying and entertaining audiences nationwide.
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Bryan
Timbers of Oak Preserve Old Homestead
A compact ad extols sturdy living with oak timbers and the Viewit product. It highlights building a strong constitution in childhood and promotes Scott's Emulsion as the right nourishment for lasting health through the years.
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Scott
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