City Officials and School Board Names Listed
City officers led by Mayor O. Fiube include Ibstorder J. O Wiggerman and J C Vitzthum as treasurer. Other listed figures include BH Minard Marotta and Sereet Comwitkafonce Ay Waliiboon Qoodiiman F J Hulzenga and John McKellgr HL D Grower plus D BL Whe in the school board slate.
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Lost Opportunities in Govarnor Commins Case
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Election Drift in Iowa Politicking and Reform Debates
A fragmented 19th century political piece argues that Governor Cummins and allies pressed reforms, opposing certain nominations and tariff revisions. It speculates on potential outcomes if reforms had been framed differently, weighing the implications for Iowa politics and national leadership ambitions.
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Political currents in Eleventh District echo governor race
Fragmented discussion shows supporters backing Georga D. Perkins for governor while fending off attacks on Gov. Cummins. Notes recall La Follette Wisconsin parallels and GOP factionalism, debating primary nomination and plur ality vs majority rules. Concerns over strategy and timing run through the discourse, with calls for unity to advance political aims.
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Noted Candidates in Iowa Governor Race Debate
A fragment from a debate discussion in which speakers defend George D. Parkin and others, praising courage and ability while criticizing campaigns and corporate influence. The text references a northern Iowa setting and hints at a heated election atmosphere.
Senator Dolliver’s clear stance on Iowa Republicans
Fragmentary remarks from Senator Dolliver indicating his expectation of a priestly and independent public office for a potential lieutenant governor in Iowa. He emphasizes endorsements should reflect his attitude toward the issue and expresses a preference to retire if the eagle has it otherwise.
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Des Moines Desk Questions Crossley Primary Bill Vote
In Des Moines the press frames the Crossley primary bill crisis with a stubborn stance. It notes 28 to 2 votes with six Democrats opposing and cites Senators Hayward and Saunders among Gov Cummins critics. If eight voting patterns shifted, the result could have toppled the measure.
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Cummins
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Hayward Emerges as Strong Secretary of State Candidate
Senator W C Hayward of Daven parties a bid for secretary of state. The candidate is described as thorough and knowledgeable about politics with solid legislative ties. Report mentions a party and a background as a generator with a good record, signaling a credible campaign.
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Sioux County Gleanings and County Exchanges Overview
Gleanings from Sioux County sources note changes in the Gleanings and County Exchanges, additions to the Camm Belt Meat Producers Association, and local administrative shifts. Reports include a surgical operation in Triton, social notices of a wedding in Ganton, and updates on Hawarden loan association staff changes amid minor financial irregularities. Local figures such as J. Morrison, Muth family, and Dr. Cumming appear in social and professional contexts, with discussions on state educational debates and rail lighting project questions.
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