Insanity and politics mix in a heated editorial
The piece argues murder with insanity does not excuse the killer and condemns shielding crime in high places. It critiques Senate investigations, government involvement in business, and political factions around Lowden Hoover and Coolidge, warning of manipulations in appointments and legislation like McNary-Haugen.
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Stewart
Senate
Standard Oil
Eugene Meyer
Geo. R. Cooksey
Floyd R. Harrison
Federal Farm Loan Board
Coolidge
A Fighting Irishman and a World of Curious News
A compilation of personalities and scientific curiosities spans from William Thomas Cosgrave and the Irish Free State leader to hollow magnets, modern medicine funding by A D Lasker, a near death revival story of Michael J Hinch, and notes on weather, Sandino’s death, and imperial Japan’s economy and power.
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America
William Thomas Cosrave
The
Irish Free Tate
Trish
Gaul
Political candidate announcements for Pocahontas county offices
John F. Carlson of Pocahontas Iowa announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to the Republican primary in June. G G Butler of Rolfe Iowa seeks the Pocahontas county sheriff nomination after holding the post by appointment. Chas Stebbins notes current appointment by the board of supervisors.
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John F. Carlson
Pocahontas
Iowa
G. G. Butler
Rolfe
Pocahontas County
Board of Supervisors
Harris declares candidacy for County Attorney in Pocahontas
W W Harris of Pocahontas Iowa announces his intention to run for County Attorney and asks Republican voters to support him at the June primary.
Prohibition Party Gains Echoes Amid Local Sheriff Hopeful
The text notes a prohibition party gathering in an eastern city to place a ticket in the field and discusses political positioning. Chas Stebbins announces his Republican sheriff candidacy, detailing his long service as Gilmore City marshal and current sheriff by appointment after Robt Winegarden’s death. Governor Hammill calls an extra legislative session starting March 19 to debate the road bond issue, with counties already voting on similar measures.
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National Prohibition Party
Chas. Stebbins
Stebbins
Robt. Winegarden
Board of Supervisors
Gilmore City
John Hammill
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