Good old days of the primary and immigration rage
A polemical column recalls Iowa politics the early adoption of the primary system and Cummins US Senate bid, laments breach of the people’s will, blasts Prohibition politics, and cites Lenine and Trotsky to argue for prohibition enforcement and anti foreign influence, ending with a harsh note on Moscow religious suppression.
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Iowa
Cummins
U. S. Senate
Europe
South America
America
Lenine
Paris
England
Anti- Saloon League
Moscow
Trotsky
Pearce Praises Harding and Calls for Progressive Iowa Path
The column defends Governor Harding aligning with Iowa's progressive spirit and credits Pearce with opening the governor's mind on policies. It discusses equity in direct benefit taxes for cement road parity and laments aging views while praising youth knowledge and modern life advances. It ends with a call to act and warning about Bolshevism.
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Homestead
Pearce
Harding
Iowa
Public Standards Improve Public Morality and Leadership
The piece argues that over forty to fifty years public conscience has gradually strengthened. It claims better character in elected officials, higher morality in state legislatures, and an end to past reckless neglect of public rights, with accountability increasing for those who once acted impiously.
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United States
Early Years Shape Lifelong Education
A discussion on when formal education begins argues the first six years are crucial. Habits of self control and obedience established early prepare children for school and life, while over indulgence hinders development and requires later correction. It urges a well regulated home to mold good citizens.
Home comers face job market in big cities
Returning soldiers and sailors are urged to stay in or return to their home towns for employment as big cities prioritize local workers. Employers in urban areas have reduced production due to wartime changes and many women and older men have taken jobs, delaying opportunities for the young men.
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Overseas
New York Harbor
The President's Trip Promotes Allied Unity and Peace Efforts
The article lauds President Wilson's European trip as a unifying force for the Allies during the war and foresees his role at the peace table. It cites his fourteen points, his stature as a negotiator, and Americas hoped influence in shaping a lasting postwar settlement.
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Wilson
Europe
United States
America
President Wilson Tests Spaghetti as National Dish
The article notes President Wilson adding spaghetti to his list of national foods while suggesting sauerkraut and sausages remain unlikely. It discusses mistakes as common yet useful habits, hinting that errors guide experience and progress.
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Wilson
We. Ag
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