Wealth and politics shaped by money in Iowa and elsew here
The piece argues wealth dominates campaigns and questions whether a poor candidate can win. It cites Governors candidates Kendall Moore Deems Havner and others. praises San Francisco convention plans. notes Texas and Italian place name changes. observes rising tech travel and economic shifts. references Nebraska politics with Bryan and Revivals. It highlights Lieut Gov Moore’s strong local support and future GOP governor prospects.
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Kendall
Mr. Deems
Mr. Havner
Havner
Iowa
Gov. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Moore
Ernest R. Moore
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