Zapata and Dunn claim Mexican bandit arose to power
Craddock's Des Moines letter recalls Harry H. Dunn's Zapata profile in The Wide World Magazine. Dunn says Zapata built wealth, seized land for peasants, and commands an army large enough to threaten Mexico City. He notes Zapata’s past presidencies and enduring influence, with Obregon and Carranza needing peace terms.
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Harry H. Dunn
Zapata
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Mexico
Dunn
Pacific
Obregon
Carranza
Mexico City
Tie
Levi de City
Ble
Robin Hood
Guerrero
Madero
Robles
Southland
Villa
Senator Allen Emerges as Front-Runner in Iowa Governor Race
The author argues for Senator Allen of Pocahontas as the strongest gubernatorial candidate in Iowa, praising his law enforcement record and broad state appeal. Cosson and Harding are noted as Republican alternatives, while Meredith is highlighted as Democrats’ strongest option. The piece critiques The Marshalltown Times-Republican for trying to stampede support toward Cosson.
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Keags
Independencee
Stan
W. S. Allen
Hasfselquist
Iowa
Allen
Hasselquist
Ren
IK. T. Meredith
J. H. Allen
Pocahontas
Cosson
Harding
Kuchnile
Meredith
Winterset
John A. Guiher
Guiher
W. S. Cooper
Grand Avenue
28Th Street
Tin Liz
Cart O A. Bryan
Senator Allen
Mr. Bryan
Alfen
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Alien
Packers’ Trust
Marshalltown T.A
T.R
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