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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
8
Frank M Hoege, Perry postmaster turned editor of the Tribune, lauds strong local coverage and sharp editorial page. The column surveys election bets in Polk County, notes large Republican lead for Harding, possible Wilson support, and the dry issue’s influence, urging Allen loyalty and endorsing Deemer and Evans for Supreme Court.
A melodramatic plot centers on Ben Cameron and Lilian Gish as star-crossed lovers divided by the Civil War. The antagonist Lynch schemes to win Elsie by marriage to him, while Stoneman’s animosity fuels conflict. A timely rescue by Cameron and his Clansmen averts a dark wedding and ends the confrontation.
A fragmentary political message urges support for T F Lynch for County Attorney Pocahontas county in the general election. It mentions Irvin S. Cobb as a Democratic speaker in the West and hints at humorous campaigning.
If President Wilson were earnest in telling suffrage women he would press a measure through Congress by the same stopwatch method he used to push the railroad wage increase bill.
Charles K. Taghesino delivers a speech in Pittsburg New York asserting the land remains the free home of the brave and warning of consequences if courage wanes. He frames patriotism as essential to national freedom and civic duty.
Gifford Pinchot the Progressive backs Hughes, saying Hughes keeps promises while Wilson does not. He states his choice is Hughes and argues the president should be trusted to act as pledged. The piece notes post election mood at Shadow Lawn and recalls old portraits of Wilson as a well‑liked gentleman.
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