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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
4
The column endorses E DeWalt for Congress highlighting his opposition to the Canadian reciprocity pact and praising his arguments. It discusses Roosevelt Taft the Democratic nominee prospects and predicts a likely McKinley era political battle with party harmony sought amid intense public sentiment.
The National committee debated contested delegations over the past week and largely favored Taft. Many observers say the nomination process has lost momentum for Taft and doubt a Republican victory unless Justice Hughes enters.
A large turnout fills the Coliseum as delegates arrive for the Republican Convention. Police report 2000 officers on duty. Senator Dison notes 7 delegates from southern states pledged to Roosevelt. most delegates seated with roll call expected around 11:30. Doors opened, crowds gather near the hall.
Despite delays in floral arrangements and schedules a local ceremony in town proceeds with brides appearing on time and presenting plans of beauty and charm. Notable participants include local organizers and attendees observing the event with interest and optimism.
The Weyend District races loom with several hopefuls. M. DeWolf from Clay County announces his candidacy to unseat rivals while Senator Ian, a rising figure, shows strong promise. Geo GC Scott openly campaigns as Judge Tutchin son aims for the seat, amid a crowded and uncertain field.
Col Lale Yotung faces questions on his independence after a pivotal defeat. The piece urges voters to weigh honesty and courage over popularity, praising Democrats who stand by convictions despite repeated defeats.
Members praise historic artifacts including an owl chip from the Charter Oak and fragments from Grant and Pemberton Oak. They value relics like a pistol tied to Nazeby battles and seek funds to build a notable private collection in the Maine forum.
The speaker argues that fighting for a principle justifies continued effort despite defeat and warns against backing opportunistic politicians who pursue personal advancement. If one holds firm convictions and aims for national welfare, success or failure should not determine the merits of the cause.
The Lyman Twins present Just Mem ories at Early Music House. Performance highlights memories in a witty, intimate recital. Tickets and venue details accompany the listing with dates and contact information.
The Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session to review assessments and establish drainage matters. A recount was ordered for Peterson township delegates, with canvassers completing returns and certifying a list of county convention delegates.
Wm Windt went to St Paul yesterday to buy his stock of furs for the next season. Miss Josephine Martin is home from Madison Wis where she has been attending the University the past year. She will complete the course in one more year. J HL Mason of De Rio Texas concluded a two weeks visit at the home of his niece Mrs J BE LaBrant and left yesterday for Oh long s to take in the national convention AE
Mrs Geo Dodge leaves this morning for Bethel North Dakota to visit her parents Pree Jensen operates his own office in the Painter building next to A Miller and offers legal services. Mr and Mrs W H Barker plan to depart tomorrow by auto for Bloomfield Indiana and other points in Van Suren.
In a letter to the editor M. E. Dewott appeals for Republican backing at the Clay County convention to run for Congress. He notes decades of residence in northwestern Iowa and ties to agricultural interests, pledging to accept the district party’s majority verdict. He portrays the Republican party as the vehicle of political ideals and prosperity.
Press sidelights from Des Moines to Sioux City show Roosevelt supporters split and weak in securing delegates. Observers note half hearted campaigns and the risk of alienating voters as Taft and Kenyon potential rivals are discussed amid calls for a separate convention strategy.
The Inter Ocean rails at Roosevelt and his associates for what it calls hypocritical impudence in seizing the U.S. government. The piece argues few can grasp the height breadth and depth of their deceit and ambition.
Mrs Lessie Robinson returns from Mt Vernon where she attended commencement Gordon her son plans to take a course at the college of Commerce For Sale One 40x60 Garr Scott Separator with Parsons Feeder and Salley Stacker Sam ll Allebaugh 253 Notice There will be a regular meeting of Annett Post G A R Tuesday June 26 at 2 60 o'clock P M I wish to thank the W R C and the G A R for beautiful flowers I received during my sickness D F GO Outtell Song hits from the Lyman Twins Early Music House
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