Lodge on Reciprocity Amid Massachusetts GOP Support
Massachusetts Senator Lodge spoke at a Dorchester Boston club meeting on reciprocity with Canada, signaling support for non-competitive product claims and warning against limiting deals. He cited Massachusetts Republicans and national figures, asserting full accord with the party platform and Roosevelt era positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Register and Leader
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Dorchester Club
Boston
Associated Press
Iowa
Canada
Aaid
Asaya
Committee On
Chicago
Roosevelt
Newfoundland
United States
Hoar
Crane
National Committee
Bates
Guild
House of Representatives
Boatup
Meyer
F Bt
Camidge
Debate on tariff, platforms, and local coal bids in Iowa
The column argues for mutual benefit in Canada United States tariff talks and notes Iowa Republican platforms align with Roosevelt. It suggests preferring local coal dealers and weighing coal at city scales to save costs, while critiquing temperance moves and praising Bishop Potter for church outreach.
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Dale
Canada
United States
Register
Iowa
Towa
Roosevelt
Thia
Bishop Potter
New York City
Rev. W. ©. Pope
Church of the Good Shepard
St. Paul
Dr. Potter
New York
Opening the Western Range Sold to Farmers at Cheap Prices
The Frisco System reports better homeseeker conditions in the Southwest as ranches are split into small farmer tracts at reduced prices. Irrigation and land values push Oklahoma, Texas, Indian Territory, and Arkansas growth, with thousands of settlers per month from Iowa to Kentucky. Cattlemen adjust from fattening cattle on grass to using crops, ending reliance on $15 per acre pasture costs as land values rise about 15 percent annually.
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St. Louis
Southwest
Gaye S. A. Huyes
Texas
Oklahoma
Indiann Territory
Arkansas
Iowa
Wiscogalo
Ohio
Nebraake
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Farmore
Corpus Christ
Greer County
Frisco System Land and Immigration Association
Woode
Eagle Chief
Kansas
ElCampa
ElCampo
Brazos
Colorado
Trinity
Rio Grande
Ranch land boom spreads through Oklahoma and Texas
The article notes rising land values and profits from ranch lands across Oklahoma and Texas. It cites profits from onion farming near Corpus Christi, price jumps in Greer County, and waves of homeseekers moving into Woode County, Eagle Chief Valley, and North Texas. It highlights rice culture near El Campo, new truck farming districts along the St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico route, and a predicted shift toward large ranches with railroad growth.
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Texas
St. Worth and
Rio Grande
St. Louis, Brownsville
Mexico
Brownsville
Santa Gertrudays
King
Lager Investora
Huges
Southwest
Road policy favors practical civil engineers for leadership
The policy outlines future preference in all departments for men who are practical civil engineers and states that positions involving responsibility will gradually require civil engineering expertise. Geo. B. Stover specializes in law and loans and estate settlements.
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Hock Island
Des Moines
Hook Island
Eognes
Meahgnie
Rbim
B. Stover
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Kimmet
Lotir Halvorson
District Court
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Distriet Court
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Tite
Jean Primarius Samuel Collins
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Children’s Department
Hermann G. Graaf
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Williams & Anderson
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