Canadian reciprocity debate echoed in Estherville
The Vindicator notes House action on the Canadian reciprocity treaty with an 221 to 2 vote, detailing party splits and the Iowa delegation. It discusses tariff policy, fishing and hunting license bills, and argues free trade would aid consumers while affecting farm prices and mill operations.
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Cummins Brooklyn Speech Sways Detroit Free Press Tone
Detroit Free Press analyzes Cummins Brooklyn address on reciprocity and tariff policy. It notes his paradoxical stance, claim he backs reciprocity yet hedges on outcomes, and compares his insurgent rhetoric to prior leaders. The piece discusses how Kansans react and hints at party voting implications.
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Cause of Decrease in Iowa Population
Horace Boies argues Iowa's population drop over a decade stems from harsh liquor laws rather than land values. He traces the anti liquor movement to Prohibition style measures that deter German and foreign born immigrants, dividing politics, provoking evasion, and depressing migration to the state. He urges a return to voluntary temperance and local option to attract residents.
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