Republican party leaders seek a united course in crisis
The essay argues that a split in the Republican party would harm the nation and urges pacificators Will Hays and Senator Wataup to broker compromises. It cites Uncle Joe Cannon’s view on conventions and notes the era offers great opportunities, while acknowledging tempers flare and that not all great figures become president. It lauds moral leadership from figures like Bryan and cautions ambition.
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Indiana Democratic Ticket Describes Race Moment as Show
The Indiana Democratic state ticket is painted as a playful show with many women featured. Ike Mopps has sold his home for four times its value and taken to wandering as a gypsy.
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A Glad World Inspires Daily Cheer and Resilience
A cheerful verse exhorts readers to smile through toil and pain. It promotes optimism, telling how to treat troubles as fictions and keep a sunny outlook, asserting that hope and humor can outpace sorrow and adversity.
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Mites From Here They Will Take Center Stage
Fragmentary quote reflects a belief that individuals will someday gain recognition. The text hints at a broader theme of merit, patience, and ordering in life within an eternal framework. No specific events, dates, or identifiable entities are provided.
Washington Builds Homes and Boosts Band Concerts
Washington is constructing more than a dozen houses while others in Iowa dispute census figures as Fairfield questions its population count. Midweek band concerts drew hundreds to Central Park despite short notice, and Washington’s band continues to deliver, deserving strong community support.
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Daylight Saving Time Adopted by Chicago Council
Chicago officials approved advancing clock hands to provide an extra hour from 2 a m to last Sunday in October. Mayor Thompson called it a good thing and signaled support for the ordinance requiring residents firms and corporations to set clocks to the official city time.
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Comments on justice and amateur officials voiced in papers
Iowa City Press contends justice may be hamstrung by blight of amateurism as President Wilson backs amateurs in navy addresses. Oskaloosa Herald notes high government offices are filled with amateurs, reflecting a perceived policy.
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Buying Motor Cars Across Occupations in Deferred Plans
The General Notes Acceptance Corporation reports nearly 8,000 people bought cars on deferred plans from April to September last year. Average buyer earned $275 monthly, held $6,000 in real estate, and notes covered 66 percent of car price. Purchasers aged 30 to 39 led with 2,571 cars. average deferred payment was $586. Trades, construction, and professionals varied in income and note proportions. farmers, bankers, and teachers showed distinct cash and note patterns, with professionals and teachers buying higher priced cars on credit.
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Dignity in Youth Draws Social Critique in What Cheer Patriot
A What Cheer Patriot editorial blasts young men for excessive pride or dignity that keeps them from work. It laments loafing in pool rooms and on streets while relying on hardworking parents, warning the attitude harms families.
Pershing Seeks Civil Life After Active Service
Washington June 10 General Pershing plans early retirement from active duty within months in a letter to Secretary Baker saying he can relinquish duties after army reorganization and pursue more active civilian work while remaining ready to serve if crisis arises. He stresses long career and willingness to return if needed.
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Railway Time Table West St. Paul March 1920 Express and Local
Railway timetable corrected to May 19 1919 lists eastbound and westbound trains with arrivals and departures by number including express and local passenger services. It notes multiple freight trains and daily service except Sunday, with agent signatures and local-washington adjustments.
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Revival of Horseshoe Pitching in Des Moines
Des Moines June 10 The ancient art of horseshoe pitching is to be revived. State fair rules outline the county championship to be held at the Iowa State fair next August. County contests start immediately with eight cash prizes from 100 to 15 dollars and a silver loving cup.
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