Brookhart Delivers Political Stance in Des Moines Address
Col Brookhart outlines Americanism and Lincoln era Republicanism in Des Moines speech praising Union leaders and criticizing organized wealth. He calls for a soldiers bonus funded by profiteers, endorses repeal of Bach Cummins railroad law, and urges federal reserve reform with farmer and worker control.
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Col. Smith W. Brookhart
Des Moines
Lincoln
Ulyses S. Grant
Mark Hanna
Penrose
Newbersey
Newberry
Senate
Chicago
Jim Howard
Farm Bureau
Shreveport
Federal Reserve Administration
Federal Reserve Bank
Barkers Bank
League of
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Iowa
United States
Federal Reserve
Board of Trade
Jewelry Store Robbery Leaves Owner Bound in 10k Loot
Three men entered Louis Birsehbaum jewelry store at 600 Tristed street after a prior visit for a wedding ring. They bound the proprietor and a relative, tied up the cash drawer, and looted diamonds and other jewels valued at 10 000 dollars along with 40 dollars in cash before escaping unharmed.
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Chiesco, Mav SA Sothg
Louis
Rirsehbaum Jewelry
Tristed Street
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Col. Brookhart
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Iowa Infantry
Iowa National Guard
C. W. Barron
Congress
Mississippi Valley
Washington
House of Agricultural
Dennison Crep
House
Cleveland
Edward C. Stanton
A. Pf. Hammond
Stanton
Sherman Brothers
the Farmers Co-Operative
Farmers’ Co-operative
Brooklyn
Barclay’s Cash Grocery