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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1912

Page

4

Democrats rally in Washington Iowa with Bryan action

William Jennings Bryan led a Democratic rally in Washington with over two thousand attendees listening to his hour and a half speech denouncing Taft and Roosevelt. He praised Governor Wilson and warned against corporate influence while a congressional candidate spoke briefly to supporters.

Washington Washington County Bryan Dunn Eder Mr. Bryan Taft Roosevelt Wilson Chicago Baltimore Colonel Bryan New Jersey Wall Street Marshall Mr. Elder 8. J. Kellogg Crail Elder Kennedy Party of Washington Oskaloosa George G. Rodman EK. G. Dunn Mason City Washington Band William Jennings Bryan Penn College Auditorium Edward G. Dunn Iowa Lacey

Closing Out Sale of Iowa Farm Goods and Equipage

Auction at the Brinton Garret farm near Brighton on October 22 1912 begins at 10 a m selling horses cattle poultry fruit grain hay farm machinery and household goods. Nearly 60 head of livestock tools wagons rifles and miscellaneous items accompany the sale with nursery terms offering 12 months on larger purchases and cash on small items.

Davenport Brighton Verdi Washington Titus Brinton Sound Felding Jersey Durham Deering Emerson Gang Monmouth John Deere Deere Densmore

Confession Reveals False Pretenses Behind Marriage

Mr Valesburg admits to his wife Marie that he married her under false pretenses. He claims the rescue scene was staged and Marie was never in real danger, as she reveals she believed herself drowning while her feet touched the bottom.

Marie Mr. Valesburg John

A Journal Want Ad Will Sell It For You

Classified note states a journal will place a want ad to sell items. It promotes simple service for buyers and sellers and highlights convenience and broad reach.

Cole

Provisional chairman term questioned in editorial exchange

Mrs. Carlos asks what a provisional chairman means as she and John discuss politics and Roosevelt's new party. John replies the provisional chairmen are the fellows expected to furnish the provisions. Buffalo Express dialogue reflects early party organization chatter.

John Carlos Mr. Roosevelt Buffalo Express

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