On Trial in Congress How Parties Debate Policy
The piece argues the Democrats and Republicans face a split in Congress with opposing majorities. It suggests Republicans should back sensible laws and avoid aiding the opposing party, forecasting a realignment once Democrats gain power. It frames Bailey FitzGerald Aldrich and Cannon as key figures shaping the outcome for the people.
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Congress
Court of the People
Bailey
Senate
Fitzgerald
Aldrich
Cannon
Washington
Water loo boosters urged to stay at it for future progress
AWAKENING call asks if boosters remain as active after Water loo's strong 1910 exmanainn. The piece questions whether the city will rest on past achievements or strive for more trophies, urging Water loo to keep at it as Council Bluffs has recently been.
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Waterloo
Council Bliffis
Waterloo boosters push for larger commercial club
The text urges Waterloo to carry a campaign to increase commercial club membership amid many new city business arrivals. It praises a legislatively passed Great bill for a commercial hotel and notes Cunningham road dragging bill and state legislature passage, with questions on farmers’ reception and local supervision.
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Waterloo
Cunningham
Cannonism lands Cannon in minority seat and shakes administration
Roosevelt attacks big business from steps at Reno criticizing divorce industry. Viterba Camorrists deny guilt amid claims of plots. Dubuque Telegraph Herald mocks Beryl F. Carroll as governor of town by insurgent confidence, defender of sacred things against rabble, amid Scott county judgeship debate.
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House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Court House
Reno
Nev
Viterba
Italy
Illinois
F. D. Letts
Scott County
Dubuque
Opposing Popular Election of Senators in Iowa
Opinion piece argues against direct senatorial elections in Iowa and warns that change would cement future deadlocks in state politics amid the current national debate. It urges preservation of existing appointment or indirect methods.
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Iowa
Spirit of the Iowa Press: merged items from papers
A collage of brief Iowa clippings notes taft criticisms on Canadian reciprocity and a call to vote. a Cedar Falls minister condemns attending a play. a woman robs a Washington grocery. highway tax concerns. Waterloo church union amid fire loss. questions on interfaith church merger and unity.
Waterloo Little Farm Movement Promises City Growth
The Waterloo area eyes a speculative Little Farm Movement to create a chain of small farms within the city and nearby, boosting population and buying power. Supporters claim it could raise land values and provide homes, with investors benefiting as development spreads. Foley Kidney Plus is endorsed by J. K. Jader & Son for kidney and bladder relief.
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Waterloo
Burtt
J. K
Choose delegates by caucus system in Iowa
Des Moines April 6 Iowa delegates to the national conventions in 1912 will not be chosen by the delegates elected to county conventions in the primary of 1910. Attorney General Cosson's opinion to Governor Carroll says reassembly of 1912 delegates is not mandatory and likely not legal if attempted. Result is a probable continuation of the old caucus system for national delegates next year.
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Deemer
Sioux City Journal
Des Moines
Iowa
Judge Deemer
Pat
Carroll
Cosson
Appreciation From The Ministers
The Waterloo Ministerial association notes with pleasure the Courier editorial supporting the Thursday night church prayer meeting. The letter commends press clergy cooperation for the city’s religious life and safe progress through Christian principles. Signed by Frank Cole, Secretary.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Frank Cole
Capt Merry to retire after long service with railroad
CAPT. MERRY will retire from the company on July 1 after thirty one years in service. A transfer moved the immigration department from Manchester Iowa to Chicago merging it with the industrial department. J C Clair will supervise both departments from Chicago and Manchester offices will close after July retirement.
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Capt. Merry
I.C. Manchester
General Immigration Department
Kinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
J. F. Merry
J. C. Clair
Merry
Manchester
What kind of man do women like most
A survey of reader opinions on male traits shows cleanliness and strength as top preferences, with many citing affection, generosity, reverence, and chivalry. Responses include praise for a strong, honest, fearless man who is tender, devoted, and capable of deep partnership, plus a controversial note about the appeal of a devilish edge.
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Rex
Taust
Garden of Eden
Adam
Eve
Thugs Molest Waverly Girls in Fifth Ward
Waverly Republicans report two young women were followed Saturday night by two men who made insulting remarks and assaulted one. The victims fled to Halt's drug store as the assailants escaped. Authorities believe they have leads and hope to arrest soon.
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Fifth Ward
Rnang
Halt
Hines Denies Story of Funk and Lorimer Case
Chicago April 6 Edward Hines denied the Helm committee tale that he solicited a 190000 fund to reward Lorimer supporters He said he never contributed to or solicited such funds Cyrus H McCormick of International Harvester confirmed Funk saying the company would not consider such a fund Senate may reopen Lorimer case Borah La Follette deliberations loom. Kohlsaat sought statements as testimony shifted the vote outcome
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Chicago
Edward Hines
Helm Committee
United States
Willam Lorimer
Hines
Fonk
Mr. Hilmes
Funk
McCormick
Cyrus H. McCormick
Tithe International Harvester Company
International Company
Senate
Washington, D. C
Lorimer
Senatora Borah
la Follette
Sga
Atesult
Bill For Direct Election Presented In House
Washington April. A resolution introduced by Representative Sulzer in the house calls for direct election of senators by the people. The measure outlines a constitutional amendment to establish popular selection of U.S. senators.
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Washington, D. C
Sulzer
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