Meredith for president leads Iowa Democratic ticket
At the Iowa Democratic state conference in Des Moines the slogan Meredith for president was adopted for the party delegation to the national convention. A strong state ticket was chosen for the primaries with Claude Porter to run for United States senator Clyde Herring for governor and Charles Cameron as running mate. Ruth Summer was nominated for secretary of state and the committee prepared a slate including J. E. Craven treasurer J. Ray Files attorney general and others. Porter defended the administration as the conference approved the ticket with orderly proceedings and a calm atmosphere.
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Tes Moines
Meredith
Iowa
Hotel Savery III
Claude RK. Porter
United States Senate
Clyde J. Herring
Des Moines
Nave
Charles K. Caimeron
State Boards of Agriculture
Mise Hugh Sumner
Adel
J. 7 Jones
I. W.gerard
Wilbur Marsh
Gote
San Francisco
McAdoo
Palmer
Democracy
United States
J. W. Reynolds
Jack Dalton
Manson
Reynolds
Alex Miller
Ralph Cram
Harry Cook
Carl Evans
Robert E. Johnson
B. J. Snyder
Parley Sheldon
George Richter
T. N. McCoy
Emmet Tinley
Seth Thomas
J. H. Oates
Porter
Repub!licams
Senate
Iowa Delegates Debate Nomination and Cedar Rapids Convention
The Iowa state committee debated a presidential nomination at a conference. A resolution urged delegates to back a son of down in the national convention. Cedar Rapids won the bid to host the state convention, with Toho N. Hughes as temporary chairman and Edith Clark as secretary. Sioux City to host the judicial convention, and Thomas Steele of Signs City was named as delegate at large following his death.
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Ife
Senate
Porter
Iowa
Ouf
Mere- Ndith
Cedar Rapids
Vic
Tns
Toho N. Hughes
Lar Thapids
Edith Clark
Wallace Defends Present High Food Prices in Congress
Editor Wallace argues high prices reflect farming costs and soil fertility. He claims industrialists push Australian and South American agriculture to supply cheaper labor, urging town and farmer cooperation to resist erosion of the middlewest’s food supply.
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Wallace
Business Congress
Australia
South America
Middlewest
Farmers’ Trade Bureau
Logan Citizens Reimburse Rail for Stolen Wine Scene
In Logan Indiana on April 11 business leaders paid 2000 dollars to a Northwestern Railway agent to partially reimburse the railroad for loss of several hundred gallons of wine stored in tank cars. The leak occurred in Logan yards February 3, with wine saved in buckets and milk cans amid some sensational moments. Three young men were indicted for attempting to claim a share from others, but the case closes.
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Logan
Northwestern Railway
Women politicians rise in Iowa as candidates loom
In Des Moines women at the Savery hotel discuss a possible bid by Mrs. Schulte for Congress and Ruth Sumner for secretary of state. Miss Anne Lawther leads the Iowa women’s Democratic group as female delegates from across the state convene, with optimism tempered by caution about electability. Japan expands fishing fleet along Siberia, with annual catches totaling about 35,000,000 dollars.
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Savery Hotel
Anne Lawther
Iowa Women's Democratic Organization
Schulte
Congress
Haugen
Des Moines
Lillian Bridgeford
Simon Casady
Japan
Siberia
Whooping Cough Remedy Ad Promises Easier Cough And Expectorate
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy eases whooping cough by loosening mucus and reducing coughing fits. It asserts the product makes expectoration easier, has been used in many epidemics, contains no cadeine or narcotic, and offers best results in the disease.
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Chamberlain
Dayton JA Boys Start Nationwide Overall Craze
Dayton JA boys shed expensive trousers for two shade overalls and ignited a nationwide movement to cut clothing costs. Reports from seven southwest states note overalls clubs organized with support from chambers of commerce and officials.
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Fort Dodge
Dayton
FB. Runkel
Southwest States
Chambers of Commerce
Wayton
Fragmented civic commentary on wealth and time
The passage rails at credit martyrs and officials for adopting innovations while mocking billion figure perception. It asserts a person thirty two years and nine months old has lived only in billions of seconds, implying vast but incomprehensible scales of time and value.
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J. Robert Curtis
Lidon
Carslosanesa
Bert Chek Insurance
C. O. Petrain
Moly
Ralph Wurst
2Rie
Mia
Win
Christians
Citys Ridge
New York
Wore & Mighty
Geo Tee Co
Mrs Frank Crocker praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A mother from Wina writes that her five year old son Paul endured a severe winter cold that settled on the lungs and caused harsh coughing. After trying medicine with little relief, she used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and reports immediate improvement, continuing until the child recovered.
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Paul
Chamberlain
Frank Crocker
Wina
Chamberlain's Tablets End Digestive Trouble Claim
A Battle Creek Michigan reader credits Chamberlain's Tablets with ending his heartburn indigestion and liver complaint. He urges others troubled by indigestion or constipation to try the remedy, claiming it will help.
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John R. Walker
Battle Creek
Mich
Chamberlain
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G. J. Schulie
Migs Ruth Sunmer
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Chicago University
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Lawther
Wangler
Wangler Bros. Co
Waterloo
J. C. Murphy
D. D.S
First National Bank
VM. H. Ross Boi
Leavitt and Johnson Building
Percy R. Wood
Turoat Leagitt & Johnson Bank Didg
Lillie A. Arnett
L. A. Kettwig
Oneida
Netcott and
Netcott
Amar
Paige
Commerica
Glenbrook
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit
Adle
Xy Motor Co
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Apudine Grippaches
J. G. Jones
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