Hazlett Socialist Lecturer Draws Mixed Reception in Lincoln Park
Ida Crouch Hazlett a Socialist lecturer drew about 800 to 1,000 in Lincoln Park as she discussed unemployment, federal control, and the push for Debs’s pardon. She denied sounding a firebrand and urged economic reforms and universal suffrage, noting past battles for prohibition and women’s rights.
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Ida Crouch Hazlett
Lincoln Park
Towa
Iowa
American Legion
Altho
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
Salvation Army
Carrie Chapman Cell
Anna Shaw
Parke
Lfe
Debs
Lincoln
Hazlett
Wii‘nels
New York
Reunion of Clover Leaf Vets to Be Attended by Capt Rouse
Des Moines hosts the Eighty eighth division reunion starting tomorrow at the state fair grounds. Capt Howard J Rouse with Capt Ward Lucas will travel from Winona and Brainerd to Des Moines by auto and boxcars. Minneapolis plans a 600 man delegation, with other delegates arriving by special trains from Kansas City and St Louis. About 5000 visitors are expected, with an assembly tent opening at 9 am and dignitaries Gen William Weigle Gen W D Beach and Gen MS Stuart among the guests.
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Waterloo
Des Moines
Howard J. Rouse
Ward Lucas
Winona
Minn
Sergi
C. E. Parker
Brainerd
Walter R. Stein
Minneapolis
France
Kansas City
St. Louis
William Weigle
W. D. Beach
Washington, D. C
MS. Stuart
San Diego
Cal
Eighty-eighth Division
Man Dame Fortune Forgot Begs Alms in Waterloo
The story chronicles Joseph Hampton of Fairfield Iowa and J A Collins of Keokuk who built early railway bridges in the western states. Hampton rose to wealth in old Mexico while Collins, aged and poor, begged for coins from a Waterloo reporter. Both men started in bridge work in the 1870s and rose through rough, lifelong labor in rails and highways.
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Pal
Mexico
Joseph Hampton
J. A. Colling
Collins
Hampton
Fairfield
J. A. Collins
Keokuk
Southwestern Railway
Old Mexico
Penni Jess
Waterloo
Aime
Fortune
Glidden
San
Fletcher's Castoria Introduced for Infants and Children
After years of research a purely vegetable remedy was created to replace harsh medicines. Fletcher's Castoria began as a physician approved solution for infants and children and has become a trusted household staple for mothers over 30 years. Genuine Castoria bears the signature.
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Fletcher
Rail builder now owner of acres and bridges helped
Obscure tale follows Colling once a railroad man turned land and property holder in Mexico. He recalls building major cantilever bridges including Niagara Falls and Portland Oregon, aided by a memory of hunger after years of success. The piece notes his intent to return to Keokuk then California and mentions an advertisement for Morsford's Acid Phosphate.
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Ta Fe
Mexico
Colling
Collins
Keokuk
California
Canadian Pacific Railway
Harrison Street
Portland
Ore
Niagara Falls
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Ion
Esion
Elain
J. E. & Eelberg
Capt. Rouse
Clover Leaf
Tn Jaman
Ginza
Tokio
Mre
Minnesota
Log Cabin
Rainbow Drive
Newsriter
Morsford
Hawkeo Abstract Co
A. Zemke
George H. Muse
Brown
Ceder Falls
Pacific
Cedar Falls
L. W. Miller
H. C. Barton
Woodlawn
United States Arsenal
Rock Island, Island
Springfield
Mass
Bill Sims
Louis
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