Waterloos clash with Sunday sparks moral crusade
An account from Waterloo recounts William A Sunday’s evangelistic rally as liquor interests crumble under his forceful attack. The piece praises his speech while noting the public health warnings about dust in the tabernacle and argues for reform measures and political vigilance ahead of elections.
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Waterlooo Blameless Population Slowdown Pointed Elsewhere
Davenport Times reports that Davenport Des Moines and Waterloo cannot be blamed for Iowa's declining population figures. The piece places responsibility beyond these cities and discusses state level trends affecting growth.
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Lape’s Plea For Peace Stirs Political Debate
The Capital editor runs for US Senate on a peace platform and supports a Dolliver succession implying a term. Attorney General Poors Lieut Governor Clark State Chairman Franke and former Speaker Guy Feely are named candidates. Legislators receive urging letters. a primary election is debated to cut costs, with Cummins citing under 25000 dollars for a special primary.
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Lafe Young Casts Self as Harmonizer in Iowa Senate Fight
The Capital editor accuses Lafe Young of posing as a peace maker while fighting for reform and railroad limitations over ten years. He champions radical legislation yet aligns with Cummins opposed factions, aiming for a U.S. Senate seat via a progressive-controlled legislature.
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A Novel Penny Charity Scheme For Mass Giving
A reader describes a proposed charity fund raise using a yearly committee listing “years” who give one dollar and recruit twelve months each giving fifty cents and recruiting four weeks. Weeks donate twenty five cents recruiting seven days who give ten cents and recruit twenty four hours. Each hour contributes five cents. The plan, in a large city with twelve years, could raise nearly five thousand dollars, and in a smaller town a single year might exceed seven thousand with enough outreach.
Politics is a great game aired in Iowa papers
The Iowa press discusses politics and politicians with sharp comment. The Davenport Times and Cedar Rapids Gazette echo views that politics is a game, while the Cedar Falls and Council Bluffs papers condemn amusements and sewer pollution, urging public accountability.
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Kenyon 15 Coming Back From Washington
Kenyon the assistant to the attorney general telegraphed friends in Fort Dodge Iowa that he will be home next week. He has delayed return arguing for the sixteen hour law for faster livestock transit and did not mention his candidacy for senators.
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