Senator Lodge on Direct Election of Senators Sparks Debate
A political column analyzes Senator Lodge's fiery senate address opposing direct election of senators and defending traditional power. It argues the proposal would place government at the mercy of states and questions protections for citizens, noting opposition within the senate.
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Ledge
Roosevelt
Senate
Lodge
United States
Burrows
Aldrich
Hale
Herburn
Salls
Lange
Larimer
Lee O'Neil Browne
Wilson
Debate on Senate Reform and Framer’s Plans Criticized
A sweeping critique targets the Senate for corruption and whitewashing in cases like Lorimer and Ballinger. It questions claims that direct election would violate the framers intent, labeling such defense a slander. The piece argues the fathers of the constitution would oppose current practices and praises reformist pressures amid ongoing political battles.
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Cress
Senate
Lorimer
Banky
Aldrich
Julius Caesar Burrows
Illinois
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Ballinger
United States
Town Call to Clear Sidewalks After Snow
After a heavy Sunday storm residents note neat sidewalks in front of some vacant lots but see others left snowbound. The writer urges city action to identify owners of vacant lots, compel sidewalk clearing, and bill owners if they refuse, or have the city clear walks at once.
Political quarrel over size of the House
The column denounces political maneuvering to shrink or resist expanding the House of Representatives. It argues against enlarging the chamber, cites Iowa and other states, warns of increased government costs, and questions Congress members for opposing patriotic legislation. It laments wasteful spending and the effort to defeat popular will.
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House of Representatives
Towa
Congress
Land and education reform clash amid early Missouri capitol debates
An editorial voice criticizes business interests and farmers opposing reciprocity and road legislation while applauding ship subsidies. It notes the Missouri state education board seeking McLean’s resignation as university president, compares university leadership standards at Minnesota and Harvard, laments a stalled capitol project, and ends with a biting aside on two Gould sisters and a future suitor.
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State Board of Education
Mclean
The
State University
Minnesota
Northrop
Harvard
Eliot
Love and friendship shape a lasting marriage
The piece argues that true marriage rests on a strong blend of friendship and passion, warning that a union built on volatile infatuation may fade. A friend’s ideal of a mate as “the best man friend” underscores the value of companionship, with ample friendship preferred over excess romance.
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Lfe
Deel Ce
Tax and election chatter over state primaries
Cedar Rapids Gazette rails at special primaries as a tax burden on residents while critics in Towa City and North Taylor Review lampoon poll tax politics. The piece hints at broader frustration with campaign costs and voter sentiment across states and regions.
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Cedar Rapids
North Taylor Review
Ohio
Illinois
Texas
Direct election of senators stance from Lodge echoed
The Chicago Record-Herald reports Senator Lodge and a few others will resist reform but acknowledges the reform is coming. It argues a direct election view is supported by a large majority while the Senate remains conservative and state equality unaffected. Lorimer scandals and deadlocks fuel momentum for change.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Lodge
Senate
Lorimer
Congress
The Good Old Times Mocked by a Local Paper
A local essay recalls how past days were supposedly better with trains under fifty miles per hour and wages from 10 to 40 cents a day. It notes old customs such as candles dipped at home, handmade clothes, and teachers earning about $10 per month, contrasting them with the present.
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Cy Bteegestente
Boone Independent
The
Independent
New York
McSwine's Gun Cavern in County Donegal Coast
A prodigious cavern along the Donegal coast harbors a tide rushing in with cannon like thunder. The roaring sound travels twenty to thirty miles, echoing along the cliffs and sea.
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McSwine
County
Donegal
Ireland
Lively Debate Over Primary In Des Moines February Deadlock
Des Moines Iowa February 8 Special. Both the senate and the house were deeply discussing a proposed special primary election with a likely impact on the senatorial deadlock. The house backed the Oregon law’s relevance the senate debated substitutions amid heated exchanges. Supporters included O Connor and others while several opponents urged rejection. The vote outcome favored passage by a small margin if the substitution motion fails. Individuals named include O Connor Harding Adams Proudfoot and Clarke with many legislators listed.
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Senate
House
Atake
O'Connor
Oregon
Harding
Klay
Zeller
Shankland
Whitney
Ripley
Moore
Bill Sharp
Adams
Smith
Germaine
Clarke
van Law
Senator Proudfoot
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Bascom
Bauman
Beans
Black
Boettger
Brady
Brockway
Brown
Bybee
Byerly
Campbell
Webster
Collins
Cousins
Cunningham
Dabney
Daniels
Dawson
Dixon
Downey
Free trade stance blocks Canadian reciprocity plan
Washington Feb 8 Representative Good will oppose the Taft backed Canadian reciprocity pact. He argues it does not yield fair exchange and favors free trade with Canada in return for free access for U.S. goods. He insists tariffs should reflect production costs. Taft monitors progress as Democrats split in the House and Senate. Bailey opposes. Stone supports in the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
Representative Good
House
Congress
Taft
Good
Canada
Mr. Good
Senate Democrats
Bailey
Stone
Missouri
Threats and Creditor Duel Cited by Fliegende Blatter
In a sharp note attributed to Fliegende Blatter, a creditor warns that ongoing dunning must stop or a new suit will be ordered, signaling a tense commercial dispute. The remark suggests mounting pressure over outstanding debts and legal escalation potential.
Meritol Tonic Digestive advertised by Henderson Drug Co
Meritol Tonic Digestive described as a rejuvenator and builder that tones the system improves appetite aids digestion and cleanses impurities. Sold by Henderson Drug Co the local representatives of the American Drug and Press Association.
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Meritol
Henderson Drug Co
American Drug and Press Association
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promotes Health to Women
Scottville Mich resident Sir J G Johnson testifies to the benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanativa Wash for female health issues. He praises improved health, absence of backache, and relief from painful periods, noting his family’s reliance on the remedies and recommending them to young women. The advertisement claims the product is made from native roots and berries, contains no narcotics, and boasts many cures of female diseases.
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Bcottville, Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
J.G. Johnson
Scottville, Mich
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