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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1912

Page

2

Waterloo Evening Courier Public Notice and Delivery Details

Waterloo Evening Courier lists publication details, offices, managers, and foreign postage. It notes advertising rates, per word charges, and special terms for subscriptions and distribution.

Waterloo Evening Courier Associated Press TM W.H. Hartman Company West Park Avenue Joan C. Harman W. Peterson Sec’y-Treas Mgr Iree Ian Acetate New York Tribune Alfred B. Lukens Chicago A.W Alisa Mansger Evening Courier Carser Courier Waterloo

Sacrifice Unparalleled in Chinese Politics

The piece extols Sun Yat Sen for resigning the presidency to unite China’s fractured empire into a new republic. It lauds his selfless act, contrasts him with Yuan Shikai, and questions American willingness to honor such sacrifice from foreign leaders. Sun Yat Sen’s legacy is praised as secure despite Yuan’s looming troubles.

Sun Yat Sen Chinese Republic China Lfe Yuan Shi Kai

Holden for governor debates and public support urged

The piece urges Holden as a viable governor candidate highlighting his experience and educational reforms while urging him to present a clear platform. It notes public doubts about his motives but argues he should demonstrate policy to gain broad backing. It also mentions Cummins, Uncle George Perkins, Secretary Knox, and evolving political issues.

Sioux City Journal Cummins Courier Towan George Perkins

The Real Trouble in Tariff and Labor Debates

A compilation of editorial snippets from Iowa papers discussing tariff impacts on dairy churning, dynamite concerns, telephone consolidation in Sioux City, alleged crimes in policy circles, Roosevelt era politics, and critiques of tipping culture in service.

Iowa City The Cedars Rapids Republican Iowa

Barnstorming in Kansas and Tangled Courtship Tales

A collage of era gossip and wit features barnstormers in Kansas dodging pranks and machines, a romantic tirade about devotion, a maid's discovery of a mistress’s portraits, and a Brooklyn suffrage remark by Col Alexander Sacon. The piece weaves humor with social commentary and a New York Sun note on heiress marriages.

Mar Alexander Sacon Mens Equal Suffrage League of Brooklyn New York Count Beau de Beaumont Tim Count Beau de Beaumoant

Try a booster for Iowa leadership and progress

The Des Moines Register and Leader urges a booster approach for Iowa politics and agriculture. It argues for bold, impulsive leadership on the railroad and farm fronts, recalling Thorne’s role and exhorting the legislature to lead with enthusiasm rather than cautious checks.

Des Moines Register and Leader Waterloo Courier Holden Register and Leader Thorne Board of Railroad Commissioners Shippers of Iowa Iowa Railroad Commission Emerson Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association Mr. Thorne Middle West Towa

The Letter That Makes Him Say It

A reader laments a man who shows care but never speaks of love. The writer argues men should declare intentions and set a timeline for marriage, or risk losing the partner to someone more direct. She urges clear words, not chivalrous hesitation, and suggests firm prompts or competition to hasten commitment.

Tie Jia Ruth Cameron

What the Money Trust Is

Minneapolis Journal discusses the so called Money Trust and cites George M. Reynolds of Chicago predicting power concentrated in a few men. The piece argues decentralization would occur under a national reserve and urges reform, referencing Hamiltonian finance and Andrew Jackson’s actions against the Bank of the United States.

Minneapolis George M. Reynolds Chicago Reynolds National Reserve Association the Reserve Association New York St. Louis Andrew Jackson Bank of the United States

System of finance and Morgans power questioned

The text argues that Morgan and the Wall Street system hold power that cannot be escaped by Morgan or others in his circle. It contends society relies on private financiers to perform central banking functions once governments or quasi government bodies fail. A remedy is urged to prevent another panic.

Knox South America Cy Muti Paradise Lional Toledo J. Cursey Takeniy Wartior J. Cuexty & Co Sistraformaty Catarri Cirel Frank J. Gueney J. P. Morgan Wall Street House of Morgan Morgan Bank of England Bank of France German Reichs Bank S. S THE Swift Specific CO Atlanta

The Roosevelt Position in Colier’s View

Colliers argues Roosevelt should yield to the public wish for his nomination as the strongest GOP progressive option. He is seen as able to run against Wilson on equal terms with Hughes, while third terms are deemed confusing only if framed as a renewal of a precedent. The piece cites historical precedent and questions any lack of clearness in the case.

Iowa Kennedy Aring Des Moines Colliers Roosevelt Hughes Wilson Washington Grant Tenderfoot Golden Medical Discovery

Views of the People and European Political Debates

A Courier editorial discusses Christian socialism versus material socialism in Germany. It questions whether charitable groups like Red Cross, Salvation Army, YMCAs, and aid workers are true socialists and contrasts them with international protests over Ferrar in Spain, reflecting on historical rewards and recognition.

Christian Social Party Germany Plaus Red Cross Society Salvation Army Spain Ferrar Europe

CHRISTIAN SOCIALIST LETTER FROM WATERLOO

A letter from Waterloo dated February 14 criticizes socialist rhetoric and European labor unions, arguing against socialist promises and asserting Christian doctrine over Marxist ideas. It contrasts religion with political provocation, warning readers about bait and moral decay.

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