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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1911

Page

2

From Reform to Bushwhacking in Taft Battle

An opinion piece argues insurgent Republicans aim to derail Taft’s renomination in 1912. It contends pretexts are used to discredit the administration, praising progressivism while warning the move serves personal glory and GOP power, not the country. The piece questions Taft’s fate, La Follette’s reach, and the Courier’s stand for principles over personalities.

Taft Republic Aldrich Payne Republican Party Courier la Follette Middle West East Cummins

Progressive press vows fight for equal opportunity in Iowa

The piece defends progressive ideals against political gain, praises reporters, and criticizes Payne Aldrich tariff supporters. It notes a rumored Iowa senate bid by W. C. Browne and lauds ex Governor Garst for stances on reciprocity. It discusses sugar price issues, road questions, and the Ballinger investigation, ending with a quip about a kiss involving Lee and Mrs. Rees.

Senator Kenyon In Public Discourse Sparks Debate In Iowa

The Spirit of the Iowa Press editorial remarks on Senator Kenyon and his influence in Iowa politics noting contrasts with the return of wealth to the poor. It discusses political beliefs and the allocation of resources in a broad national context.

The Easy Way Out in Iowa Politics

A sweeping column notes Senator Kenyon's support for Taft's renomination and opposition to reciprocity. It hints at a familiar Iowa political path of choosing the easiest route, while contrasting with other editorials that lampoon political figures and critique governance during the heat of the season.

Kenyon Taft Iowa

Greater Ultimate Triumph in Reciprocity Vote

The Cedar Rapids Gazette argues Senator Kenyon could gain a greater triumph by voting yes on reciprocity. A yes vote will be vindicated later, while a no vote may win temporary praise but mark the lawmaker as a steadfast statesman in time.

Cedar Replds Gazette the Gazette Kenyon

Summer Reading Plan for Productive Vacations

A teacher laments unfinished summer reading and urges definite goals. Choose a few authors or works to read fully, or focus on one subject deeply. Suggest biographies or science texts to open new worlds, review forgotten grammar and geography, and set a daily reading time to enrich leisure.

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Cummins and Cummins Clash Over Canada Reciprocity

In a Senate exchange last Thursday Senator Cummins debated Governor Cummins on reciprocity with Canada. Senator Williams read from Iowa Governor Cummins 1904 inaugural message, claiming the reciprocity plan is a direct answer to Iowa senator Cummins 1911 objections. The Iowa governor addressed farmers, asserting a treaty could grant long term influence over Canada imports.

Minneapolis Cumming Cummins Senate Senator Williams Iowa Canada Farmers of

Canadian Trade Views Stir Iowa Farmers Debate

The passage discusses Canadian agricultural imports and whether Iowa farmers would lose in exchange. Governors Cummins and Senator Cummins clash over the impact of Canada on U S prices, noting changes since 1904 and Taft era rhetoric. The piece also mentions sprains requiring treatment and recommends Chamberlains Liniment from dealers.

Canadia Iowa Cummins Illinois Kansas Wisconsin Dakotas Nebraska Missouri United States Canada Senator Cumming Governor Cumming Chicago Taft

Waverly Worker Struck by Falling Window at Canning Plant

Louis Rust, son of Ed Rust, a worker at the Nelley canning factory in Waverly, was injured around 2 pm when a heavy board window fell from its hinge in the husking shed, striking him on the head. Dr. Rohlf treated him at his office, he recovered consciousness, and is resting at home. The doctor believes the injury is not serious.

Waverly Louis Rust E d Rust Nelley Canning Factory

Lignite Briquets Solve Problem Reveals Fuel Breakthrough

Washington July 8 The Bureau of Mines reports a German machine enables briquets from lignite to be produced cheaply in the west where coal is costly. Lignite abundant in western states slack and moisture hinder transport, but a Williston experiment produced a satisfactory burning furnace. Cost to load briquets at the mine cited as 2.51 dollars per ton Texas 3.53 North Dakota 5.24 California.

Washington, D. C Government Baureau of Mines West Germany North South Dakota Montana Texas Bureau of Mines Williston N. C Charles L. Wright Bureau North Dakota California

Scorching summer in Alaska delays Nome arrival

Reports from the Bering sea patrol fleet say ice has only recently broken up enough for the first ship of the season to reach Nome. The steamer Corwin carried gold seekers and provisions but lost her rudder near the harbor. the revenue cutter Bear rescued her from likely ice pack damage.

Washington, D. C United States Alaska Bering Sea Patrol Nome Corwin Bear

Savonarola judged as a great yet failing reformer

The author argues Savonarola, though morally capable and learned, failed politically and morally. He contrasts him with Luther, Calvin, Wesley, and other reformers, claiming Savonarola disrupted Florence without lasting reform, misunderstood humanity, and fell to tyranny via public opinion. The piece condemns elevating any man to angelic status.

Gunsaulus Chicago Rev. Newton Cedar Rapids Savonarola Russia Martin Luther John Calvin John Wesley M. E Florence Republic of Geneva Lorenzo the Magnificent John Addington Symonds Luther Lorenzo George Eliots Romola Bernardo del Nero Medici Italy Wiliam Lloyd Garrison Abraham Lincoln

Young migrant plans wealth and happiness from banked funds

A man in the Northwest states says he sent 1600 to a bank in Risan Austria to gain 8000 crowns and achieve independence. He intends to buy a farm near Risan, marry, and retire without work, having come to America ten years ago with no money and worked the past four years at a cement plant.

Risan Austria America Northwestern States

Spirit Lake visit sparks talk of U.S. Senate run

Lafayette Young and his son Harry stay at Brandall's Lodge on Spirit Lake as Youth anglers report strong pike catches. Spirit Lake boosters urge him to address local motorists. Senator Young hints at a U.S. Senate candidacy in the upcoming primaries while affirming he is still in the fight for the people.

Lafayette Young Brandall's Lodge Spirit Lake Harry Young Mr. Young Young U. S

Savio Vasilejevich quietly amasses fortune in decade

Mason City Iowa author says Savio Vasilejevich, after ten years in America, has saved enough money to become wealthy and plans to return to Austria.

Mason City America Savio Vasilejevich Austria

Cardul Tonic Ad Promises Womanly Health Benefits

A Tampa letter from Mrs. E C Corum claims Cardul restored strength after "womanly troubles." She says it improved her nervous system and energy, noting fifty years of use as evidence. The ad urges readers to write for the Ladies Advisory Desk at The Medicines Co. in Chattanooga for guidance and a 64 page booklet.

SS. S S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta Tampa Fla E. C. Corum Cardus MN. B Ladies' Advisory Dent. Chattes Some Medicine Co Chattanooga, Tenn

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