Progressive party forms in Black Hawk County Iowa
A 1912 plan outlines a Black Hawk County Progressive convention at Waterloo courthouse on July 20 to choose delegates, with ward caucuses in Waterloo on July 18 and 19. Attendees emphasize progressivism over GOP labels and pledge loyalty to progressive nominees.
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Waterloo
Towa
Cedar Falls
City of Waterloo
J. F. Bragdon
Fourth Street
City Hall
Olive oil legendary cure touted for Italian stomachs
A short feature extols olive oil for preventing digestive issues and stomach troubles, comparing to Italians. It notes a new process of sterilizing and toasting at 200 degrees enhances taste and keeping qualities of the food.
Strike Management and Convention Calls Highlight Local Meeting
The report notes Miss Violetta Esteve leading a major New York seamen’s strike effort while labor leaders in Black Hawk form a three person committee to draft a new party platform. A separate call for a Saturday convention is assigned to the committee with plans to inform progressives by automobile patrols.
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Violetta Esteve
New York
Metropolis
Eit
K. L. Hoateter
E. L. Johnson
H. C. Litchfield
Black Hawk
Leon Belt
E. Su.Hosteter
J. E. Bragdon
M. J. Butterfield
W. Leon Belt
J. M. Gibson
Dems Question Hamilton S Senate Bid in Iowa Race
Des Moines reports stir in Democratic ranks over replacing Dan Hamilton as U S senator if the party wins the Iowa legislature in November. Jerry B Sullivan named as a possible successor as primary loyalties fade and debate grows on binding primary results for January votes.
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Dan Hamilton
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Hamilton
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Champ Clark
Wilson
Iowa
Taft
Shoulder Broken as Auto Surned
Mrs. Fred Doxey of 619 Iowa street is nursing a broken right shoulder after an auto accident on East Eleventh street. She was thrown from the car and the cast will be removed in a few days as she recovers from the shock.
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Fred Doxey
Iowa Street
East Eleventh Street
Reverend Bailey Quits Pulpit for Chicken Business
Davenport July 18 Rev. W Bailey pastor of Methodist churches in LeClaire Princeton and McCausland Iowa will resign his pastorate to enter the chicken business ending a long tenure in local ministry and signaling a shift to rural poultry work.
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W. Bailey
LeClaire
Princeton
McCausland
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