Jamison Helps Fit Democratic National Organ
Des Moines reports W D Jamieson editor of a new Washington DC paper The Democratic National Organ writes in his Window Seat column from the White House toward the country urging Democrats to stop infighting He quotes Wilbur Marsh Waterloo and McAdoo and says the paper is a plain Democrat with no factional ties and no leadership claims.
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Iowa
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al Smith
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
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Unclear Health Ad Copy on Motherhood Aid
Fragmentary OCR text promotes maternal health with references to a remedy "Mot Friend" and a "Mother's nurse" service. Mentions Bradfield Regulate and free information offers. Lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable people beyond generic terms.
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Politician Jamieson's career and Democratic ties described
The passage recalls Jamieson’s rise from Iowa state senate to Congress, noting one term and defeat by Horace Manner. It highlights his long Washington role in the Democratic party, editor stint at Ida Grove Pioneer at 19, leadership in county and local papers, and eventual control of Shenandoah World with an ownership stake.
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Shenandoah
Shenandoah World
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