Hartman Compsfy Publishes Notices and European Courier Listings
The Evening Courier lists advertising rates and carriage details while noting circulation, mail options, and foreign post structures. It mentions executives in New York and Chicago offices, travel services, and commentary on Republican politics and Iowa delegates, with speculation on a nationwide primary and anticipated political shifts.
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Roosevelt Era and Lincoln Rivalry Highlight Historic Convention
The piece discusses a national publican convention of major historical significance, comparing it to Lincoln's 1860 nomination. It lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a pivotal figure in expanding popular rule and rights, while noting debates over his 1912 nomination and the influence of party and nation in November.
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Political outrage shows southern and northern GOP voter power
The Philadelphia North American presents calculated figures from 1916 election results claiming bias in presidential nomination by regional voter strength. It lists solid democratic states Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Mississippi South Carolina totals and contrasts with solid republican states, highlighting delegate counts and national convention implications.
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Not all Ally in Des Moines Capital Race
The letter argues Col Roosevelt is not an ally to Cumming and La Follette and accuses him of exclusive claim to the principles of the three. It recalls Cummins and La Follette as fighting for the same doctrines and mocks Roosevelt for Africa hunting Mons. Webster City Kreemen-Tribune notes a proposal to allow avemen to vote to teach daughters and sisters ballot marking, while many voters do not understand voting properties.
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Turbulent Words Mark Early 1900s Party Nominating Talk
A mix of editorial jabber and political commentary from several papers on the Cummins Roosevelt nomination debate. Editors voice concern, praise, and predicted outcomes amid party divisions and potential ballots.
Semper Paratus in Everyday Readiness for Accidents
Ruth Cameron urges readers to keep safety knowledge handy for trains ships and theatres. She cites life preserver directions and exit signs as essential but often overlooked tools, praising the Boy Scouts motto always ready as a practical mindset to prevent or lessen disaster.
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Rising Sound in Chicago Shapes Taft Teddy Fight
Minneapolis Journal reports delegates gathering in Chicago amid a heated Taft Roosevelt clash. The piece notes calls to end factional disputes within the progressive ranks as delegates discuss uniting or directing the national campaign. A House of delegates debates strategy and speaking tones. Chamberlain's Liniment ad appears among the clippings.
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Chicago
Easy Slippers and Witty Epigrams in 1900s Papers
A collage of jokes, dialogue snippets, and advertisements from London and Chicago papers. Bits tease social trends, marriage, and vanity while ludicrous misprints and humorous anecdotes mix with real estate notices and local classifieds.
Quasqueton Road extension sought to October 1
Quasqueton Iowa June 15. C A N railroad officials asked for three more months to complete the road into Quasqueton due to weather. They expect rails to be laid by August if conditions improve while noting many early signers will extend again.
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Ames Rural Life Conference at Iowa State College
Iowa State College will hold its second annual rural life conference at Ames June 24 30 in connection with the summer school of agriculture and home economics. The event aims to train and inspire men and women to improve rural communities through practical discussions on religion education economics and social issues led by noted rural workers.
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Iowa State College
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M. B. McNutt
Chautauqua Rail Arrangements For Special Attractions
The Chautauqua committee arranged with railroad officials for good accommodations during special attractions. The Chicago Great Western will run the 9:25 p.m. northbound train until after the entertainment and the midnight train will stop at smaller stations to Oelwein. Co M Cheney agreed to send all Cedar Falls cars directly to the park, with many cars as needed to handle crowds before each show and for return trips. Special effort targets Cedar Falls patrons with season tickets.
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Perry Police Man Attempted Suicide at Home
Perry Iowa June 17 Ed Hines a Perry police officer patrolling the business district at night made an attempt to end his life at his West Third Street home early yesterday morning He was found and rescued and is reported in a critical but stabilized condition at a local hospital.
Officer Hines Threatens Suicide Amid Family Troubles
The story describes officer Hines returning home after a night shift, quarreling with his wife, and then using his Colt revolver to shoot himself in the chest. The bullet passed through his body, through a mattress, and into the floor, with his wife reporting the events.
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Wagner & Co. Open Waterloo Office For Grain Brokerage
Messrs. F. E. Wagner & Co., Chicago Board of Trade members, open a Waterloo office in the First National Bank Building to handle cash grain and brokerage with central and northern Iowa as headquarters. The firm, twenty five years old, builds on a conservative policy and strong finances and issues Wagner Grain Letters and crop statistics.
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Farm-born Maddock Named Waterloo Office Manager
Mad dock, born and raised on a farm, has been placed in charge of the Waterloo office after years of Chicago board experience, earning selection as manager due to thorough knowledge of the business.
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