Democrats Plan Strong Campaign on Congressmen
Des Moines reports Iowa Democrats hold district conferences to recruit congressional candidates while planning county meetings. chatter centers on potential U S senate contenders after Daniel Steck’s 1924 upset, with names like J Ray Files, Mike Lea, Frank Miles, Claude Porter, and Gem Tinley floated. Congressmen seek re election, Republicans expect no Democrat replacements.
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Lydia Pinkham and the Sesqui centennial ads
Philadelphia marks the 146th anniversary of independence while Lyon Mass hosts Lydia Pinkham Medicine Company production. The firm markets root and herb medicine with six Lynnbased buildings and nearly 5 million bottles sold last year.
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Uncertain Iowa Race Signals Busy Political Year Ahead
Article examines a strenuous political year with Republicans and Democrats preparing for battles beyond Iowa including national implications for the 1928 presidential election. It notes potential senatorial contest uncertainties in Washington and rising Democratic aggressiveness following primary battles, amid ongoing agricultural and business concerns.
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