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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Reportel
Menther Associated Preus
WH. Wartman Company
York Avenue
John Bartman
Ww. Peterson
Nail
Aterloo
Iowa
Waterloo
Remaking Europe Revealed as a New Anglo German Alliance
The article argues a pivotal shift in European power is forming behind a secret meeting in the Black Forest. Graves claims England, Germany, and Austria align, threatening France and reordering alliances. It warns of Belgium and Dutch Africa moves and foresees a tense balance that could avert or trigger war.
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Europe
Jor
Armgaard Karl Graves
Collier's Weekly
Germany
Austria
Italy
France
England
Ruussia
Franca
Armguard Graves
Herr von Kiderlen-Waechter
Black Forest
Viscount Unldane
Winston Spencer
Churchill
Admiral von Tirpitz
von Heeringen
Moritz von Auffenberg
Russia
Japan
Alsace
Lorraine
Bismark
Atlantic
Great Britain
Holland
Belgium
Orleans
Balkans
Not Ashamed of His Colors in Iowa Congressional Race
The Sioux City Journal, Cedar Rapids Republican and Clinton Herald condemn W R Law for revealing political views before the party platform decision. The Courier and Reporter praises his candor, stressing sincerity over ancestry. Law’s platform supports honest protection, regulation of corporations, initiative recall and woman suffrage.
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W. R. Law
Congress
Sioux City Journal
Cedar Rapids Republican
Clinton Herald
Law
Third
Courier
Smith
Fiddlesticks
Mr. Law
Judicial Intimidation In Iowa judge defense speaks out
The manager of Judge Lees campaign defends him after an alleged attack by the Iowa Business Men Temperance Association at a Sioux City banquet. The piece argues that pressuring judges over decisions undermines fair courts and the rule of law. It notes the danger of political expediency influencing verdicts and urges adherence to legal standards over public condemnation.
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Lee
Iowa Business Men's Temperance Association
Sioux City
Courier
Juror DUI Question Reaches Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines May 4 An appeal from Fort Dodge questions if a juror on duty may drink in a saloon. William Murphy was fined for contempt after entering a saloon owned by the defendant’s brother, talking with him and witnesses. An appeal seeks guidance on juror conduct and alcohol consumption in court-adjacent settings.
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Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Supreme Court
Wm. Murphy
Wright
Ireland 120 Years Ago Today A Rising Sparks Civil War
An insurrection in Ireland marked by firing at a Dublin reform club door and executions leads to a government crackdown. The 1749 uprising grows as 600000 members pledge oaths, with Ulster split over home rule. More than 100000 Ulster volunteers drill as 25000 British troops mass to quell the revolt.
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Ireland
Dublin
Drocal Legislative Reform Club
United Iriahmen Society
Kink
Spafford
Vinegar Hill
London
Ueparlament
Ulster
Loase of Commons
Great Britain
The Golf Ball as Currency and Curse of Civilization
A humorous essay treats the golf ball as a quirky currency, noting its fluctuating value and legal tender on courses. It covers its rubber construction, size changes after use, remarkable travel distances, and the paradox of abundant production versus a shrinking, invisible supply. The piece mocks golfing temper, speculation of ancient golf-ball deposits, and the education in extravagance the sport fosters.
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United States
Master of the World Unhappy
A condensed novel concept contrasts unlimited worldly success with its moral costs, then shifts to political analysis questioning Governor Clarke and primary law, pondering party unity and electoral fairness amid tax and valuation debates in Iowa. The piece blends fiction theory with contemporary public speculation.
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Edison
Roosevelt
Shakespeare
Beethoven
Napoleon
Eurcess
Cain
Clarke
Iowa
Political tussles in Marshalltown and Des Moines papers
Disjointed excerpts show Basher and Schenk disputes, voter alignment, and calls for Cummins standpat support. Mentions Savage as a challenger and suggests Cresp or Clarke election doubts, reflecting 1930s party maneuvering and press perspectives on governors and senators.
Rockefeller junior disclaims responsibility for Colorado war
The article notes Rockefeller junior refuses to compromise to end the strike, taking full blame for not yielding. It references related editorials on snipers at home and a growing suffrage sentiment, with Omaha lawyers arguing for women’s voting rights and the legal reasoning behind suffrage as inevitable.
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Sioux City
Council Rhuis
Omaha
Council Riutfs
Tie
Suffrage Sentiment Grows Among Thinking Men
Convincing the minds of thinking men everywhere, suffrage sentiment rises as an awal of righteousness and a promise of helpfulness to human weal.
Living Cost Remedies and NYC Markets Plan
Chicago and New York both wrestle with high living costs. A New York commission proposes five municipal wholesale terminal markets to cut retail margins by aiding small dealers. Chicago findings show retailers and wholesalers share excess profits, not just middlemen. The idea of more small retailers failing to benefit consumers is challenged, urging wholesale consolidation as a remedy. The path to lower living costs remains unresolved.
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
New York
Commission
New York City
Chicago Commission On Markets
Moments of Fun and Reactionary Tales
A trio of brief, humorous vignettes from old newspapers. First, John Henry reunites with Gladys May after a ten year separation and a quip about who wooed whom. Second, W Bourke Cochran critiques Sir Edward Carson’s home rule stance with a wry line about footprints in the sands of time. Third, an old man chides his heir for overindulgence in love and song.
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Gladys
John Henry
Gladys May
Philadelphia Telegraph
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
Edward Carson
Carson
Humph
Mr. Cochran
First Use of Resinol Stops Terrible Itch
An eczema sufferer recounts drastic hand symptoms and relief after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. Miss Ethel Scott of Milstead Ga credits rapid relief after the first use and full healing in one week. Physicians have prescribed Resinol for nineteen years for various skin troubles. available from every druggist.
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Ethel Scott
Milstead
Untitled Youth Refuses Strap in Car Seat Tale
A fragment from the People’s Home Journal recalls a boy refusing a strap while seated, delivering a cautious retort about not needing it in a car. The brief exchange frames a small moment of parental insistence versus a child’s independence.
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People’s Home Journal
Dreaming and Doing in Everyday Life
The piece argues that dreamers and doers must combine vision with action. It cites Lincoln as an example of dreams realized through study and effort, noting that work alone fails without hopeful, guiding visions. Dreams should motivate steady striving rather than distract from concrete goals.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Lincoln
Democratic Felicity and Campaign Fictions in Anamosa
Anamosa Eureka reports that Moore of the Anamosa Journal attacks E. Meredith’s candidacy with falsehoods about who helped bring him forward. Jack Dalton, editor of the Manson Democrat, counters by airing Moore’s fabrications in his paper. The piece links Moore to a push for his U.S. marshal confirmation and cites a named backer.
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Anamosa Eureka
Moore
Jack Dalton
Manson Democrat
Iowa Democratic
Dalton
Anamosa Journal
United States Marshal
E. T. Meredith
Mr. Meredith
Fred &, White
Candidacies announced for county offices in June primaries
A sequence of notices announces candidacies for county treasurer and county supervisor in Black Hawk County and endorsement of party voters for the June primary. Names include B H Kascht, T R M Elhinney, and William J Burbank, with references to Democratic and Republican voter bases and district 13.
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Black Hawk County
Upton B. Kepford
District Court
John 8. Tuthill
E. Duke Naven
Sidney D. Smith
E. A. Leighton
James S., Eason
EB. Tullar
Waterloo
Clayton E. Bronson
Black Hawk Co
B. H. Kascht
T. R. M'Elhinney
William J. Burbank
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Bork
Vernon
Cumtains
Cumming
Savage
Cummins
Davenport
Vera Cruz
Millionbucks
Cincinnati Enquirer, A
Willie
Antic
Ray Redington
Randolph Street
Wateriog
Mack
Uneeda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Drs
Dentists Office
Commercial Street
DR. I
Bazard
Black Hawk Bank
F. C. Liffring
Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
DR. Bodwell
Osteopathic
Ralston Arch
Syndicate Building
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge St
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