Waterloo Debate Over Police Matron Positions
Waterloo faces a clash between mayor and civil service commission over two police matrons. The issue centers on appeal rights and gender in appointments, with cost concerns noted at 240 dollars monthly. The community seeks a fair, reasoned resolution and cautious use of city funds.
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Gruliee
Tha E
Lily
Bang
Coa. Mayer
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Amie
Civil Service Commission
Thorpson
Mayer
Political announcements for June Republican primaries
A set of candidate notices for county attorney recorder sheriff and supervisor in Black Hawk County. Names include Wirt P. Home Charles Plummer EB Wenner F M Shores David B Henderson and M. Cline. Announce seeking Republican nomination at the June 1912 primary with pledges of a square deal.
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Republian
Charles Plummer
EB. J. Wenner
Black Hawk County
F. M. Shores
Black Hawk Country
David B. Henderson
Imack Yawk County
M. &. Cline
Two Good Candidates For Governor Nomination
The piece argues for a clean fair fight between Clarke and Holden for the party gubernatorial nomination. It condemns personal attacks and insinuations as unhelpful, urging voters to support positive campaigns and avoid cynical tactics.
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Lee Republicans
Hay
Clarke
Holder
Aither
Holden
Time to Cut It Out Taft Says Cut Personal Attacks
The article notes President Taft venting grievances against Theodore Roosevelt in Massachusetts speeches and questions whether the war of personalities should continue in Maryland Ohio and other states. It argues the initial attack may have helped but now the tactic has grown stale and should be stopped.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Maryland
Ohio
Bill Taft
Cannon Guarded at Yorktown Guard Jamel Mansion relics
Two six pounder brass cannon from Yorktown were lent to guard the entrance of Jamel Mansion once the headquarters of Washington in New York. W H Shelton, curator, found them in Watervliet arsenal after a long search for such relics.
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W. H. Shelton
Juimel Seum
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Watervliet Arsenal
Washington
New York
United States
Daughters of Army
Young and Kenyon battle for Iowa senate seat in heated critique
The piece argues for and against Lafe Young’s bid to become senator, contrasting his willingness to spend with Kenyon’s frugal approach. It questions Iowa’s judgment, mentions Lorimer and Stephenson, and notes social issues from saloon politics to militia calls amid Mexican tensions and disrupted Chicago paper distribution.
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Kenyon
Lorimer
Stephenson
Iowa
Lafe Young
Senate
Towa
Turbulent Taft Opposition Traced by Catholic Leaders
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Chicago factories push asbestos lining for a colis em ahead of the Republican national convention. In Cerro Gordo County Clarke increases support among locals, while Catholic archbishops praise Taft, stirring opposition from Roosevelt backers. The Davenport Times notes migratory birds save crops, offering a whimsical contrast to political scenes.
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Chicago
Clarke
Cerro Gordo
Mason City
Cerro Gorfo County
Davenport
Kenyon and Youngs in Iowa Senate Race Debate
After the convention, progressives lament missed chances in Taft era and weigh Kenyon’s re election in June. Kenyon is described as steady and principled versus rival Lafayette Youngs whose career is critiqued though seen as skilled at campaigning and persuasion.
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Clarke's Record in State House Service Cited in Defense
The piece defends Clarke by noting his long service in the Iowa House of Representatives and as state leader. It argues his record should be judged on public service rather than opposition claims and emphasizes broad support from senior senators.
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Clarke
Stany-City Journal
Towa House of Eye
Wonatedra
Dr. New
Old Jiotrox
Dr. Old
You can't always tell in family quarrels and gossip
The piece argues that quick judgments of others家庭 disagreements misread the full context. It notes people see only the last straw a while ignoring many small prior causes building up over time. The author urges restraint and empathy in judging others.
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Gertrude
Such
Jan Onteldér
Des Moines Smoke Nuisance Sparks City Action
Des Moines capital reports business leaders commend efforts to curb the white evil as the smoke commission dedicates daytime and energy to tackling the nuisance. Citizens push for decisive action amid ongoing municipal concerns.
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Des Moines
Des
Des Moines Fights Smoke With Summer Cooperation
Des Moines property owners unite in a year long campaign to prevent smoke and install better fuels. The Capital notes speakers urging action while wary of opposing Iowa coal mine interests and imported fuel costs. The paper suggests solving the smoke problem without hurting a key local industry.
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Moines
Des Moines
Iowa
Quick Witty Snatches From Early 20th Century Humor
A collage of jokes and humorous dialogues from multiple sources including the New York Tribune and McCall's Magazine. Bits feature a rejected suitor, hypnotic medical gullibility, a miserly boarder and a hungry tramp, plus a skeptical landlady and a dieting kitchen scene.
Hardest Name Bet in Pub Scene and Spiritual Aid Ad
A commercial traveler bets on the hardest name with an older farmer in a room. An ointment advertises Chamberlain's, promising rheumatism relief by topical use and massage. A fragment from a verse romance narrates searching for happiness before finding it in companionship.
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Stone
National Monthly
Sister Files Suit to Break Will in Des Moines Case
Rhoda Chapman of Louisa county sues to break the will of her late brother M. Spurgeon. She objects to his leaving most of his wealth to graveyards and the school fund, noting she received only household furniture. The action moves from Louisa district court to Des Moines county on venue.
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Rhoda Chapman
Louisa County
M. Spurgeon
Louisa
Des Maine
Spurgeon
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