Burton E. Sweet as Senator Would Serve Country as a Whole
A political appeal urging Iowa Republicans to vote in the June 2 primary. It argues Burton E. Sweet opposes government ownership of railroads and mines, defends the Constitution, and upholds party responsibility. Brookhart is urged as the alternative for United States Senator with Sweet opposing his nomination.
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Burton Sweet for U S Senator in Iowa Primary Ad
Burton E. Sweet appeals to Iowa Republicans, praising farmer leadership and urging continued GOP governance. He contrasts with Brookhart, arguing Sweet upholds Republican principles, urging voters to back Sweet in the June primaries.
Burton E Sweet and Iowa Senate Nomination Bid
Burton E Sweet of Waverly runs in the Republican nomination for United States Senate. The candidate emphasizes constructive government and legislation, stating no Iowans better fit to represent his district in the Senate. Born on a town farm to pioneer parents, he grew up farming and attended a rural school before college days.
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Iowa Republicans Call for Clean House in June Primaries
Mr. Sweet declares the party faces a campaign of order against chaos and urges Iowa Republicans to choose between sound policies and radical impeachment. He says the June 2 vote will affirm Old Iowa backing Coolidge and the administration, framing the primaries as a lawful reform effort.
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Sweet Flashes on Farm Situation
A speaker defends cooperative marketing for Iowa farmers, arguing farming is the state’s backbone and must receive equal chances in the economy. He denounces credit destruction claims and asserts farmers deserve fair treatment alongside other businesses as town prosperity hinges on agriculture.
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Iowa GOP warns against government ownership of railroads
The campaign centers on American issues stressing strong opposition to government ownership or any form of confiscation of property. Republicans in Iowa urge a stand against government entry into business and the associated shift toward communism.
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Weet for Senator Iowa Republican Ticket
Iowa Republicans should vote for Weet for Senator. He defends Republican principles and opposes impeachment of the ideals of American government. He denounces Soviet propaganda and supports President Coolidge, pledging loyalty, fiscal prudence, and opposition to government ownership. While championing farmers' concerns, he urges a return to constitutional rights and a strong party line.
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Burton E. Sweet Faith in Government and Courts
A fragmentary political portrait presents Burton E. Sweet as a believer in tether government and in the integrity of courts. It extols faith in ordinary workers, opposition to anarchy and radicalism, and belief that no great good can come from calamity amid the era of the republic.
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Temple letter analyzes farm relief policy in 1924
Colonel M. L. Temple writes to Senator Amith W. Brockhart detailing farm relief concerns amid high railroad rates, Federal Reserve credit, and protective tariffs. He argues for practical relief, critiques tax and government expense, and warns against simplistic schemes while urging viable plans to aid farmers.
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Burton E. Sweet's Record On Farm Legislation
Burton E. Sweet's record lists support for measures including copper marketing cooperatives, grain futures regulation, federal land bank restoration, revival of the War Finance Corporation, expansion of Federal Farm Loan Board funding, passage of a permanent tariff act for agriculture and business, emergency tariff action to shield farm products, and the Packers Act. It also notes appointing a representative on the Federal Reserve Board to support farm interests.
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A Question of Principles The Juneary Contest Opens
The Juneary contest presents a clear clash between two Jesdera candidates. One, Burton Fy, is a progressive Republican with reformist aims, while the opponent heads the radical wing. Analysts see potential for a tight race as voters weigh divergent ideologies.
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Burton Sweet Campaign Across Iowa Seeks Senate Victory
Burton K. Sweet campaigns for the Iowa Senate denouncing radicalism and pledging sane economic policies. He urges voters to judge him by his record as he travels the state in his bid.
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Sweet Is Popular In Home District
Burton E. Sweet of Waverly Iowa presents a popular image of Republicanism in his district. Born on an Iowa farm to pioneer parents, he worked the Bremer county farm during vacations and now owns two sections there. His farming leadership shapes his political appeal and suitability for Congress.
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