Clark Predicts Party Suggess In Address Praises Democrats
In St Joseph Missouri on October 1 Speaker Champ Clark reviewed the Democratic record and urged voters to back the party in 1916. He argued Democrats achieved constructive legislation, praised the Underwood tariff with the new income tax, and credited reforms to relieve the currency and anti trust laws. He defended party moves against the old Payne Aldrich Smoot framework and warned opponents overstated revenue concerns. The talk closed with a note of continued support for President Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic course.
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Local Family News and Celebrations Report
Mrs. Ro MacHer visits relatives in Dubuque while Rev C M Pierce heads to Lean for a Brethren district conference. Sam Watters and sons Ralph and Lee go to Cedar Falls. WL Sweitzer returns from Ashland after summer away. Richard Smith able to be out again after nine quire... Tuesday Study Club meets with Mrs W J Gutknecht. Mr and Mrs B S Werschos of Mansfield visit daughter Pierce and family. Levi Shafer receives Buffalo Center visitors. Hollis celebrate golden wedding anniversary with family. Mrs J W Patterson improving after illness.
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Cedar Falls
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Ninequereners
J. W. Patterson
New Leaders England the Hope
Oxford professor argues that England must draw new leaders from among young university men to win the war. He criticized red tape and flawed officer selection, praising Oxford tutors and graduates who rose as officers and urging the government to give capable undergraduates real opportunities.
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Wilkinson
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Industrial worker jailed over letter theft in Iowa
Fort Dodge report says Henry Freund, claiming IWW membership, was arrested by post office officials for stealing a letter from a rural box near Thornton. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the federal grand jury meeting in November, citing a plan to go to jail for the winter months.
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Llenry Freund
Industrial Workers of the World
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Thornton
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