Carrie Catt backs Cox for president over league stance
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, head of the national suffrage league, declares she will vote for Gov. Cox for president because of his League of Nations stance. A Waterloo group of 59 Democratic women signaled Catt with telegrams, and Catt replies in a later letter backing her public pledge. The independent Pro League Voters tour the country, touring Des Moines today.
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National Suffrage, League
James.Cox
League of Nations
Democratic Women Voters
Waterloo
Catt
New York
W. W. Marsh
Independents
Des Moines
Tama Jim Wilson will probate estate in Tama County Iowa
Tama Jim Wilson former secretary of agriculture died August 26 at his Traer home and was admitted to probate in the district court at Toledo. The will leaves $10,000 cash and $4,000 stock to his daughter Flora and son Ward receives key mementos including the Taft Roosevelt cabinet chairs and a chair used by Tama Jim as speaker. The balance is divided among children. several farms were previously given to the children. 41 years with one employer George Shaw of Tama holds a long work record. A Republican rally in Traer Opera House next Tuesday will feature James Good addressing voters with Agnes Law presiding.
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Jim” Wilson
District Court of
Fam -County
Toledo
Ines
Florson
First National
Bank’ of
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Iowa
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Peter
State College
Ames
James W. Wilson
South Dakota
Brookings
Tama Jim
President McKinley
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Taft
Jas
Roosevelt
Flora
Jasper’ Wilson
Wright
George Shaw
Shaw
Henry Soloman
Tama Ofera
Soloman
James Good
Traer Opera House
Women ‘Voters
Miss Agnes “Law
School of Oratory
Northwestern University
Congressman Good
Independence Girl Secures Chautauqua Post in Cedar Rapids
Miss Jessie Marshall, recently chosen from three candidates, leaves for White Plains New York to begin work with the Redpath Chautauqua system. The Cog college graduate is noted as a talented elocutionist. A.V. Rosenberger also travels to Chicago for the Produce Company's convention with his wife.
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Jessie Marshall
White Plains
N.Y
Redpath Chautauqua System
Cedar Rapids
Miss Marshall
A.V. Rosenberger
Chicago
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Color For Any Fabric
A New York advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes with simple directions that let any woman dye worn garments and textiles into rich fadeless colors. It claims guaranteed results even for first-time dyers and notes a druggist color card with 16 colors.
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