Anlerion Evening Corner editorial on suffrage and Wilson era politics
A dense clipping debates women’s suffrage in Iowa, criticizing Clyde Herring and Wilson’s League of Nations. It discusses the 1918 era politics, party blame for wartime costs, and urges voters to consider the presidency, with strong emphasis on presidential power and potential policy shifts.
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Debating the Constitution and People’s Power in U S Politics
The piece argues the people must decide if they wish to depart from the Constitution and emphasizes that sovereignty lies with the people. It explains representation in Congress, noting Iowa’s 11 representatives and Third District’s 200,000 residents, and outlines roles of Congress, the Supreme Court, and the presidency in interpreting and enforcing laws.
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Labor leaders endorse Harding Coolidge ticket in AFL plea
Chicago Oct 20 union chiefs sign a broad appeal urging workers to vote for Warren G Harding and a Republican majority in Congress. They condemn the Wilson era and Democratic policy, praise Harding’s record on labor, and oppose Gompers backing Cox. Signers include James A Short and other AFL officials across several states.
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Paterson
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John J Adams
John Craney
Lackawanna Railway Veterans’ Association
Charles Huggins
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W. Va
Daniel S. Jacobs
New York
John J. Smith
Painter's Union
Arthur Stevers
Indiana State Building Trades
Arthur FE. Schultz
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League For Industrial Justice
James A., O'Connell
James J. McGovern
National Brotherhood of Pottery Workers
Jacob Schott
Chemical Workers of America
J. Ritmour
Oi*garmakers Union
Richard Powers
Lake Seamen's Union
Daniel A. Austin
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America
E. J. Miller
Union County
Central Federated Union
M. G. Wooley
Order of Railway Telegraphers
William Wepner
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State Railway Electric Employes of America
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Remembering John C Kelly and Northwest Iowa Journalism
The Tribune opposed parties as needed and shaped public taste in Woodbury and nearby counties. John C Kelly and George D Perkins drove its political voice, Perkins lauded as a top editor while Kelly built a strong Tribune legacy in Sioux City. The piece notes their lasting impact amid ongoing car collision chaos and auto repair scenes.
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Stone City Journal
Health Talks By Jonk K Buber Exercise And Mind Power
Health Talk discusses the benefits of walking and a range of sports for physical and mental strength. It links muscular activity to nervous system health, notes that physical vigor supports clear thinking, and urges balanced training for youth and women. A Q and A section Addressing a veteran’s heartbeat explains shell shock effects and recovery steps with medical guidance from Dr. Buber.
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Tolitron
The Four Paws Club Part V Beasts Banquet Chaos
The story recounts Mr Chipmunk hidden in a centerpiece and expected to give a welcome speech at a banquet. He gnaws chestnuts, provoking Red Squirrel, Groundhog, Fox, Bear, and bees hidden in honeycomb. Bees sting Wood Rat, chaos erupts, guests flee, bees claim the feast, pumpkins dim the scene, and the tale promises more about the Four Paws Chief next week.
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A Song of 10 By Frank L. Staton
A fragmented verse touches yearning and longing with archaisms and a whisper of a beloved. The speaker asks about honors and the world while addressing a sweetheart whose voice remains unseen and distant. The text preserves antique diction and stylistic hints of unfulfilled joy.
Fire Brighter F and the Night’s End Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse lines speak of night fading and a brighter day. The speaker urges resilience as storms pass and a joyous world turns toward a radiant dawn. The text preserves pastoral imagery and hopeful tone without completing a full poem.
Friend Wife By Rue Fullerson Dialogue Sketch
Imogene and Andrew converse in a rapid, humorous exchange about Andrew dodging a promised speech at Bethsada lodge. He recalls a string of excuses tied to mishaps from a missing tooth to a poker game wake, while Imogene laces in lighthearted questions about sports and history. The tone mocks social obligation and petty misadventure with a wink.
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Iowa Editors Scheme of the Democrats
Davenport Times argues the railway law survives beyond any single defeat of Senator Cummins. It notes Republican and Democratic cooperation on the committee, naming Senators Robinson of Arkansas and Pomerene of Ohio as Democrats allied with Cox. The piece asserts the railway bill passed with President Wilson’s signature and would endure if Democrats win the Senate until changes are enacted.
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Puzzle in a newspaper style rebus clues two jobs in one shot
The piece mentions two occupations implied by a rebus puzzle. It notes a girl named Miss Fawn Lippincut earning wages and a passerby offering bizarre urns and jars. The reader is asked to identify the two occupations suggested by the rebus in the photo context.
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Battle over Cummins to decide Harding vote impact
Editorials from Des Moines papers frame the Cummins fight as a strategic lever to influence Harding’s agenda. Democrats push Cummins as essential for a united Senate bid, while opposing factions blame Cummins for freight-rate costs and railroad reactions. The league of nations issue dominates the national campaign discourse.
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Nature Notes on Birds Skunks and Plants Queries
The reader asks about hummingbirds in fruit and when skunks use animals as prey. Additional notes discuss a bird that sometimes does something with buildings and a variability in wild animal behavior. The Redroot weed’s persistence and gardeners’ wartime efforts against it are described as a factor in its tenacity.
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World standings teaser on American economic dominance
New York Curb News cites sweeping claims about America's share of global resources and production. It asserts United States holds major portions of the world’s land, wheat, coal, oil, copper, corn, autos, and more, outlining a shift in economic power and debt patterns before and after World War II.
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