26 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
1
The piece blends reflections on the Titanic disaster and a wide-ranging political discourse. It argues about leadership, Roosevelt Taft and Wilson, Iowa figures, and calls for a president with steadiness. It mentions Col. Young, Cummins, and Roosevelts influence on party primaries and national convention dynamics.
The text praises Senator Van Law of Marebalb county as a strong, self-made lawyer and experienced state senator. It states he seeks the lieutenant governor position and vows to advance efficient public utility control fair tax burdens industrial growth and highway improvements.
An editorial critiques a senator for advising young men to look out for themselves and disregard public duty. It argues such stance is cowardly and betrays party and people, suggesting ancestry and title cannot excuse moral failure. The piece condemns abandoning public service for private gain.
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