Editorial questions on tariff revise and House power
The piece debates possible revision of congress or the tariff and questions Senator Dolliver’s stance on Dingley bill schedules. It argues the Speaker of the House wields unchecked authority and should have limits on blocking legislation, suggesting a need to clip his power.
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Dolliver
Hhen
National
House of Representatives
Massachusetts editors refuse free campaign literature publication
The Perry Advertiser notes editors unite to refuse free political literature from party presses. They argue committees spend funds elsewhere and papers should not host material without editorial sanction. They say editors deserve pay for their work and ad rates should rise if such content is published.
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Perry Advertiser
Massachusettts
Country Papers
Iowa Voters Embrace Statewide Primary Trend
In Cass county H M Meredith progressive republican defeated Dr O C Campbell by a large margin to succeed L L Delano in the legislature. Davis and Lyons Cayola districts show strong support for reform and a statewide primary, aligning with Roosevelt era populist sentiment against railroad influence. Democrats united behind no opponent.
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Campbell
Blythe
County Central Committee
Cass County
Meredith
Casa County
Davis County
Lyons-Caceola
O’brien
Case
Davia
Lyonaceola
Aouthern
Iowa
Roosevelt
Roosevelt denounces elevator rebates and graft amid wealth gifts
President Roosevelt denounces pervasive elevator allowances as demoralizing rebates while Chauncey Depew may lose his New York Central post. Cardinal Gibbons calls for honest citizenship, and Andrew Carnegie is praised for giving away 189 million dollars to libraries, highlighting debates on wealth and reform.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Scott
Chauncey Depew
New York Central Railroad Company
Chauncey
Iowa
Gibbong
United States
Carnegie
Mr and Mrs Harvey Pettibone Host Elm Street Social
Mrs and Mrs Harvey Pettibone entertained a large group Wednesday at their Elm Street home. Evergreens and red carnations decorated the parlors while the Dalbey orchestra provided music during a three course dinner. A game of five hundred followed with numerous guests listed.
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Harvey Pettibone
Elm Street
Dalbey Orchestra
Messrs. and Mesdames
W. R. Marsh
H. L. Hampton
G. M. Teed
B. C. Mason
W. G. Bale
Eli. F. King
W. ©. Burleson
Wr. Graham
Arthur Wilson
R. Kamrar
R. Hoyt
W. B. Richards
F. A. Sackett
Louis Frank
J. M. Richardson
M. H. Beaumont
H. P. Mason
J. B. Hoff
C. E. Atkinson
C. D. Hellen
J. Oppenheimer
E. B. Richardson
Speaker’s autocratic rule sparks protest in house
The article claims the house, under the speaker and the rules committee, wields excessive power with a former set of rules restored after a quick adoption. It notes Republican majority limits gag rules and criticizes the process as autocratic and improper.
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House
Committee On Rules
Merrill Entertainment Features Six Thirty Dinner and Cards
Mr. and Mrs. A Merrill hosted a social evening for a group of ladies and gentlemen with dinner in two courses followed by card games. Guests included Dr. F J Drake Mrs B F Miller S J Root F A Edwards L Frank B Erlich G J Mauch J Oppenheimer and Mrs Alice Green. A Cass Center church Christmas tree program is planned for Saturday evening December 23. The H J Arthur drug store and J M Richardson jewelry store have upgraded to gas lighting making evenings brighter.
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A. Merrill
F. J. Drake
Fred Beerman
S. J. Root
F. A. Edwards
L . Frank
B. Erlich
G. J. Mauch
J. Oppenheimer
B. F. Miller
Alice Green
H. J. Arthur Durg
J. M. Richardson
Mrs Meekina Seeks Specialist Aid in Des Moines
Mrs Wm Meekina is to be taken to Des Moines this afternoon to consult a medical specialist about a lingering illness. Confined to home for about a year, she has baffled doctors despite many efforts. Friends of the family hope for relief from the visit.
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Wm Meekina
Des Moines
Woodmen of the World District Convention Held in Fort Dodge
Delegates from Eagle Grove Humboldt Lehigh Webster City and nearby towns attended the Woodmen of the World district convention at the Redmen hall and the Midland. Morning open business session followed by an afternoon secret meeting with a general camp fire planned at the Midland that evening.
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Fort ‘Dodge
Woodmen of the World
Redmen Hall
Midland
Eagle Grove
Humbolt
Lehigh
Webster City
District Court action in Smith livery-stable dissolution case
In a District Court session the case involving John T. Smith and A Near over a dissolved livery stable partnership was on trial. Docket items include demurrer denial in Henderson v Gere and judgments for plaintiff in several cases. a transfer to federal court at Fort Dodge in Hayden v Illinois Central. and a guilty plea entered by Edward Thorson in an illegal liquor case. Grand jury returned one indictment against Johnson for defiling a daughter of Prof. D A Kent.
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John T. Smith
Whitley Va. Johnson
M. L. Henderson
Louis A. Gere
M. Scott Ve
Levi Wienand
Fred Hokian
Wm. Reinhardt
Jesse Casey
Geo. Casey
Louis Frank
D. A. Kent
O.W
Johnson
Jewell
B. Foster
P. J. Keogh
Corsa B. Jones
Earl
Jones
W. M. Scott
Lewis Wienand
CO. F. Austin
Sloan Drainage District
Edward Thorson
Stanhope
Richard
Thoreon
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