17 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
1
A compilation of editorial notes and opinion snippets discussing Prohibition, Roosevelt’s influence, Philippine independence plans, and political graft concerns. The column critiques party platforms, election prospects, and governance while highlighting social issues and labor perspectives in early 20th century America.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican speculates on Col Roosevelt seeking admission to the Republican door. It envisions a warm reception from a Republican majority but notes a sizeable minority would not respond as heartily.
Washington bureau of publicity of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress sends a press communique denying the pork barrel tag for the current bill. It argues the term was coined by sensational press and that some allocations are legitimate while others are graft. The Freeman-Tribune notes some provisions resemble pork barrel practices and criticizes logrolling and a Podunk congressman seeking
Iowa editors debate Cummins re election and a reunited Republican Party. Roosevelt seeks 1916 nomination while factions push protectionism. Fort Dodge opposes auditor candidates. Des Moines notes Meredith opposition. Denison urges anti liquor ties. Iowa City backs Rawson for state chair.
The Mexican Petroleum Co Ltd releases an annual stockholders report praising peon workers. It notes 2500 to 3000 peons employed for thirteen years and lauds their steady conduct, preference for piece work, and ability to adjust hours across seasons. The narrative highlights resilience in cold norther weather and hot midsummer conditions.
Henry Watterson argues in the Louisville Courier-Journal that the United States must focus on Mexico, not the Philippines. He warns the president against pursuing universal uplift and quixotic policies, urging decisive sovereignty and potential military action to settle Mexican affairs, warning against backdown or war weariness.
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