Iowa Republicans Debate Senate Race and Leadership
Iowa papers dissect Gov. Cummins candidacy and Senator Allison's age. The Freeman-Tribune argues for younger leadership, urges harmony in the party, and weighs prospects for Dolliver, Larrabee, Funk, Lane, and Ingham at the national convention.
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Iowa Fight Over Allison Cummins Dan Cecels Backed
The piece rails at Albert B. Cummins for opposing William B. Allison and questions Iowa voters on how to respond. It compares party loyalties, cites the Graphic-Herald, and recalls the 306 reunion and a Chicago convention. It ends noting editor Charlie Hellen’s career move and a feud with Des Moines Capital.
Iowa Senator Allison Criticized Over Associations
The Freeman-Tribune questions Senator Allison’s personal life and links to Blythe allied interests, arguing his usefulness in the senate is over due to infirmities and entanglements. The paper contends Blythe’s defense signals influence over federal appointments and Iowa’s future leadership.
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Wedding Bells for Miss Gordon and Mr Marvin in June
Miss Nelle Gordon daughter of Mr and Mrs Emery Gordon will wed Mr Max Marvin at 9 pm June 12 1907 at the bride's parents home in Freedom township The bride is a former teacher of five years and Mr Marvin from Denver Colorado works at Denver National Bank They plan to reside in Denver after the ceremony Attendants in the vicinity extend best wishes for the couple.
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Conditions Improve In Iowa Weather and Crop Report
The week ending June 3 saw cooler than normal, cloudy conditions shifting to summer weather by June 1. Rainfall was ample though subsoil absorbed much, with heavy amounts in central regions. Pastures and small grains benefited while corn progress was fair but uneven, with notable replanting likely and a cautious outlook versus 1906 standards.
Holaday Delivers Striking Stratford Commencement Address
Prof. J M Holaday county superintendent spoke at Stratford High School graduating class of 1907 Friday night. He warned that school days held sunshine and clouds, urged character building and accountability, and praised America’s free public school system while urging reciprocal responsibility.
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