Political discourse runs through Iowa and Mexico debates
A long column of letters and editorials covers 1916 political strains in Iowa. It discusses Roosevelt's stance, Wilson's war policy, suffrage, Carranza and Mexican affairs, and the need for national unity and preparedness amid a charged election climate.
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John P. Trish
The
Republican
Hughes
Wilson
Iowa City
Irish
Iowa
Col. Young
Des Moines
Pershing
Mexico
Ifthe
Army
Navy
Gen
Carranza
Villa
Hearst
United States
Japan
Germany
Roosevelt
Chicago
Roose
Theodore
Bethe
Mr. Debs
Europe
Debs
Victor Murdock
China
Walszed
White House
Wison
Republican Party
Waterloo
Mexfeo
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Marshall
Hoosterdam
Chapin
Webster City
Chautauqua
Bryan
Bohemian
Wales
ROYAL
Kellogghaines Singing Party
South America
E. A. Brinton
Paraguay
Asia
Philippines
Kentucky
Col. Geo. W. Bain
Missouri Loans
Nan Sperry
Kansas
Chas. F. Scott
Tennessee
Malcom R. Patterson
California
Henry A. Adrian
Luther Burbank
Jim Junklin
Opye Read
E. H. Longher
Prince of
George 1 McNutt
Ada Roach
Thomas C. Gore
Oklahoma
George C. Colby
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