Primary Law Split Iowa Opinion On Senate Seats
The Tribune excerpt discusses Iowa political coverage with editorials on the U S Senate primary law, party conventions, tariffs on lumber, and praise for voters guiding nominations. It notes that standpat papers fear primary law weakens caucus control and that voters in counties will shape nominations rather than Des Moines dictate.
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The Japanese War Mood and a Dooley Quip
Collier's notes portray the Japanese as sensitive proud and warlike people. Mr Dooley comments on perceived insults and the impact of recent victory over a taller Caucasian foe. The piece hints at avoiding war despite rising tensions.
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We must avoid provocation as rising tensions loom
In a pointed critique, the author questions how to handle Japan and warns that street prejudice and drunken mis behavior could inflame international tensions. He argues for mutual respect and cautions that a lopsided naval imbalance invites conflict if prejudice persists. Mrs Mills and children depart to Maple River Junction. Printing costs rise and advertising may be forced to rise.
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Railroads Urge Dealers to Stockpile Coal for Winter
A circular from the coal traffic managers of U S railroads urges dealers to store 30 to 60 days of coal this summer to prevent next winter shortages. It states consumers share responsibility, notes typical yearlong fuel planning, and argues summer buying saves money despite upfront costs. The message emphasizes coordinated action among mine operators dealers and railroads.
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An Old Timer Visits Freeman Tribune Roots Run Deep
Thomas I McChesney of Iowa Falls a famed early stage routes superintendent in this region called at the Freeman Tribune office on Thursday. He recalled old settlers and said he subscribed to the first issue and sent five copies to friends to help the paper grow. Now a respected pioneer he enjoys the fruits of a long life in the community.
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New Iowa Fire Insurance Policy Enforced July 1
City fire insurance agents must use the Iowa standard policy from the last general assembly starting July 1. All companies issuing Iowa policies will be identical, and policies on the same property must be identical regardless of company. Heavy penalties apply to agents and companies for noncompliance or violations. For painting and papering, contact H A Maxon Martin at phone 426.
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