30 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
1
A wide range of Iowa editorial commentary surveys Taft’s growing support, Lorimer’s probe fallout, and looming 1916 dynamics. The Des Moines Capital and Sioux City Journal back Taft while editors debate reciprocity with Canada, primary nominating power, and potential party shifts.
The article surveys reactions to a Canada United States reciprocity plan and tariff changes. It notes Senator La Follette opposing reciprocity while praising him as forthright, questions aging leaders like Cullum, and predicts continued tariff agitation under Taft. It also covers upsets in Iowa Homeopathic chairs and local political opinions about judges and candidates.
The Free man-Tribune doubts the Cedar Falls paper’s insinuations that the president opened the tariff question for re election advantage. The piece argues such talk harms Republican prospects in Iowa next year and questions the motive behind a special session.
A long critique of the Des Moines Capital poll on the Canadian reciprocity pact argues it was a fake with only about three hundred papers replying. It notes distribution by Ayers' Gazette and suggests Democratic papers would have swung results. the piece contrasts Disraeli and Gladstone and praises intellectual growth over static views.
President Taft speaks to the colored branch of the Y M C A in Washington, praising its work and endorsing the association’s role for young men worldwide. He recalls his observations in Manila Hongkong and other places showing the organization’s usefulness to Americans and Englishmen abroad amid temptations away from home.
A reflective verse by Adelaide A Proctor urging resilience. The poem urges strength in the face of darkness and references bright stars that only shine in night. It presents a personal, inspirational message rather than news events or public notices.
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