Elections--National

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#	Title	Date	Summary
901	Editorially speaking; a protest vote College Eye 12:9, p.4	10/27/1920	Encourages students to consider voting for a less popular party, rather than for Harding or Cox.
902	Mrs. Marie Moore Fredrickson addresses Cox-Roosevelt club College Eye 12:9, p.6	10/27/1920	Excerpts from her address.
903	Republican Club College Eye 12:9, p.2	10/27/1920	Hold discussion following address by former Governor Brumbaugh.
904	Republican Club meeting College Eye 12:8, p.2	10/20/1920	Carlton Sias addresses group.
905	Senator De Wolf speaks to Democrats College Eye 12:8, p.2	10/20/1920	Summary of remarks at Cox-Roosevelt Club meeting.
906	Beems addresses Democrats College Eye 12:7, p.1	10/13/1920	Organized Democrats on campus meet; J. C. Beems speaks.
907	Meyerholz speaks to Republicans; send for applications for ballot at once College Eye 12:7, p.1	10/13/1920	Organized Republicans on campus meet.
908	Cox-Roosevelt Club launched College Eye 12:6, p.1	10/06/1920	Democratic campaign organized.
909	Campaign opened by Republicans; Harold Christiansen club president College Eye 12:5, p.1	09/29/1920	College Republicans will hold meetings in support of Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge.
910	Democrats notice! College Eye 12:5, p.1	09/29/1920	Will organize Cox-Roosevelt Club.
911	Editorially speaking; politics at T. C. College Eye 12:3, p.4	09/15/1920	Encourages students to be informed about the upcoming elections.
912	G. O. P. club to be organized College Eye 12:3, p.1	09/15/1920	Many have shown interest in joining; support Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge.
913	Secretary Baker to visit Waterloo College Eye 12:3, p.8	09/15/1920	Secretary of War Newton W. Baker will speak.
914	Editorial College Eye 8:11, p.4	11/29/1916	Various thoughts from the College Eye.
915	Iowa Club has political rally; platform of both parties discussed College Eye 8:9, p.1	11/15/1916	Speeches given supporting each candidate for U. S. President and Governor of Iowa at Iowa Club meeting.
916	Straw vote on president College Eye 8:7, p.3	11/01/1916	Students take straw vote on presidential election; President Wilson narrowly wins.
917	Monday evening, on the invitation of Mrs. Walker College Eye 2:11, p.7	11/14/1912	Women of the college voted for the President of the United States in the auditorium while speeches were given for and against woman suffrage.
918	Philos hold political convention; Roosevelt chosen for president and Lorimer for vice president; interesting platform adopted College Eye 1:27, p.3	05/01/1912	Philos stage mock Republican political convention.
919	Ralph Crouse Normal Eyte 15:11, p.175	11/16/1904	Visited home and voted.
920	Quite a delegation of young men Normal Eyte 10:9, p.217	11/10/1900	Went home to vote.
921	Mass meeting Normal Eyte 10:5, p.113	10/13/1900	Students enthusiastic, but attendance cut by competition from appearance by Theodore Roosevelt in Waterloo.
922	The day of the Roosevelt rally Normal Eyte 10:5, p.108	10/13/1900	Many students and faculty attended rally.
923	Mr. J. R. Beeman Normal Eyte 6:11, p.124	11/21/1896	Traveled over two hundred miles to vote.
924	We have endeavored thus far Normal Eyte 6:10, p.111	11/14/1896	Students have been very interested in the recent election, but have maintained a courteous attitude toward one another.
925	C. J. and P. M. Shaffer Normal Eyte 6:9, p.106	11/07/1896	Did not go home to vote since one favored McKinley and one favored Bryan.
926	Fred I. Barner Normal Eyte 9:33, p.105	11/07/1896	Came home to vote.
927	Latest election news Normal Eyte 6:9, p.106	11/07/1896	Ironic look at recent national election.
928	Mr. Leonard Normal Eyte 6:9, p.105	11/07/1896	Unhappy with outcome of Presidential election.
929	We give a brief extract from a recent letter Normal Eyte 6:9, p.102	11/07/1896	John Sogard supports William McKinley.
930	Miss Emma Mantz Normal Eyte 6:7, p.77	10/24/1896	Teaching in Pueblo, Colorado; will vote in presidential election.
931	The prevailing state of anxiety Normal Eyte 6:6, p.61	10/17/1896	Speculates on aims of education; ought to include patriotism.
932	Mr. Hauger Normal Eyte 5:5, p.38	10/19/1895	Congressional candidate speaks at chapel.
933	Our old friend, H. E. Button Normal Eyte 4:11, p.168	11/24/1894	Teaching in Steamboat Rock.
934	The Aristo and Philo societies Normal Eyte 1:14, p.109	04/19/1892	Will hold mock presidential convention.
935	The Philos Students' Offering 8:35, p.9	03/01/1884	Program is mock Presidential convention.
936	The Offering Students' Offering 5:18, p.6	05/01/1881	Pleased that President Garfield won election.
937	Having now disposed of the Presidential election Students' Offering 5:15, p.6	12/01/1880	Can turn attention to Christmas.
938	Hurrah for Blaine! Students' Offering 4:12, p.6	05/01/1880	Civil government classes study politics with mock caucuses; nominate James G. Blaine for President.