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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1914

Page

8

Big Gains Reported in House and Senate Races

Washington reports show Democrats winning control of the House while Senate numbers favor Democrats, with initial returns indicating a reduced Republican majority. As final tallies come in from several districts, Democratic leaders estimate the House margin near twenty five to thirty five, and the Senate remains solidly Democratic though still unsettled in a few seats.

Washington Wilx Wil Pix Senate Congress Domocrate

Wilson gears for 1916 race with two Republican foes

Washington November 5 President Wilson began his actual preparations for the 1916 presidential campaign. He expects either Charles E Whitman governor elect of New York or Frank B Willis governor elect of Ohio to oppose him. He anticipates a reduced Democratic majority in the House but still around fifty. He also seeks assurances on New York and Ohio where Governors Glynn and Cox seek re election.

Washington Wilson Charles 8. Whitman New York Frank B. Willis Obie Congress Ohio Glynn and Cox

Tom Galion Dies in London Novelist Call Eyes Istter Day Dickens

London reports novelist Tom Galion died aged forty eight. He was known as the Istter day Dickens and authored the popular Tatterley. He also wrote several plays with some productions achieving success in this country.

Tom Galion Novalist London Dickens Tatterley

Election Row Stabbing in Harrigburg Reported

A dispute over a local election in Harrigburg Illinois ended in a fight in which Elmer Dooley was stabbed by two Black men who fled the scene. Authorities pursued leads but details remain unclear.

Harrigburg Elmer Dooley

Man Under Knife Forty Sixth Time In Baltimore Hospital

Dr. Frederick H. Baetjer of Johns Hopkins Hospital, noted for martyrdom in actinographic research, underwent his forty sixth operation. The axillary glands affected by X rays were removed. Dr Baetjer has lost an eye and four fingers.

Baltimore Frederick H. Baetjer Johna Hopkins Hospital Baatjer

Two Killed in Warsaw Auto Crash Near Booth Bend

A motor accident near Warsaw Indiana left Novi-38 Roy Hill and Mrs Alga Jackson both dead along with another rider when their car overturned four miles north of the city.

Warsaw Ind Novi Roy Hill Booth Bend Alga Jackson Here

Will disposes of $17.5 million estate by Waukegan man

In Waukegan Illinois on November 4,R W Seara probated will disposes of his entire estate valued at 17,500,000. He bequeaths all personal and real property to his wife.

W. Seare Waukegan R. W. Seara Mr. Seara

Four German Geier Officers Held as Prisoners

Four officers of the German gunboat Geier, then at Honolulu, were removed from the Korean waters and will be detained as military prisoners for violating the United States neutrality.

San Francisco Geier Honolulu Met Korea

Copper King F Augustus Heinze Dies at Saratoga

Saratoga N Y Nov 4 F Augustus Heinze copper king and financier died at Judge Nash Rockwoods home He came to Saratoga to vote and suffered a sudden collapse after illness since June He was born in Brooklyn and educated at Polytechnic Institute and Columbia School of Mines ending in 1889 His death follows the year after Wilfs death and a Friday funeral was held

Saratoga N. Y F. Augustus Heinze Nash Rockwood Heinze New York Judge Rookwood F. Augustus Heine, Jr Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Columbia University School of Mines

Red Cross relief work leads in per capita giving

Across the United States Red Cross relief efforts in Europe are reported to be largest per capita in Kansas City, per a Red Cross release. Other dispatches note a grave in Vera Cruz of Private Samuel Parks, a Huerta execution victim, a Von Starkloff funeral in St Louis, Durand’s exile fueling southern frontier rebellion, a Milwaukee electrocution tragedy, and Major Dalrymple’s capture in Germany.

Red Cross Europe Kansas City United States Vera Cruz Mexico Samuel Parks Taggart Huerta St. Louia Hugo’ Maximilian von Starklof United States Army Dostor von Starkloff Ilinois Seventh Army Corps Lima Peru Augusto Durand Jaly Milwaukee Wis Frank Phillip Hall Phillip

Roberta Tenders Resignation as Mint Director

George B Roberta reportedly resigned as director of the United States mint in New York to join the official staff of the National City Bank of New York. Plans were nearly finished when President Vanderlip fell ill delaying final arrangements, but Roberta is said to join the bank staff regardless of the delay.

Mint Realgns New York George B. Roberte Washington United States Mint National City Bank of New York Vanderlip Roberta Natlonal City Bank

Clarke Reelected Governor by 20 000 Vote Margin

Early returns from 716 precincts outside Polk County show Cummins leading Connolly and Clarke ahead of Hamilton with Clarke’s margin around 20 000. Final state totals indicate Clarke as governor with substantial Republican gains in the Seventh and Fourth districts, while Cummins led in several counties and a few Democrats held limited districts.

Clarke Hamilton Dee Moines Cumming Polk County Cummins Connolly Jackson Mascaltine Goea Muscatine County Supreme Court Ladd Fronty Weaver Salinger Thomas Withrow Scott M. Ladd Supreme Bench Boone Buchanan Franklin Madison Polk Justice Ladd F. Prouty Silas M. Weaver S. F. Prouty A Falinger

Connolly Leads In County Returns In Dubuque Area

In Dubuque county Connolly leads Cummins about two to one with 6,572 to 2,348 across 26 of 36 precincts. Des Moines shows a 2,200 edge for the senator over his democratic rival. In Dallas county, Hamilton carries 600 more votes than Clarke, while Linn county supports Clarke by 2,257 to 1,403 for Hamilton. Managers cite mixed returns but anticipate the state ticket's victory.

Dowell C. C. Dowell Des Moines John T. Mulvaney Dallas County Madison County Mulvaney Warren Marion County Story Polk County H. M.towner Adams County Green Audubon County Frank P. Woods Emmet County T. J. Steele Woodbury County Connolly Dubuqué County Cummins Dubuque Connally Clarke Hamilton Linn J. W. Reynolds Eleanor Connolly Coungressman Conhady Charles A. Rawson Cummings Cumming Wilson Bryan Roosevelt

Warren County Elects Democrat county attorney upset

In Indianola the surprise result was the election of Democrat H. H. McNeil as county attorney over John R. Howard. The Republican ticket largely prevailed with William Buxton winning a legislative seat. Gov. Clarke's son Adel Clarke was defeated for county attorney by Democrat Dugan of Perry by 180 votes, while the rest of the Republican ticket, including Representative Brady, was reelected.

Warren County Indianola H. H. McNeil John R. Howard William Buxton Gov. Clarke Adel Charles Clarke Adel George W. Clarke Dugan Perry Representative Brady

Democratic Congressman Concedes Bronx Candidate Victory

Democratic Congressman Scott concedes the race as Thom Steele, a Democrat from Bronx City, wins the congressional seat. A Republican challenger conceded after final tallies confirmed Steele's victory.

Bionx City Scott Thomas Steele Bronx City

Italian tactician General Gatti on war and risk

The Victors relay Milan remarks by General Angelé Gatti, famed tactician, who analyzes Allied actions in France. He warns that audacity without balance loses. success comes to those who blend caution with calculated risk, speaking of lessons learned and the need to avoid rashness.

Milan Angelé Gatti Gatt Gatti France Gatts

Grateful Acknowledgment For Dodds Kidney Pills

Mr F C Case of Welcome Lake Pennsylvania writes of relief from back ache kidney trouble and nervous fatigue after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He urges publication for sufferers and notes conclusions from the medicine company advertisement.

Mr. F. C. Case Welcome Lake Dodds Kidney Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo Adv

Virginia Governor's Mansion Faces First Floor Remodel Protest

The historic mansion draws strong opposition from advocates of sentiment and design who warn that removing the central stair will ruin the spacious entry and overall architectural effect. They acknowledge possible upgrades upstairs but insist the first floor must remain intact to preserve history and beauty.

Virginia

Postum touted as coffee substitute in health claim tale

A London Telegraph tale and testimonial extol Postum as a coffee substitute. A shop owner’s wife and her squire hint at wealth from a “gold bit business” before marriage. The narrative promotes Postum as heart and stomach friendly, citing a mother’s improved health and broader family benefits after switching.

London Telegraph Pontum Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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