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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
3
The text suggests concerns over a new tariff on bananas costing about 50 cents a dozen and mentions U S coal and oil supplies. It references an Iowa congressman and a Fairfield Ledger editor, with accusations of stirring up a dirty mess.
Amid Bulgarian conflict rumor floods, workers in Britain debate using refugees for labor. Public sentiment suggests relief from famine and wages concerns clash with safety fears as war disrupts markets and employment prospects.
Reports say eighty nine year old Henry Brinkman of Fort Wayne Indiana nearly dies after a firecracker held in his teeth explodes. Teeth and tongue blown away and powder burns down his throat raise safety concerns amid calls for higher city licensing.
Mr. Bryan plans a six weeks chautauqua trip under a chautauqua association where he serves as president of the board. With five appearances weekly the secretary records thirty talks and Bryan could net at least 500 dollars per date supported by his office. Potential contracts may exceed this sum, and six weeks could bring he a thrifty total around 15000 dollars while he remains a cabinet officer. Every incremental gain boosts total earnings.
The New York World sharply counters Bryan's plea for Jenincy in McReynolds judgement, questioning his stance and noting McNab's prosecution drive. The piece mocks Bryan's defense, cites Democratic press praise, and criticizes his shift toward expedient support for the cause.
The Times Republican notes dismay at William Jennings Bryan defending McReynolds and questions his consistency and resolve. It argues Bryan has long stood as a fearless reformer and law enforcer, yet now seems willing to overlook official conduct to accommodate politicians.
Rolfe Arrow reports whispered petitions in Palo Alto county may push a West Bend saloon amid dry wave fears. Citizens say authenticity unclear as talk spreads of venues from West Bend to Mallard and Emmetsburg, with readers noting uncertainty and newspaper humor about Bruce’s reliability.
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