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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
11
George Burt and George A Burt publish a political quarrel in The Republican with Henry Iba named in a dispute. The piece cites editors and proprietors in a December 6, 1912 issue, signaling tensions within the paper's stance on race policy.
Official figures show the Kansas suffrage amendment carried by 16 079 with 31 000 voters not voting. Included are items on Indian affairs with Edward D Ayer named to a federal board, railroad conductors accused of fraud, a Nicaragua banana land and steamship venture, a Idaho woman justice of the peace, West Virginia coal strike turmoil, Buffalo Rock township park bid, a Logan county estate bequest, and editorial musing on critics and writing.
A poetical tribute to the United States and a roundup of local items from Whitefield Corners, including accident news, illness, parish gatherings, and a forthcoming bazaar. Notes on Henry Sherman’s illness, Henry Toomey’s appendicitis, and a Thanksgiving sermon and revival plan. Also brief updates on visitors and a forthcoming sale of livestock and produce.
Mrs. Maria Primrose of 87 Newell Street Brooklyn reports taking Vinci cod liver and iron remedy cleared a three month chronic cough. She says she now sleeps well feels stronger and notices improved rest and energy.
The piece notes Republicans 81 Democrats 91 Progressive 28 Independent 1 on a Joint ballot. It discusses a likely bipartisan scramble to replace Senator Cullom next winter and cites Roosevelt supporters reacting to election outcomes. It also mentions vote totals for Wilson and Roosevelt, with Roosevelt bolting affecting the result.
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