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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
A passage praising Mr. Garst and allies who can join a campaign with full effort and, upon defeat, work for the election of the winner, highlighting unity and dedication beyond personal wins.
The Sioux City Journal urges electing square government and rooting out graft amid calls for a district judicial convention. Judge Hutchinson earns strong local support. Iowa wheat remains viable with soil renewal noted, citing success in South Dakota and Minnesota’s methods as promising for this year.
The Waterloo Courier calls for a cleansing of corruption within the Republican Party as progressives urged to mobilize in the next two years to counteract past apathy and guard the party’s Lincoln-era legacy.
The Sioux City News reports bold phrasing as attackers taunt Ballinger. Los Angeles writer voices attack imagining him as president. The piece also mentions attacks on Congressman Me minty and Ler hoseavece Cutie.
Senator Dolliver rejects charges of free trade and party breakups in a congress speech. He criticizes using patronage and internal politics and declares commitment to the Republican party while opposing harsh remedies against insurgents led by Joe Cannon.
In a letter to Governor Carroll, War ren Garst, the defeated progressive candidate, praises Carroll’s nomination and pledges to support his reelection. Garst expresses confidence in a united party behind Carroll in November and condemns opponents who seek to derail Carroll by backing the rival line after defeat.
The Bioug city Journal notes Hubbard trailed Hayward by over 1 thousand votes in Woodbury County where turnout was light. It cites a 2,854 tally for Hubbard against Carroll and Garst’s 4,009 and questions accuracy in local statistics. The piece also defends Hubbard’s popularity and contrasts Sioux City Journal’s view with Wallace’s Farmer report on freight-rate protest activity.
The restraining order blocking railroad advances was issued under the Sherman anti trust law. Wickersham’s bill to repeal it faced strong Senate opposition led by Dolliver Cummins Clapp Bristow Beveridge La Follette. After a fierce fight the party largely protected the act, and two months later Wickersham used the same law against the railroads amid public opinion.
Hull loses the morning game to Boyden 11 to 10 after a tight junior game in academy uproar. In the afternoon Hull defeats Sheldon 5 to 1 with Kenneth Wilson shining despite few costly errors. Reports praise Hulls pitching and critique umpiring while noting local visits and small town news.
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