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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
4
The piece critiques Taft era budget cuts for army and navy while accusing opposition of hypocrisy. It laments rising pensions and foreign policy costs, warning of economic strain from perceived wartime peace aims and trust dissolutions amid a frail economy.
A Bay City style editorial argues for retaining government ownership of natural resources. It cites iron ore values quoted by J. S. Hill and J. J. Gill to illustrate the financial and social cost of private control. The piece laments labor exploitation and compares it to predatory behavior, urging collective action against privatization.
The Sioux City Daily News editorial argues judges and lawyers talk about eliminating legal delays but do little. It cites Oregon's law limiting supreme court reversals and emphasizes direct action by the people to speed justice, challenging lawmakers and Taft era rhetoric.
The text argues that public utility firms and big business profit from law delays and high costs, while reformers push for legal procedure changes. It claims lawyers in representative bodies serve big interests, and that real reform will empower plain people to make laws and recall judges, improving speed and reducing expense.
Ex engineer Judson overhears two men plotting against Lidgerwood at the Wire Silver mine in a moonlit warehouse. The conspirators discuss a staged meeting and a plan to force Lidgerwood out, revealing deeper schemes and potential Traitors in the operation.
A heated exchange reveals Li dgerwood targetin g danger as rivals plot to ruin him. One warns that if Lidgerwood stays, clues will surface. the other aims to strike before he digs deeper. The men plot use of fear, loyalty, and threats to seize control.
A tense hunter finds a tall man, later identified as Rankin Hallock, fleeing toward Wilminster after failing to confront a high speed steam engine. Judson, an ex engineer, muses on engines and rail power while the chase unfolds along forested slopes and a cluster of buildings at the base.
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