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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
6
The firing squad execution of Edith Cavell, head of a Belgian nurse establishment, draws sharp condemnation from Britain and the civilized world. Advocates cite her humanitarian work aiding the wounded and call for less brutal punishment, while German rivals praise their science minded military efficiency.
Democrats reportedly plan to avoid Marshall as a running mate to place a pro German candidate on the ticket. The move aims to blunt the president’s unpopularity among voters of German extraction, though the vice presidency is largely ceremonial and the tactic may yield little effect.
The Daily News of Des Moines sustained a 10000 loss by air which damaged its building housing the newspaper. The paper published and circulated next day despite the plant damage. Postmaster editors backing Burleson assault on rural routes may soon see their efforts paid if they rate ads at regular rates.
To blunt his stern stance toward Germany the president faces pressure from party managers who seek a sharp display of resolve by twisting the British lion's tail.
The note mentions St Louis Globe Democrat readers asking where a wandering bay is tonight and that Popper and mommer with the family will attend a movie show together.
United States Naturalization Examiner A A Bode notes many county residents with declarations of intention have not completed second papers. Declarations must be renewed if two to seven years have elapsed. seek clerk assistance. Citizens gain citizenship for all children. marriage to an alien passes citizenship risks to wife.
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald argues suffragists pursue campaigns without disturbing the nation. It claims reform is on trial in many states and shows little impact. voters and laws appear unchanged, with similar injustices and administration issues. It predicts Iowa may follow Wyoming and others after full acceptance of suffrage.
Charles Wesley Flint will be inaugurated as Cornell College president on November 19 with ceremonies from November 14 to 20. Distinguished speakers include Edward T. Devine George W. Clarke Albert M. Deyoe Jeanette Carpenter Hugh D. Atchison Abbie Abbott Caleb Winchester John Marquis and R W Cooper. Homecoming on November 20 features the annual Cornell Grinnell football clash.
Des Moines reports say Dr. J I Gibson requested federal inspector Dr L H Day to verify foot and mouth disease at Melvin Brown farm near West Liberty Muscatine County. Day arrives. two state vets allege the cattle have the disease traced to a hired hand from finois. Quarantine placed. if confirmed cattle would be killed but later tests show severe catarrh, not foot and mouth disease.
The Mt Vernon Hawkeye notes that rural route changes anger farmers by lengthening and twisting routes beyond daily driving limits. It cites a firm near Elwood now on a route starting fourteen miles away, risking customers traveling by train to the wrong town. The piece argues vested mail route rights should not be disturbed.
The Chicago Herald condemns the German execution of British nurse Edith Cavill in Belgium as a massive blunder. It argues her death stemmed from a woman's instinct to help prisoners escaping, not from treason or espionage, and condemns military coldness and collective punishment.
The Independent notes Villa has faded from power while Carranza grows, aided by recognition from seven nations. Carranza may unite opponents, but Villa vows continued fighting and could control northern states. Zapata remains an incurable bandit in the south. It remains to be seen if Carranza can keep promises, restore order, protect foreigners, and enable a general election.
Iowa purchases 30 thousand bushels of potatoes from Iowa growers for state institutions at an average price of 61 cents per bushel.
Sir Edward Henry Carson remained on the reservation longer than anyone anticipated according to a note in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
In October 1880 Monticello and vicinity records births marriages deaths and notable incidents. Entries include births to M Bell Alonzo Jennings and C F Crane families. deaths of Mrs J L Corbett and Mrs Harry Babcock. multiple marriages including Isadore King J H Perryman Katella H K Fuller and others. local business changes W H Waugh opens an upstairs barber shop. political address by Hon J W Green. accidents lynching threats and river deaths. church appointments and a series of local happenings across surrounding townships.
Colonel Roosevelt faces Knights of Columbus at Carnegie Hall New York and stirs a jammed audience with the line There is no room in this country for the hyphenated American. He warns Congress members may face strong reception if they dodge patriotism.
Fremont Tribune notes social scrutiny of young women who paint their cheeks, observing that initial criticism often fades and they are judged again, with the second look yielding similar judgments.
John A. Mctaughlin M and W Herrick IH Richardson are listed together in a terse notice likely involving authors or signatories. The fragment suggests a formal item with multiple individuals connected to an organization or event. Further context would clarify roles and affiliations.
Weekly Eclipse Corner urges readers to stock up on lumber and coal before prices rise. It promotes Garage Special dropsiding, White Pine stock, and Eclipse Nut coal with emphasis on readying for winter and avoiding shortages.
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