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Newspaper

Telegraph Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1912

Page

8

Conventions Have Right to Nominate Even If Not On Ballot

Des Moines Iowa May 10 Special: There will be no excuse for any political party to fail to field a county ticket in the year even if candidates were late or did not appear on print ballots. Attorney General Cosson ruled that the county convention retains jurisdiction to nominate when write in votes exist but no nomination made and this applies regardless of whether 10 percent of the county vote was cast. The Primary Amendment from the last legislature aims to shut out late nominations.

Des Moines Iowa George Cosson Attorney General Cosson

Liberal Construction Enables County Nominations by Convention

The attorney general rules that writing in nominations requiring 10 percent of the county party vote suffices when no candidate meets the threshold. If no one clears 10 percent, the county convention may finalize nominations. The decision aims to ease access to nominations and prevent party exclusion due to primary machinery.

Republican State Convention to Nominate Supreme Court Bench

Des Moines May 10 Special reports that the Republican state convention planned for July 10 will focus on nominating candidates for all supreme bench positions. With three contenders, balancing the slate and ensuring fair equity is described as practically impossible.

Des Moines Supreme Bench

Tona Vita lauded tonic spreads among physicians

Nervous debility and low vitality prompt promotion of Tona Vita with claims of wide approval. Umpire James L. Hickey cites improved appetite and sleep, with agents offering refunds if results fail. Davenport and Rock Island reports note Joe Berger’s rising star and a shift toward Cleveland.

James L. Hickey North Division Street Buffalo N. Y

Convention to Decide State Office Campaign and Committee

The piece notes a state convention with four candidates for one state office and no tie possibility. Judges Sherwin and McClain have warm support while Ransier Preston Gaynor and others are well backed. The convention will likely endorse the national platform as in presidential years. A key issue is choosing Republican state committee members and a committee chairman to direct the campaign.

Sherwin McClain Ransier Preston Gaynor Republican State Committee

Will Ask Rehearing in Guy Baker Case

Judge Wade plans to file a motion for a new hearing in the Guy Baker murder case. Baker, a Lone Tree man, is free on bond after his conviction of killing a livery barn employee. The judge is attending the supreme court.

Wade Guy Baker Des Moines Supreme Court Baker

Des Moines Moves to End Siren Alarms on Vehicles

City administration seeks to ban siren alarms on autos and bicycles to reduce confusion with fire department signals. Residents warn of possible retaliation with broader noise controls on all motor vehicles and alarms.

Des Moines

Kenyon to Tour Southern State After Washington Return

Senator Kenyon returned from Washington yesterday and spoke at Clinton last evening. He plans another trip to the southern part of the state where he was well received last week with strong show of support. Governor Clarke has spent the week in the northern region where meetings drew solid Republican backing and active young Republicans appear ready for the primary campaign.

Des Moines Kenyon Washington Clinton Gov. Clarke North End

The City’s Public Service Committee Questioned

The text accuses a state regulator of controlling political nominations, describing the committee as made up of big business representatives. It notes public service corporations have influence and claims the drive to improve telephone service began with newspapers but lacked booster organization support.

Better Phone Service In Des Moines Stirs Slow Action

The Des Moines area faces scrutiny as the Greater Des Moines committee and business interests collide over telephone rates and service. Citizens note disparities with Atlantic and Avoca calls, 50 to 90 cents differing by direction, yet little formal action has emerged to address the issue.

Greater Des Moines Committee Des Moines Iowa Efficiency Committee Atlantic Avoca Greater Des Moines

Don’t Hide Freckles With Veil Use New Ethine Drug

A skin specialist announces ethine double strength as a universal remedy to remove freckles and brighten skin. G A Grimm at Red Cross Drug Store offers it with an absolute money back guarantee if it fails. First night use shows improvement with freckle reduction and safe for tender skin.

G. A. Grimm Red Cross Drug Store der Cross Drug Store

Back talk is a great quarrel promoter.

A short, vivid phrase notes how back talk fuels disputes and feeds on controversy, framing it as a promoter of quarrels in everyday discourse.

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