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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
8
Fragmentary English stump speech and critic notes from Art Correspondent describe rambling rhetoric and garbled phrases, referencing a London Globe tone. The piece hints at political theater and public discourse with hazy quotes and misheard lines.
Fragmentary report notes rising costs in nearby mine areas and disruptions to fuel supplies. Mentions shortages affecting residents and businesses, with officials considering measures to stabilize prices and ensure steady access to essential goods.
The list records district by district party labels for Iowa congressmen. It lists many districts with Republican or Democratic affiliations, though several names appear garbled. The overall note assigns party to each district’s winner.
Early returns from 95 of 99 counties show Governor Wilson leading by 21 464 votes statewide. Roosevelt carries Polk County, tallying 8 116 in that county while county totals vary as final results await completion. overall plurality remains intact.
A dramatic incident near Bronx City as a red automobile leading a cattle drive collides with a party from Onawa Ty. The vehicle overturns and tumbles fifteen feet down an embankment after a sergeant from Blut charges the car.
The Carroll based Carpl Company D of the National Guard elected Captain J. A. McClelland to fill the vacancy created by C. C. Helmer's resignation. Bers geant McClelland succeeds Helmer as captain.
Perry resident Mrs. John J. Bussler was instantly killed when struck by a Milwaukee railroad engine at the First Avenue crossing. The accident occurred as a passenger train was departing. Police and railroad officials investigated the scene.
A compiled list shows governors elected by party with their plurality margins across multiple states. Democrats lead in several entries such as Ammons in Colorado Baldwin in Connecticut and Cox in Ohio, while Republicans prevail in states like Miller in Delaware and Haines in Idaho.
A torn text fragment speaks of men and help, mentioning almshouses and a vague grievance about unequal aid. The legible parts suggest a protest or plea regarding social care funding and urban blight, but the exact names and locations are obscured.
The District Attorney of New York, Whitman, warned from a Waashington Star report about a western banker who embezzled a large sum. He described a life of luxury and debt leading to inevitable retribution as the man faced a trusted position and crimes.
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