Troops to Stay Across Border in Mexico Policy
Washington reports confirm American forces will remain in Mexico after talks between Secretary Baker and President Wilson. The decision aims to press on with the Pancho Villa pursuit, despite Obregon’s demands for withdrawal and Carranza’s weakening authority. Officials caution potential trouble with Carranza’s faction or northern rebels.
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Carranza
U. 68
Washington
Mexico
Baker
Wilson
Stott
San Antonio
Funaton
Pancho
Pancho” Villa
Durango
Chihulahua
Scott
Strelf
King Theatre pledges daily variety in Estherville program
Frank G. King manager announces ongoing weekly programing at King Theatre Estherville with Blue Bird Mondays Red Feather Wednesdays Serial Fridays and balanced drama comedy and novelty on Tue Thu Sat. Contracted with Universal Company City California to offer top output and daily shows year round. King expresses appreciation for patronage and commitment to faithful service.
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Matt
Bos
Estherville
Jnee
Universal Company
Ativersal City
California
Why Join the Church HydD Wood Urges Membership
HydD Wood leader of Lowa Ithliway and Baht O Company argues that church membership depends on a pure attitude toward God and toward fellow humans. He claims church membership offers mutual sympathy, practical aid, and personal efficiency, urging readers to attend a class and join if urged. Also notes Lake Park high school game next Saturday April 2 with expected strong play, invites attendance, and mentions a for sale Twin Indian motorcycle with contact.
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Wood
Lowa Ithliway
Ao Ohhureh
Hia
Sol
E. H
Lake Park High School
Lake Park
Brakeman Wins in High Court Safety Ruling
Supreme Court affirms federal supremacy over safety appliance laws in interstate rail commerce. Justice Pitney declares states lack authority to regulate safety devices for railroads engaged in interstate shipments. A. K. Rigsby, brakeman, awarded 1000 in Texas court for injuries from a defective ladder marked Bad Order left in Marshall yard.
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Washington
Acope
A. K. Rigsby
Pacific and Texas Railroad
Marshall
Texas
Rigsby
Mmain
Alopa
Justice Pitney
Congress
Texas Courte
Thief chloroforms chicks in Indiana poultry theft
Fort Wayne April 24 A local case reveals a new theft method as Mrs. Thomas Patterson reports forty chickens stolen from her farm at the city limits with chloroform suspected to be used on the birds. The incident highlights evolving pilferage tactics in rural Indiana.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Thomas Patterson
Humboldt Bottling Chief Buys Eotherville Plant
Hr. M. Munson of Humboldt has purchased the Eotherville Bottling Works from W. I. Hull and is already in possession. Munson has over ten years with the Mineral Springs Bottling Works and aims to maintain the high quality of bottled goods. Hull will focus on real estate. Mrs Tweedy visits Minneapolis.
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M. Munson
Humboldt
Eotherville
W. I. Hull
Munson
Mineral Springs
Estherville
Hull
Arnold Mystery Unsolved In New York Case Near West Point
A tangled mystery in New York's West Point region centers on the Hood of Poorhy Amol missing five years, with Inspector Tonenat reporting partial collar fragments found and no body recovered while leads point to Glenorris's possible role. Ben Parks faces bootlegging charges after a Monday trip to Sherburn with whiskey. he waived a hearing and awaits grand jury action.
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New York
West Point
Poorhy Amol
Europe
America
Tonenat
Fanrot
Wisteen
Glenorris
Ben Parks
Sherburn
Laberville
Coon
W Huntington to lead Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad
Minneapolis reports state that W Huntington of Minneapolis will become president of the Minneapolis and St. Louis road on May 1. The move centralizes control after a long period with New York heads and board leadership slated to include Newman Erb and Os Anders, with Mr Rich possibly resigning as an officer.
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Minneapolis
C. W. Huntington
Minnespotia
Minneapolis & St. Louis
New York
Pro
Edley
Pasidant
Newman Erb
Anander
Relic Boat Found With Skeleton in Mud
An object recovered from the Mud near the Chisago river depot turned out to be a boat with a human and a dog skeleton inside. Captain Deneau, who had helped right East land, raised it and noted a rare preserved state. The finder recalled a 1670s invention of a similar boat that vanished with both man and boat forgotten.
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Wien
Mike Losa
Chicago
Chisago
Epot
Deneau
East Land
Algous
Osgood Dies in Marseilles After Paralyzing Illness
Simon T. Osgood dies of paralysis at his home in Marseilles Ulmois last Thursday evening. He is the father of Milford Osgood and brother of C D Osgood. He owned several hundred acres in eastern county and was well known for managing his real estate interests. The Grace church Ladies Guild to hold a supper in Guild Hall on Thursday April 27 from 5 30 until served. Menu includes roast pork apple sauce mashed potatoes brown gravy scalloped corn cabbage salad lemon pie coffee. FOR SALE Second hand automobiles in good condition will be sold again prices Nighole Deming data Co Estherville.
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Ladies Guild of Grace Church
Nighole- Deming Data Co
Estherville
Build a New Fruit House Near Rock Island Tracks
Expect 10 new Cedar Rapids fruit houses as demand rises. The firm, led by Fred Vrevet, plans a larger building near the Rock Island railroad to ease track congestion and expand wholesale and retail sales. A purchasing office operates in Los Angeles under A. B. Grupe.
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Centerville
Lave
Fistherville
Rock Tuland
Cotas
Bupinesa
Fred ‘Vrevett
Cedar Rapide
Lota
House of Thin
Burlington
Ik7
Los Angeles
A. B. Grupe
24000 Miners to Strike After Operators Refusal
Four thousand miners in the Pittsburgh district were ordered to strike by President Van Bitner and district No 5 officials after operators of the Pittsburgh Coal Company refused to abide by a recently reached agreement in New York.
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Pittsburgh
van Bitner
Pittsburgh Coal ¢ Company
New York
Branch Music House Opens in Little Rock
Strube Brothers open a Little Rock branch of Branch Music House to be run by a local representative. Ed Sidtribe will devote time and attention to the territory.
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Branch Music House
Little Rock
Strube Brothers
Ed Sidtribe
Village couple wed in quiet Estherville ceremony
Roy Arnett and Miss Vivetta Thorndyke were married Thursday at the Thorndyke home on North Seventh Street. Rev. F.P. Case officiated. The bride, third daughter of Mr and Mrs I A Thorndyke, is a former H Oransky store saleslady. The groom works in the Rock Island depot superintendent's office. They will live in Estherville. The Vindicator and Republican extend congratulations. Weather permitting, Eatherville Elks will attend Sioux City opening of a new Hik's home.
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Bh. A
H. Oransky
Grou
Estherville
Rock Island
Eatherville
Spirit Lake Iowa Falls Cedar Rapids Diagonal route planned
A proposed regional trail unites Spirit Lake Iowa Falls and Cedar Rapids in a new diagonal route. Organizer Mr. A J Nissen of Cedar Rapids outlines connecting towns across multiple counties and counties seats. The plan links rivers and highways with county roads and aims to include a Davenport to Cedar Rapids to Spirit Lake over time. Bank changes in Terril strengthen local finance as L A Koon buys interests and J H McCord of Spencer becomes bank president.
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A. J. Niggen
Cedar Rapids
Towa Falla
Putare
Oidler
Spirit Lake
Superior
Eatherville
Grarttinger
Emmetaburg
Qvlindar
Whittemore
Alsona
Laverne
Renwick
Goldfield
Clarion
Solberg
Galt
Dows
Popejor
Buardetee
Towa Falls
Ownasa
Hughes
Eldora
Grundy Center
Morrison
Reinbeck
Buckingham
Traer
Dysart
Wiston
Shellaburg
Palo
Cedar Rapida
Towa
Iowa Falls
Cedar Raphea
Dickinson
Emmet
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Wright
Hardin
Grundy
Benton
Litin
Grandy Center
Waterloo
Des Moines
Alpena
North Town
Davenport
Tipton
Cedar
McGregor
Rebnbeck
Town Falls
Algona
Fort Dodge
Equimetabury
Sioux Falls
Cerri Savings Bank
L. A. Koon
A. W. Bascom
H. H. Buck
Spiri Lake
J. H. McCord
Spencer
McCord
W. G. Edmunds
Chia
Northwest Town
Citizens? National Bank of Spencer
T'erril ‘'Ribule
Correction of Attribution for Club Article
A correction notes that the article titled Clean Up Your Own Back Yard was miscredited last week to Mrs. Henry Neusel of Maple Ash and should be credited to Mrs. Claug Martens of Emmet township. The piece was read before Wollman’s Club in Superior by Mrs. Martens and submitted to the Vindicator and Republican. a second article was sent by Mrs. Neistel but the authorship became confused.
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Henry Neusel
Claug Martens
Emmet Township
Wollman'a Club
Superior
Martens
Vindicator
Republican
Mrq
Neitsel
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