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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1916
Page
3
Under Gen Jas Parker Iowa troops relocate to border outposts near Denison and the International bridge. Companies rotate in 24 hour shifts to give guardsmen full training benefits while maintaining entrenchment per military regulations.
A reader from Fair Haven New York reports that a seven year old was cured of cholera infantum by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says other family members used it for cholera and bowel troubles with satisfaction and endorsement. Available everywhere.
A speech extols America first and America efficient as the Republican creed. It speaks of national unity, strong self-government, and readiness for emergencies, urging the party to be a liberty vehicle for national achievement and Americanism. The speaker claims enduring patriotic purpose and calls for a unified, well organized republic.
Mr. Hughes challenges the kept-out-of-war argument as readers recall nineteen American soldiers killed at Vera Cruz and many Mexicans. He reviews three explanations for the move: saluting the flag, blocking ammunition to Huerta, and pressuring Huerta’s retirement, noting the inconsistent assurances given to Mexico and its resulting mistrust.
In his acceptance speech Mr Hughes urges that federal workmen's compensation laws be adequate to cover not only government employees but also workers in interstate commerce. He argues Congress can act in areas within its constitutional authority to address injuries without insufficient law.
A Boston Transcript quip questions the grounds for a divorce, noting Williams seeks separation from his young wife and joking economy as a possible reason. The line reflects a sharp, era-tinged social jab about marriage and money.
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