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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1912

Page

2

Des Moines Case Seeks Tax Assessment Reform

The Des Moines based case targets the Iowa executive council to mandamus a recheck of the 1912 state assessment. Both sides agree the case should apply to taxes due next month, with focus on equity among farmers, railroads, and city property owners. The dispute centers on past levies and whether the council discriminates against cities in favor of other interests.

Des Moines Frank Pierce Executive Council Merce Iowa Ieague Flo Basa Culebra Haa Fhe Emory RR. Johnson Caren

Logan Recommends State Police Cavalry Troop

Des Moines report by Adjutant General Guy F. Logan urges forming a cavalry troop allied with the National Guard with one officer and eight men on duty, plus an arsenal armory, land transfer near Camp Dodge, and expanded emergency powers for aid and auditing. Delta fire destroys business district. several offices burned.

Des Moines Guy F. Logan B. F. Carroll Logan National Guard

Grinnell Woman Takes Life In Apparent Suicide

The report states Mrs. Jon Stilwell died after an incident at Rock Tal near Malcolm Airs. A coroner’s inquest was opened and the theory offered was that temporary insanity from health issues led to the act, with evidence cited for mental distress.

Grinnell Jon Stilwell Malcom Stilwell Andy

Indicted druggists and workers face trial in county court

A three count indictment by the Twenty County Brand jury closes its November term and sends the report to Judge James Sragel. Two druggists, a drug clerk, and a laborer face charges. a worker narrowly escaped a fall from a hammer accident at a power house stairway and concrete slack incident near Davenport. Henry Disher, Davenport, aged 74 and Civil War veteran, just welcomed his twenty third child, his oldest son 43, after four marriages.

Bso Tate James 1 Sragel Davenport Henry Disher

Horticultural Society Pushes Bill to Prevent Tree Mutilation

Spaneil Bluffs-A resolution was adopted at a meeting of the Bouth te Jowa Horticultural society urging the legislature to pass a law preventing the mutilation of trees, citing harm to gates and property.

Spaneil Bluffs Bouth Te Jowa Horticultural Society Epee

Taft's second message outlines economic recovery and navy plans

President Taft reports a steady post panic recovery with strong exports and farm value, notes treasury health, defense readiness, and proposed reforms. He urges unified water power policy, Panama Canal progress, and continued trust enforcement through orderly anti-trust action and possible national corporate oversight.

Washington Congress Taft Panatia Canal Geld Panama Canal Portal Portal Revanuer Secretary of the Treasury FDA Navy Department Con. Ateng Nave Department Comeres United States Neo Congress Polley Uist Condh Pacific Atlantic Clrtatlan Na Thon Department of Justice Tyos Department Trists Powder Trust Bath Tub Trust Supreme Court Bureau of Corporations Balisve Pane Abas Jm i

Senate Impeachment Trial of Archbald

Judge Robert W. Archbald faced impeachment charges in the Senate led by Clayton of Alabama. Thirteen articles accuse him of using office for personal profit including coal deal schemes and improper favors. Archbald denies all wrongdoing as the trial proceeds with witness testimony and record admissions.

Washington Nec Robert W. Archbald United States Commerce Court Senate Clayton Alabama House of Representatives Archbald Worthington House Pennsylvania Archbard Interstate Commerce Henry B. Meyer William P. Boland Marian Coal Company Scranton Boland Meyer J. Willams FE. J Williams Williams Hta

Picture films not Edison s invention court rules

The Washington Dc court of appeals ruled Edison contributed only to an improved camera, denying he invented moving pictures. It held that George Eastman of Rochester devised the moving pictures, with Edison credited for improvements and apparatus rather than the invention itself.

Washington Court of Appeals District of Columbia Thomas A. Edison George Eastman Rochester Edison

Jury acquits Snead in captain’s murder case

Fort Worth Texas December 4 J H Rhead is found not guilty of the murder of Captain Boyce by a jury. Snead will be tried later for the murder of Al Boyce. Al Boyce eloped with Snead’s wife. Boyce was shot and killed by John Bea Snead at Amarillo on September 14.

Capt

Japanese Cabinet Resigns in Crisis Crisis Deepens

Tokyo reports Premier Saioni and the entire cabinet resigned Wednesday amid a leadership crisis. The move follows the difficulty in naming a successor to War Minister Lieutenant General Ayehers, signaling political instability and potential shifts in Japan’s war effort.

Tokyo Saioni Ayehers

Mrs Robert Goelet of Nevada Dead in Paris Death

Mrs Robert Goelet of Nevada died in Paris on a Wednesday at her Paris pat residence. Her maiden name Harriette Warren. She was born in 1879 and later became Mrs Robert Goelet.

Robert Paris France R . Goelet Neveda Harriette Warren Robert Goelet

Man recounts brutal assault during fight over companion

Mose describes a vicious clash in which Sam Jackson and Blong confronted him after a dispute over a woman. He recalls being struck in the mouth and ears, knocked down, stomped, and repeatedly kicked as he tried to flee, leaving him exhausted and battered.

Yaler Saling Mose Sam Jackson

Hair Restored After Scalp Complaint Use of Cuticura

Mrs Emma Patterson of Muncie Indiana reports her young daughter suffered a year with itching burning and hair loss from a scalp breakout. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition cleared within a week and hair growth returned. She notes the products are sold worldwide and offers free samples via Cutlours Dept L Boston.

St. Muncie Ind Emma Patterson Cutleurs Group Dept. L Boston

End of a Noted Folly Monocle Lost to Fashion in Europe

The monocle, once a fashionable Dutch dandy flourish, faded from England and Paris. Oculists noted its adverse era effects after its Vienna Congress 1914 debut by its inventor. One folly has endured only about a century.

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Clergyman's Testimony On Dodds Kidney Pills

Rev Edmund Heslop of Wilston Pa suffered dropsy for a year with swollen limbs and heart fluttering. After using six boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling disappeared and he regained strength. He remains convinced of the remedy and urges correspondence. Dodds Kidney Pills 60c per box from Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Free Household Hints music and recipes offered. Ady

Edmund Heslop Wigston H. Heslop Dodds Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y Ady

Constipation Ad Claim in Obsolete Ad Copy

A fragmented ad style item discusses constipation causes and aggravations and claims cure by Dr Pleros Felleta with tray sugar coated granules. It includes a brief dramatic exchange about kissing a daughter and a formal address to a young man.

Pleros

Able Work Wilkins Thought You Meant To Sell Home

Wilkins notes a lure in an advertising story that caused him to reconsider selling his suburban home. The judge comments on the decision, indicating the sequence of intent and caution in property dealings.

Wilkins

Tired Blood and Tissue Nourishment Advertisement

This 1918 ad attributes tired blood to tissue debility with signs like loss of flesh and dark eye rings. It claims blood vitality can be revived by tonics that nourish brain nerves and muscles, urging overworked readers to seek doctor recommendations.

The Tanitivas Co Tohitives

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