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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
4
The Vindicator reports Emmet county voters will choose sheriff and county supervisor in September. It notes factions behind Republican delegates, predicts a fierce August state convention, and contrasts factions within the party. Ohio Governor Waterson dies suddenly, sparking reflections on political stability.
The dispute centers on contested delegations as the key battleground of the clash. Lawyers argue over authority and process while officials brace for potential rulings that could reshape leadership and control.
The Perkins campaign accuses the Cummins machine of corrupting party processes to block a third term for Governor Canning. It cites Jasper and Jefferson counties where Perkins led 102–80 and 62–49, arguing these results show attempts to seat unrecognized delegates. The message praises Perkins as conducting a clean, dignified fight based on policy over ad tactic.
Des Moines rumor says Perkins forces gain in Scott County as convention fights intensify. Dubuque County votes solid for Perkins while Cummins delegates push to the state convention. party line opposes Cummins on tariff policy, extravagance, and third term. Citations describe bitter county level clashes and prep for August convention.
Dispatch from M Jacobson details a Jewish massacre in Bialystok. Seventy eight Jews and six Christians buried after provocation and troops blamed. City council denies race hatred. claims provocations and security forces at fault. Investigation results await final tally.
In Sisseton Minnesota a bridge failure over the Wollen Stream led to a fatal disaster. W Martlay reports 20-0 score or tally, with six former residents involved.
A tacit agreement among President, Secretary Shaw and San Francisco leaders envisions the government depositing 12 million dollars in San Francisco banks secured by city bonds. Funds would remain until needed for reconstruction, with a California corporation planned to issue bonds guaranteeing against loss. Other schemes to raise money for homes and business follow.
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