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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
6
The Estherville paper reviews the Aldrich-Fayne tariff and its impact after the freeze, notes public skepticism toward leaders, and mentions Webb Byers aiming for Dolliver’s senate seat. It discusses insurgent compromises, Republican loyalties, and foreign mourning as King Edward VII dies. George V’s accession is previewed, with calls for Dolliver and Cummins to return to Washington.
Sioux City Journal notes that Iowa law requires April nominations for state and district elections to be completed by the last week of April. Forty days after, the primary election occurs, otherwise voters are barred from the November ballot. The piece argues the law does not bring government closer to the people.
The Lake City Graphic editor I B Hotchkiss reportedly shifted from standpatter to insurgent after remarks by Senators Cunning and Delliver. Word from Iowa suggests the editor’s long loyalty may have hidden his true views, prompting curiosity about the switch and its source.
The Sioenx City Journal questions Editor Hotchkins shifting political loyalties arguing it may stem from his son being offered a Lake City post office. It notes the need for Hotchkiss to act in conscience and cites the potential influence of political patrons on local appointments.
The column catalogs numerous community happenings including illnesses, visits, and travels of residents such as Geo Rhodes, Mrs. J B Strait, and J W Ghostin. It notes farewells, engagements, sales, church events, market plans, and local business activity from Emmetsburg to Estherville with dates, places, and names of involved families and businesses.
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