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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1913

Page

9

Mexico Crisis and Huerta Plot Surge Disturbs New York

Mrs John Linds arrival and dramatic救 escape aid two Mexican deputies from Huerta arrest. A force of sixty rebels killed forty seven of fifty mounted police near San Luis Potosi. Diaz prepares for sea transfer to New York. Federal police hunt alleged assassination plot against Huerta with two women as informants.

New York John Lind Wilson Mexico Lind Vera Cruz Huerta Nuez Morro Castile San Luis Potosi Mex Diaz Felix Diaz Michigan Yucatan Cuba Wolice Federal

Lincoln Highway Opened Coast to Coast Dedication Held

New York on November 3 announces the dedication of the Lincoln Highway a direct road through 13 states from coast to coast. The completed route will be open with no tolls and markers will identify the highway. The first marker was placed at Clinton Iowa on September 15 by W F Coan Clinton National Bank official and Lincoln Highway Association state consul.

New York Lincoln Highway Clinton W. F. Coan Clinton National Bank Lincoln Highway Association

Trains Crash on Great Northern Route Kills Fireman

A head on collision between Great Northern No 4 and a work train between Stone Hill and Rondo killed fireman Guy Carr and seriously injured engineer Warren A Jopes. Several other crew and passengers, including M G Sullivan, Lona W Mise, a passenger, two mail clerks, two waiters, a cook, and a dining car conductor, were injured as both engines plunged into the Kootenai river.

Great Northern White Figh Mont Stone Hill Rondo Guy Carr Warren A. Jopes No. 4 M G. Sullivan Lona W. Mise Kootenai River

Wall Street Confused By New Income Tax Law

New York November 2 Wall Street faced confusion as the new income tax law took effect. Banks and major corporations grappled with how to withhold tax at the source on interest, bonds, and mortgages, while disputes arose over taxation of state and municipal bonds. Experts predicted many suits to test the law and questioned who bears the tax when bond owners are unregistered.

New York Wall Street T 8 New York Life Des Moines

Carnegie Cash for Heroes Awards Medals and Cash Gifts

Carnegie hero fund commission in Pittsburgh reports nearly 100000 dollars in awards and pensions to heroes or relatives. Charles N Wright of Highlands NC receives the highest award a gold medal and 2000 cash for saving Augustus Haty from a fall May 14 1911 with William L Dillard. Dillard gets a silver medal and 2000. Several Illinoians honored.

Commission Pittsburgh Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Ita Charles N. Wright Highlands N. C William L. Dillard Averyman Aame Augustus Haty Dillard

Not Guilty Verdict in Eaton Murder Case

Plymouth jury acquits Mrs Jen de May Eaton of murdering her husband Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton after 11 hours of deliberation. The courtroom crowd of about 200 heard her cry with relief and gratitude as she thanked her lawyers. She left for Assinippi to be with her mother and sister.

Plymouth Plynouth Mass Jen‘de May Eaton Joseph Giles Eaton Massachusetts Re. Raton Assinippi Virginia Har ‘Ton Doroths Jaton

Abuse of Credit Is Peril Says Hill in Chicago

James J. Hill warned 90 financiers that credit has been abused and the nation is water logged with bonds. Vanderlip urged central bank action to prevent a slide to flat money, while financiers critiqued the Glass Owen bill and the federal reserve system proposals.

Chicago James J. Ifill Hill Investment Bankers’ Association of America Congress Hotel Frank A. Vandertip National City Bank of New York Vanderlip Senate Committee On Banking and Currency Glass-Owen Monetary Commission American Hankers’ Association Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Bank

Hennessy Reveals Tammany Campaign Scheme

John A. Hennessy testified before Chief Magistrate McAdoo about sources of information on campaign contributions tied to Tammany Hall. He described a statewide, procedural system of graft regulated by informants, with each named person potentially summoned to testify.

Hennessy Sulzer Aid New York John A. Hennessy McAdoo Hengessy Prul

Bramwell Booth Arrives for 43 Salvation Army Addresses

Cen Bramwell Booth, commander in chief of the Salvation Army worldwide, arrives in New York for a tour delivering 43 addresses across the United States and Canada. The final talk is set for a great gathering at Carnegie Hall on Sunday November 23.

Bramwell Booth New York Salvatori Army America United States Canada Carnegie Hall

Indiana Congressman Sparks House Row Over Wedding Gift

Washington November 1 A commotion in the house as Representative Gray of Indiana denounced colleagues for giving 5 each to a fund to buy a wedding present for Miss Jessia Wilson daughter of the president. Gray said the move was tasteless and intrusive and blamed Republican Leader James R Mann. Mann retorted that Gray could not grasp the house culture and Jeffersonian economy.

Washington Gray Indiana Jessia Wilson Graoy Jefferson Mann

Miners Disarmed by Troops in Colorado Demonstration Planned

Adjt. Gen. John Chase ordered state troops to disarm all striking coal miners and mine guards in the Ludlow tent colony and nearby camps at Hastings Delagua Tabasco and Berwind. The crackdown began at daybreak while miners planned a large demonstration in the troops favor. The Empire mine saw an attack with minimal damage as guards withdrew.

Trinidad Colo John Chase Ludlow Hastinga Delagua Tabasco Berwind Empire

Two Die of Bubonic Plague in Manila

Manila reports two deaths from bubonic plague including William Crozier managing editor of the Daily Bulletin. Infected rats found. efforts under way to rid the city. Earlier Washington note warns Surgeon General Blue of Public Health Service sees danger in sporadic Manila cases.

Manila San Francisco William Crozier The Daily Bulletin Then Washington Blue Public Health Service

Ida von Claussen Arrested for Attempted Black Mail

Ida von Claussen, former patient from Bloomington asylum, arrested in New York for threats against lawyer Strause and a New York man. She was brought to the Tombs after being remanded from custody and faces charges of threatening to kill.

New York Ida ‘von “Iguseen Calmel Roosevelt Bloomington Ingané Vera Artes Strause

Conspiracy to Sell Fake Horses Roams Arizona Range

In a district court case filed by C. H. Renneker, he seeks $4,450 from A. C. Ives claiming misrepresentation in a hardware store stake sale in Otola and Arizona range horses. The suit alleges fake bills of sale, imaginary locations, and fraudulent dealings across multiple states.

Gloux City J. S. Smith C. Z West Arizona C. H. Renneker A. C. Ives United States Flagstaff Ariz Renneker Coconise Ives Oto Peasley Malcom Humber Reneker

Dunlap Boy Killed in Auto Crash Near Dunlap

Edward Carmichael 12 year old son of FB A Carmichael was instantly killed when an automobile carrying the Carmichael family overturned near Dunlap. Mr Carmichael was seriously injured and daughter Anna was hurt. The farm family was traveling at high speed when the car left the road and rolled over.

Dunlap Edward Carmichael FB. A. Carmichael Carmichael

Pig Hog Stays Overnight in Pisgah Drug Store

A missing hog eluded a local buyer after escaping its stock yards pen and was found next morning inside Cole and Hushaw drug store. A hole in the glass door suggested the animal slipped in while pursued by a dog.

Pisgah Cole & Hushaw Ulal

Mason City May Gain Interurban Connection

A potential Mason City interurban link with the Heavis Central and Charles City Western lines is explored. Influential citizens have approached local men about Illinois Central joint operation to access cement shipments from nearby plants, signaling possible regional transport and industry ties.

Mason City Heavis Central Charles City Western Charles City Marble Rock Ling Ilinois Central Illinois Central

Oskaloosa Traction Resumes Cars Amid Strike Boycott

Oskaloosa Traction resumes operation on some lines with McKinley property workers staffing the cars. Strikers organize a boycott and pin white We Walk badges on sympathizers as tension continues.

Oskaloosa Oskaloosa Traction Company McKinley Properties

State Capital Chat and Civic Reform at Iowa City

Iowa City reports rapid progress toward a women's self-government association at the University of Iowa with a central council to be reorganized, a constitutional plan under discussion, and a mass meeting planned. Des Moines notes dealer license plate changes demand reform, while Washington records suspensions of proposed rate hikes on grain shipments and related tariffs through May 29.

Iowa City University of Iowa Huda Keller What Cheer Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Des Moines Chippewa Falls Eau Claire St. Paul Commission St. P Chicago St. Louis Kansas City South Dakota Central Railroad

Iowa News Notes highlights and local incidents

Nick Solistean a Greek was taken into custody in Missouri Valley for running a nuisance. Ralph Nesris proprietor of the sole exclusive shoe store in Newlson has assigned for creditors. T J Kelley named as receiver. Horace Ream 32 a coal operator at Beacon son of state senator John F Ream hanged himself in a barn on his father s place. Ames lodge efforts falter as Elis try to form a private lodge on Onondaga street. Woodbine defendant in 10000 damages suit by Mrs H L Kirk after a fall July 1. L A Hedeen manager of Farmers Elevator received notice of inheritance 47900 from Minnesota uncle. Rev Robert C Westernberg Marshalltown Presbyterian resigns December 1 for temperance board post with higher salary.

Nick Solistean Missouri Valley Ralph Nesris Newlson T. J. Kelley Horace Ream Beacon John F. Ream Mahaska Ames Order of Elis Onondaga Street Woodbine H. L. Kirk L. A. Hedeen Otho Farmers Elevator Company Minnesota Robert C. Westernberg Presbyterian Church of Marshalltown Temperance Board Geeral Presbyterian Assembly Phe

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