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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1903
Page
4
The Commerce and Labor Department reports a decade of slowed rises in key living costs in the United States. Data from 2,067 families across 33 states show food costs peaking in 1902, with gradual fluctuations since, while broader expenditures and regional patterns are noted. Further detailed findings to be released in a later report.
The Palo Alto Reporter notes attempts to sway district voters against Dr Fuller. It asserts even the Vindicator-Republican would not support Fuller and urges the paper to stay informed. Robinson and allies pledged support and an effort to boost his county vote.
An Iowa column discusses Democratic infighting, noting Calhoun and Webster counties shifting balances and Republicans scratching tickets. It questions McClellan as a presidential candidate, cites Bryan’s stance on party unity, and mentions a Muscatine tale of rats stripping corn stalks as local color.
Armstrong county gains one delegate to the next convention while Dickinson loses one in the Republican tally and gains one in the Democratic convention. Dickinson also gains in the Democratic tally as part of Fuller delegate vindication. Emmet loses one.
The report notes bolter influence reducing votes for Cumimnas in Diekinoon, Dickinson county, and shows Moumebtl gaining over two years ago. It cites regional political strife, unions backing Chicago strikes, and a feud over ballot placement and convention methods, with George W. Clarke likely to become the next speaker in Dallas county.
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