Auto Hits Freight Cars at Crossing In Marshalltown
A George Smith farmer from Marshalltown misjudged a Minneapolis and St Smith train and drove onto the crossing as the engine pushed a string of cars. His auto hit a flat car, two cars jumped the track, killing a child aboard and injuring others including a railroad watchman and a mother. Claude Smith, 12, was seriously hurt. others were bruised or shaken.
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George Smith
Marahalltown
Louis
Minneapolis
Smith
William Hoffman
Stear
Railroad
Claude Mith
DRY DECISION AT HAMPTON COURT BEER SHIPMENTS CURTAILED
Judge Frey rules liquor shipments into dry states fall under state law and upholds a challenge from Theodore Hamm Brewing Co in a case involving the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad and the Adams Express Co. The ruling impacts shipments to private recipients and may go to the federal court on appeal. A separate report notes a rooster alert saving two lives as a home fire broke out, while another item covers two injuries from a kidnapping during a wedding party in Sioux City.
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Frey
Prey
Booneston
Hahn
Supreme Court
Theodore Hamm Brewing Company
Minneapolis and Bt Loula Railroad
Adama Express Company
Latimer
Injured while fleeing collision in autos and parade dismissal
Injured in a crash as occupants tried to escape. Linden and Mrs. Woodford suffered injuries, Linden with a lead out and Woodford with a sprained ankle. A discharge followed for Dr. G Walter Barr after he filed a $3,000 breach of contract suit in Polk County. A death and several unrelated notices follow in local briefs.
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Mine Whatiot Linden
Blanche Woodford
Linden
Woodford
Bate
Movnes
G. Walter Barr
Wighland Park College
Barr
Polk County District Court
New Russian Forge Lands in France Amid War Moves
July 18 dispatch reports a sixth contingent of Russian troops landing at Brest France then marching to camps near Troyes before front deployment. Earlier arrivals from April to May totaling about 25,000 troops traveled from Moscow to Port Dany Manchuria then via Suez to France.
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France
Marseilles
Sfter & Land
Aen
Moscow
Port Dany
Manchuria
Camp de Mailly
Troyes
Champagne
Davenport Infant Paralysis Case Reported
Davenport reports the first case of infant paralysis with eight year old Elsie Nutting listed as the patient. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nutting of St. Louis. Health authorities were notified.
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Davenport
Elsie Nutting
Agaphiter
Ralph Nutting
St. Louis
Salvage Operation Ordered for Wrecked Hector
Washington on July 1k ordered salvage efforts for the wrecked collier Hector, aground fourteen miles off Cape Romain, with the repair ship Prometheus and fuel ship Sterling to begin operations.
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Hector
Washington
Prometheus
Sterlng
Cape Romain
Davenport Drowns in Undertow at Local Point
July 18 Davenport le reports Albert Kon, 23, drowned while swimming at a Mississippi pond. The lone witness notes the undertow as the cause. Mrs Jameson confirms the tragedy, with no other competitors present.
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Davenport
Albert Kon
British and Russian Front Battles Report Large Gains
British forces seize two more small trench sectors in France and push four miles beyond the German line as Russian troops advance on multiple fronts. Reports detail heavy casualties among officers, thousands of prisoners, and mounting pressures near Kovel and Lipa as German and Austrian defenses struggle to hold.
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Farre
Douglas Haig
Hia
Scvenman
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Baranovicht
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Petrograd
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Russian War Office
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Nile
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Euctor
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Kovel
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Vladimir Volyooki
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Pingk
Don
Urab
Siberia
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Petrograd Ag
Hallans
Rome
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Treptine
Castro Castro's Venezuela Ex-President Faces Deportation Plea
New York July 48 General Cipri Castro, former Venezuelan president, awaits decision on deportation appeal filed after a board of inquiry. He arrived from Port of Spain with altered wits and seeks legal counsel to challenge the deportation order. The appeal hinges on charges described as character turpitude and prior exclusion from the country.
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Cipriati ‘Castro
Board of Inquiry
Venesuels
Port of Spain
Trintdea
Chia
Eneral Castro
BA OF der Wimllar
Board of
State Bank Prosper Report Reveals Resource Totals
The state auditor shows bank resources across 189 banks as of July 1. Total resources stood at 1084 81,260 with a sharp increase of 84,488,087 over previous values. Local banks and groups are highlighted in the report.
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Euditor
Lange Tegroups
Renourget
Baptists
Spitegield
Til
Witnolg
April 1 financial figures reported by editor Brady
On April 1, according to Ste esnel by J J Brady, editor Ito accounts show totals exceeding 94 million with margins around 98 million and notices around 824 million. The report details increases to 19.7 million and 499 389 in bank-related figures, highlighting a broader rise in contingent liabilities and checks.
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Steesnel
J. J. Brady
Popontis
Chicago Tax Revenue Surges Past Earlier Year
Chicago reports total tax collections of 27,260,779.86 for the latest year, an increase of nearly 5,000,000 over the previous year. Individual income tax receipts doubled, with overall gains led by Opium revenue and other inland taxes amid a year ending in June.
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Chicago
Two Typlete Jenkina-My ete 180 words, a minute
Tomy can mine but ake doce reads as a fragmented phrase from an unclear excerpt. The text appears garbled with mis-typed terms and stray punctuation. It resembles a failed OCR of a short piece, offering no coherent events, names, places, or dates to anchor a proper summary.
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