Bankers Arrest as Milwaukee Bank Fails
Reports say President Paul O. Stensland and Cashier Hering of the Milwaukee Avenue state bank were declared fugitives after authorities found decades of irregularities and unsafe deposits. The bank failed, assets evaluated, with estimates of 79 cents on the dollar likely in final payouts as receivership unfolds.
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Theo Slanstaned
Milwaukee Avenue
Hank Oat Chienge
Paul O. Stenstyid
Hering
Pathes
Stenshand
Pollo Collins
Stenskind
T. Bern
Fourier
Branslund
Cushier Hering
Anorher
Do Itars
Moudas
David Thorgan
Mirst National Bank
Double Parachute Descent Ends in Fatal Injuries
At Little Walls NL a street fair event ended tragically when Johnson fell from about 8006 feet during a double parachute descent. The first parachute opened, but the second failed after the strings broke. He fractured his spine on the railroad tracks and reportedly died from the injuries.
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Praccunes
Johnson
Little Walls
Mike
Paradise
Father Dies From News Of Son's Reprieve
Hartman Wenzel, 65, collapsed after learning his son’s reprieve from execution and died at Mine York Monday night. A retired cabinet maker, Wenzel rushed to pastor Rev Herman A. Schnatz’s home in relief, then fainted and died while waiting for admission.
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Hartman Wenzel
York
Wenzel
Hirman A. Schnatz
Hin
Women Suffragists Meet in Copenhagen Conference
The third annual conference of the International League of Women Suffragists opened in Copenhagen Tuesday under chairmanship of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt of New York. Twelve countries are represented.
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International League of Women Suffragist
Copenhagen
Duesday
Mars Taman Catt
New York
League
Sioux City Live Stock Market Report
Tuesday’s quotations show live stock prices with notable declines across beef and cattle. Market observers report weaker demand and price pressure on top categories as buyers brace for slower trading and seasonal shifts.
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Sioux City
Ibe
Live
Pep Mose
Probe Teo Trust in Gotha and Jeroma at New Years
A mysterious inquiry named Teo Trust in Gotha and Jeroma is discussed for New Year events. The message hints at a planned investigation around a date in September. Details mention a C4 and Methotten statins to be unveiled.
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Probe Teo Trust
Gotha
Talstalet Athamey Jeroma
New Years
Teust
Lynching Mob in Rowen County Strikes At Salte Boy
A deadly mob attack in Rowen County targets three Black suspects in a murder case. Guns and hangings unfold near Henderson’s hall as crowds press on jail doors. Victims are moved to Greensboro while officials try to control the riot. One man killed at a jail shooting. mob carries bodies to a tree for execution.
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Jalb
Salteboy
Neapnes
John
Tammer
Ray
Far A
Sheant Te Ki
Mireman McGondlon
Charlotte
Ted Wil
Haive
Whitney
Pitty
Sibgiakin
Henderson's Hall
Jona Dil
Chicago Bank Failures Shake City Finance
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, Chicago’s largest outside the downtown district, closed after work on the institute vert. Hospitalized officers guarded the scene as cashier Henry W. Hering fled, an embezzlement warrant sworn. Shortage nears 1.6 million dollars amid gambling rumors. Depositors exceed 22,000.
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Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Dawnutqen
Chicago
Henry W. Hering
Investigation Opens Into Standard Oil Practices
A federal grand jury in Chicago resumes its probe into Standard Oil Company methods, with weeks of inquiry ahead. The special panel will report to Judge Bethea this week on alleged rebates and secret railroad agreements used to force competition out of the market, affecting railways centering in Chicago.
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Pedoral Grand Jury
Standart Gl Company
Ited
Abo Wan
Chicasu
Bethea
Chicago
State Commission rules railroads not required to carry private cars
The Wisconsin Commission in Manisin on Monday issued an opinion declaring that the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Nailway line is not a common carrier for private cars. It holds past practices and custom do not impose a legal obligation to carry private cars now or in the future.
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State Commission
Manisin
Wis
Chicago
Atle
Duel arranged amid doubts over Paris duel by Cen ministers
Report claims Andre former war minister and Gen. Da Negher set to duel after memoir revelations about Gen. De seer. Choi reportedly caused the dispute as nine pals appointed seconds in the preparations.
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Paris
Cen
Andre
da Negher
Choi
de Seer
Pals
Untidy OCR Summary of Rain Impacts Near Houston
Fragmentary report describes heavy rains affecting Houstuty area with mentions of towns and damages. Text is garbled, but hints at weather events over a twenty four hour period and impacts on land and roads. Specific names and places cannot be reliably confirmed from the readable fragments.
Untitled Local Notice Fragments From New York Era
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a hot sweltering day in New York during a regional event. Vague references to people and dates hint at a public gathering or festival with strong heat and effort described, but details remain unclear and names are unreadable.
Siro Disaster Off Hormigas Island Claims Many Lives
Advices from Cartagena report the Wallan steamer Siro from Genoa bound for Boavesiana Montevideo and Buenos Aires wrecked near Hormigas Island. About 645 passengers and 127 crew on board. many Perish. Captain committed suicide. Bishop of San Pedro Braxit missing. Survivors rescued by Lehi’s boats and local fishermen. aid and food lacking. Survivors camp in Paulus square. bereaved families seek missing loved ones.
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Cartagena
Syrtin
Cnpne
Hielo
Genoa
Boavesiana
Cmaliz
Montevideos
Buenos Ayres
Bearch
Hormipas Island
Tidjans
Spantims
Sucide
San Pedro
Braxit
Cano Palos
Bajos Hormigas
Hormigas Island
Cape Datos
Navipasviane Italiana
Gouda
Boacd
Genua
Barcelona
Forelock
Hormigas
Ermen
Withers
Sirio
Paulus
Man and Boy Duel Ends in Deadly Shootout in Mcandwick
In Mcandwick Missouri a pursuing suit over an assault on Freeman’s 15 year old daughter led to a Sunday street duel. Freeman and 18 year old Robert Keene confronted each other with revolvers and fired. Freeman was shot twice including the forehead and heart region. Keene was shot three times including a heart wound. Both men died before help arrived.
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Tad
Cnadwick
Springfield
Charles Freeman
Robert Keene
Freeman
Keene
Frees
WRECK ON TIME FRISCO INJURES TWENTY NEAR ST GENEVIÈVE
Twenty persons were injured in a head on collision between a passenger and freight train on the Frisco road at St Genevieve Missouri Sunday. The engines were demolished and tracks torn up for miles. Injured were taken to St Louis on a special train. The passenger train carried Knights of Columbus representatives. Some passengers were fatally hurt. Engine crews escaped. Accident blamed on freight train crossing onto the main track prematurely.
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St. Louis
Frisco Road
St. Genevieve
Se. Lows
Knights of Columbus
Fatal Trolley Wreck In Titnois At Danville Indiana
A heavily loaded interurban car overturned on a sharp Danville curve in Indiana Sunday night, plunging down a 10 foot embankment. Constable Kelly Smoot was killed and twenty passengers severely injured after a drawbar pulled out causing the wreck.
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Titnois
Danville-Urbana
Danville
Kelly Smoot
Fatal Fire Destroys Salvation Army HQ in St Louis
A Sunday afternoon blaze gutted a five story brick building housing the Salvation Army headquarters in St Louis. Joe Matthews fell or leaped from the structure and died on the pavement below as firefighters battled the flames.
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St. Louts
AU St. Louis
Salvation Army
Joe Matthews
Western League Ball Schedule at Sioux City
Western League ball games set for Sioux City with a four game slate and future Teague games listed. Dates include August 15 16 1 and late August matchups featuring Maver and Grow with players and tentative results.
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Sioux City
Pueblo c.sceeesesAo
Tragedy in London prompts American prompts inquiry
A fragmented dispatch from London reports a tragedy linked to M Woodworth a hospitaler in a dispute over the teles management, noted by Jackson, Stacia Preach in London. The contentious event drew many Londoners and prominent American princes visiting for the World Expo, with ongoing public upheaval.
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Atuimont
M. Woodworth
Teles
Jackson
Stacia
London
State Federation of Mercantile Associations Formed in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts a meeting of retail organizations and jobbers forming a temporary federation of mercantile groups. Three representatives from each member body plan a 20 000 merchant base, aiming to influence next year’s legislature with by law governed united action. Officers elected include John Mehlhop of Council Bluffs as president and Ina B. Thoms of Des Moines as secretary treasurer.
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Qy Resuyt
Alute
State Federation of Mercantile Associations
Feld
Des Moines
Federatiot
John Mehlhopt
Council Bluffs
Iowa-Nebraska Wholesale Grocers’ Association
A. CL Hutchins
Towa
Hubbell Firm Indicted in Des Moines Immorality Case
Grand jury in Polk County indicts the Hubbell Sons & Co firm and the Nes Moles Union Railway, alleging use of rental schemes to profit from housing not available to general public. Hubbell claims property is managed by a rental agency and denies knowledge of wrongdoing.
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Blo Hubbel
F. MM. Hubbell Sons & Cow
Tawa
Polk County Grand Jury
Des Alvices
Sing Property
Nes Moles Union Railyway
Flom
Hubbell
Saime
Ar. Hubbell
Grand Jury
Tris
Tragic double murder suicide shocks Sheneer family
Sunday evening Muegler of Sheneer shot his wife and mother-in-law then killed himself after the two women were wounded and a 10 year old daughter witnessed the tragedy. The gunman had tuberculosis and was not drunk or insane, though in final illness.
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Muegler
Sheneer
Hiehiw
Vistthigg Deo Maronta
Abe
Mire Fisk
Unelow
Stitt
Bnuetsburg
Alps
Muexfer Wits
Nerlings
Wreemen Tre
Printers Strike Tensions Hit Clinton Herald
In Clinton the Herald faces a printing dispute as union and non union workers quit over a non union job handed to the paper. Management defends the contract while the mechanical force threatens broader action, signaling a potential wide reaching outcome for Mead Publishing Company and local press labor relations.
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Cinton Herald
The
Herald
Alty
Mead Publishing Company
Death in switching accident at Morrell Yard
Oliver C. Quick an employee of Lew Schaeffer company was crushed between two cars while switching in the Morrell Parduing yards at Olube Motulay. He died four feet away in a hospital.
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Ottunwas
Oliver C. Quick
Lew Schaeffer [Co
Morrell Paeldug Comdeny
Oluwe Motulay
Tragedy on the Western Trail as Man Dies in Accident
A man named Kirkmen Monthy died after being thrown from a cub while shoveling cow in a streamside area. Fireman Cox was reported missing off the Gent Western Tailway as debris and weather hinder rescue efforts. The scene included talks of hay handling and poles, with a Democratic candidate for governor and a Centralville political entry noted in the same report.
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Tratuman
Cox
Witer
Town man goes on shooting spree near joy ride
A man in Wisconsin allegedly fired multiple revolvers during a rampage outside a merry go round, injuring two children and his wife as police pursued him. He had been discharged from custody recently and had several weapons, prompting a tense confrontation in a crowded area.
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Ome
Ylolorea
Byene
Othead
Youneer
Thomas Succeeds Kennedy As State Board Leaders
At the annual meeting of the state board of health and state board of medicine held in Watertown, officers were installed. D W Powers of Waterloo became president of the health board and D S Sams of Des Moines president of the medical board. Z F Kennedy was elected secretary of both boards, to be succeeded by B A Tons of Rial Okla. Henry Albert of Iowa was elected state bacteriologist and Dr Kinney of Drake University chosen chemist. Miss Chartrade Kennedy served as assistant register of vital statistics.
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State Board of Imedient Examinera
State Board of Health
Waterton
Dro RW
Powers
Waterloo
Nes
Bom of Health
de. Sams
Z. F. Kennedy
Wuattl Fe
Ahkite
Bowls A. Tons
Rial Okie
Henry Albert
Towaity
场 Collapses at DarLing Wall Game in Cearfield
A banner bal game between Cherokee Indians and Cleaeddi team at Tilt Park collapsed injuring several fans. Wady Smith and Madge Edwards, both from Clearfield, suffered leg fractures while many others endured bruises and minor injuries as spectators tumbled into a heap. The crowd was large and the incident could have been worse.
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Cearfield
Cleaeddi
Wadys Smith
Madge Edwards
CW. Edwards
Clearfield
Hank
Ominey
Became
Mystery of Missing J A W Smith Deepens in Iowa
The disappearance of J A W Smith of Stanley remains unsolved after his clothes were found near Linn Creek. Reports say Smith received a large sum of money shortly before, and his friends are anxious. Stella Hale, who had correspondence with Smith at Oelweb, has not been heard from. At Stanley, teachers’ institute activities are noted as Marshalltown residents press for answers.
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JU. Smith
Marshalltown
J. AW. Smith
Stanley
Linn Creek
Smith
Misa Stella Hal
Seter
Fayette
Teachers’ Institute
Mirshalliows
Marble Tote Tragedy Blot Ends In Fatal Collision
Elmer Vtugeett of Marble Toet is killed when his eight arm and right leg are severed in an electric tram crash while pursuing a companion to Moon City. He leaves a wife described as Miggett of Marhty rock and had worked six months as a line counter at Sundell cafe, with ongoing recovery before the accident.
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Elmer
Viverlaiuy
Sep
Dimes Miggett
Marhty Rock
Moon City
Senator Allison’s Condition Report From Dubuque Dispatch
A Dubuque dispatch notes Senator Allison’s condition improving after illness. He is expected to be ready for congressional session opening. supporters remain hopeful. Also mentioned are local actions by Adar Druggists and a county college committee addressing liquor violations and building operations. Rock Rapids Farmers’ elevator opens with Peters & Penman handling grain trades.
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Allison
Dubuque
Hve
Congress
Child Burned While Playing as Towns Beg Water Works Bond Vote
A six year old boy injured in an accident is reported badly burned while playing near a material site. Local officials, including attorney general aides, Moorhead and Monona County, announce a road to fund water works with bonds up to five thousand dollars. Work to begin immediately.
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Taha
Albert
Mirra
Lenehor
Seviely Jada
Monona
End of Fake Jewelry Fraud Exposé Sparks Trade Scrutiny
A garbled report traces a jewelry fraud scandal touching rings, gems, and counterfeit shipments. Authorities, Congress, and manufacturers face calls to tighten controls, bolster consumer protection, and curb deceptive practices in the jewelry trade.
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