Wreck Fatalities Toll From Iowa Train Crash Extend Readout
Forty five persons were killed and thirty seven injured when a Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific train derailed and split in a cut north of Green Mountain Iowa at 8 16 a m The list of identified dead and injured includes Jacob Nauholz Cedar Rapids a conductor and multiple Cedar Rapids workers with others from Waterloo Vinton Des Moines and Davenport The wreck occurred as the train detoured around a freight blockage and the leading locomotive buried in soft clay amid shattered cars and severed bodies救000
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Marshalltown
Towa
Rock Island and Pacific
Green Mountain
Iowa
Jacob Nauholz
Cedar Rapids
Jown
Foss
Cedar Sapids
Threman
Ross Charter
Archie
W. J. Southwell
Washington
EK. L. Burdage
Davenport
George Downey
Vinton
George Newman
Mount Vernon
AX. Brown
Waterloo
N. Jenkins
St. Louis
Chicago
Shellsburg
Iow
St Louis
Waterlow
Rock Island
Hurlington
William Worst
Sioux City
Ghadbrook
Grand Mountain
Jay
Red Cross
St. Thomas Hospital
Buv
J. W. Parrish
Cedar Falls
Staite
W. Drewry
Chicare
Bor Dunham
Sioux Malls
James McNamara
Amer
Ll. P Clark
Walla Walla
Wash
Itu Tower
Stick
New York
John Bammberger
Toronto
Catro
Fisher
West Branch
Luwa
Louwle F. Bielwich
Muscatine
Mee
Worthington
Cesar Rapids
William Ward
Cedar Rapide
Frank Heing
Hurts
Time
Bessie Servis
Indictments Against National Packing Firm Spark Government Suit
General Counsel Ralph Crews states National Packing Company and subsidiaries operated as competitive, independent firms. He argues the Sherman Act violations allegations are unfounded as the organization accounts for only a small portion of packing industry activity. The grand jury indicted the firm and sixteen individuals while a federal equity suit seeks dissolution.
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Sherman
Federal Grand Jury
National Pecking Company
Jiacdwe
Wis
National Packing Company
National
Ite
Train wreck on Soo Road injures several people
A Soo Line crash near the state penitentiary injured multiple passengers when a wheel axle failed on a Smoking Car causing the train to derail. Cars including the mail car, baggage car, two day coaches, and the superintendent’s private car toppled and were dragged about 100 feet. Some injured were sent to a hospital while others remained at the penitentiary for treatment.
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Ismarek
Taraly
Tighteen
Howplitaie
Tate Penitentiary
Derrick
Travel note on Edward Payson Westen heading eastward
Edward Payson Westen, walking from Los Angeles to New York, arrived at 8 55 tonight after covering sixty three miles since midnight. He expects to reach Kansas City tomorrow night, nine to ten days ahead of his schedule.
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Topesa
Kana
Edward Payson Westen
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Hin
City Laws Are Skewed by Building Inspector Talk
A city faces debate as proposed ordinance changes spark claims of uneven enforcement favoring the building inspector. Officials weigh legal standards and public safety against perceived bias in code application.
Technical Violation of Platform Pledges
A large editorial discusses a city building inspector, J. W. Shed, accused of private construction work in violation of ordinances. It cites aldermen and a building committee vote on amending the ordinance to accommodate the inspector, amid charges of favoritism toward competitors and lapses in enforcing laws for the public interest.
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J. W. Shed
Lester
O. N Marron
Joby Beaven
Cairenma
Eclly Carmell
Mareh Sth
WY Alb QuerQue
Etty
Shell
Jon Venven
Marenith
Cotwell
Voewn
Auge
Porsanya
Shea
Peaven
Nemetad
Coen
Age
Hatley
Leuraan
Repullicans
Wreath
Adeapradt
Allenman Wroth
Fiector
Wroth
Ordinante
Councyre
Democratic city law would let citizens rewrite ordinances
The text argues that allowing individuals to modify laws to fit personal needs would undermine city interests. Alderman Wroth questions where the city's interests fit in. In Mobile on March 21, M Miller and Maximilian Bavarius pleaded guilty to forgery and false pretenses, Bavarius obtaining £656 from Central Trust.
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Hut
Wroth
Porger
Mobile
Aha
M. Miller
Hias
Maximilian Bavarius
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Central Trust
Electrocution Adopted in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky on March 21 the legislature signed a bill providing electrocution as the method of inflicting the death penalty. The action marks a change in state capital punishment procedures with the policy now in effect for future executions.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Willson
Alaska Governor at Work in Washington
Washington March 21 saving Jost arrived in Washington to secure improvements for Alaska Governor Walter F Clark is busy advocating on behalf of his territory. Navigation along the coast and in harbors and rivers needs lighthouses and other aids. Heavy insurance and high freight charges result from poor lighthouse service. The territory’s protection requires new regulations and the governor will take up the matter with the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington
Jost
Walter FE. Clark
Alaska
Thame
Clark
Department of Agriculture
Grocer Leader Questions Long-Term Price Rise
A retired official of the National Association of Retail Grocers stated that groceries have not shown a price increase over the past twenty seven years.
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Tary
National Association of Retail Grocers
Panama Canal Proceeding Rapidly With Record Material Removals
Work on the Panama canal is booming with February output setting records. The canal record shows 1,250,418 cubic yards removed from the Culebra cut, a daily average of 4,757 cubic yards, and steam shovels 214 and 218 setting new daily or single‑day records for rock and earth removal.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Culebra
Quiet House Session Passes Minor Bills and Major Pension Measure
The House held a quiet session passing numerous minor bills and taking up the $154 million pension appropriation with an eight hour limit on debate. In the Senate Senator Elkins spoke at length supporting the administration railroad bill as several small measures were approved, including an $8.8 million allocation to acquire twelve blocks for enlarging the Capitol grounds.
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Washington, Maren 2
House
Senate
Elkins
Federal and State Courts in Texas Clash
Intease Texas March 21 A sharp confinement between state and federal courts occurred today when an injunction issued by Judge Maxey of the United States district court was served upon agents of the Catton estate the mayor and aldermen restraining them from evicting tenants from land purchased by the city from the Cotton estate included in the Chamislasone Wiedlons were being made under a judgment of the astute court
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Texas
Maxey
United States District Court
Catton
Arbitration settlement ends question of rail labor dispute
United States mediation leads to an agreement between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and 47 railroads. Key points avoid arbitration on seniority and representation while wage demands of 12 1 2 percent proceed to arbitration under the Midman act.
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Mormog
Western Roads
United States Commissioner of Labor
Neill
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
General Managers Committee
Thorsten
Washington
Carter
Board of Arbitration
Irman
Interstate Commierce Commission
Meat Packer Before Cost of Living Inquiry
General Michael Kran president of the Indiana Abattoir company testified before the senate committee on the highest of living. He said the boycott harmed his firm, losing several thousand dollars weekly during the protest. He noted annual business about five million dollars with a healthy profit. He attributed higher meat costs to growing consumer prosperity and increased consumption. John A. Green of Cleveland, secretary.
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Washington
Michael Kran
Incindan Abattoir Company
Senate
Kran
Ite
Fin
John A. Green
Cleveland
Secre
Calm Follows Eruption in House After Cannon Clash
Washington March 21 The House opened calmly after last week’s upheaval over Speaker Cannon. Insurgents, regular Republicans, and Democrats moved to form a new rules committee amid conciliatory signals. Norris and Madisons pressured for Payne on the committee while caucus schedules and anticipated Taft measures kept Congress in motion.
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Washington
Cannon
Turleson
Norris
Nebraska
Burleson
Marty
Dutt
Congress
Rules Committee
House
Be Morning Journal
Peice
Olive Branch
Capitol
Madison
Kansas
tHinves
California
Aly
Payne
Clark
Representative Currier
Ann
Representative Hayes
Mll
Clayton
Champ Clerk
Missouri
FiGagello
New York
Underwood
Taft
Unclear OCR Text Hints At Possible House Committee Changes
The fragment discusses potential changes in committee assignments tied to speakership inhibition. It mentions Payne head of the ways and means committee Tawney of Minnesota as chair of appropriations and Mann of Illinois of interstate commerce, with references to current members and possible reassignments.
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Cheateeman
Omber
Veon
Commitites
Chirk
Payne
Tawney
Minnesota
Appropriations
Mann
Illnois
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