Federal funds may rise to 150 million for western crops
Washington reports push to increase federal crop aid from 50 million to 150 million if needed, aimed at assisting western and southern banks and growers. Kansas and Oklahoma hit hardest by hot winds and moisture deficits as the government releases a sensational crop report lowering corn yields from July projections.
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West
South
McAdoo
Washington
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wesley ‘Greene
State Horticultural Society
Mexican Revolt Threat to Lind and U.S. Emissary
The Mexico City governor refused to guarantee John Lind’s safety in Mexico or as he advances on internal affairs or Huerta’s resignation. Reports say two American women and an unknown American man were killed on a rebel attack near Rancheria, 65 miles from Juarez. Aboard the Juarez train were Mrs. Thomas Dale and her niece Miss Mattie Morrow. Dale is a British subject. President Wilson’s envoy Lind faced Senate attack by Senator Clark urging stronger protection for Americans.
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Mexico
John Lind
Huerta
Rancheria
Mex
Juarez
Thomas Dale
Chihuahua
Mattie Morrow
Dale
Wilson
Senate
Washington
Clark
Wyoming
Leper Hartman Escapes Isolation Then Returns Home
Disconnected OCR reads show Georges C. Hartman, a leper moved to an isolation cottage near Quarantine, Missouri, escaping to return to his wife's residence in central St. Louis. The text also mentions Georges W. Hays becoming Arkansas governor, Spencer Cosby linked to Wilson era duties, and Kate Bernard a Oklahoma official, but surrounding garbled phrases render certainty low.
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Georges C. Hartman
Quarantine
St. Louis
Hawkeye News Bold Iowa items on gun tragedy and institutes
Iowa items report a boy, Harold Smith, age 11, shot himself while playing with a revolver, with recent gun gifts from his brother and a box of shells purchased with his mother’s permission. Other notes cover Promoters abandoning Colfax tubercular institute plans, state fish car inspections, a fatal stove accident in Council Bluffs, and varied local events and holdings across Iowa.
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Harold Smith
I. E. Smith
Northwestern Railroad
Harlan
Friedmann Institute For
Colfax
G. Hinshaw
St. Louis
Hinshaw
Pratt
Kansas
Iowa
Anna Vana
Albert Vana
Council Bluffs
Famlly
Vana
H. F. Bailey
Stanton
Bailey
Montgomery County
Trinity College
Sioux City
Order of St. Francis
J. J. Keane
Dubuque
P. J. Garrigan
Long Beach
Cal
H. J. Magon
First Presbyterian Church
John Ahnquist
Essex
Page County
Roland Yates
Iowa City
State University Hospital
T. W. Barhydt
Burlington
Pasadena
Burlington Hospital
Frank Askey
Red Osk
John Hobart
Mayon City
Bam R. Young
Glenwood Tribune
Hls
Mr. Young
A. J. Podendorf
Logan Hine
Juet
J. E. Kirkwood
Little Sioux
Stephen Barcum
Mason City
We High Cement
Holiness
Glenwood
Capitol Fight Over Capitol Grounds Expansion Denied
Judge J C Mitchell conducted a full day of arguments challenging the constitutionality of the 1913 act authorizing a 2.6 million dollar expansion of the state capitol grounds and funding via ten annual levies. Governor Clarke cited a bid near 1 million for extra land while the state defends the measure and its financing.
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Des Moines
J. C. Mitchell
Ottumwa
District Court
State Capitol
Mitchell
J. H. Applegate
Guthrie Center
John Rowley
Keosauqua
Rowley
Capitol
Old Soldiers’ Monument
Allison
State Executive Council
Clarke
Tudge Applegate
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Joseph PF. Dolinsten
Alabama
United States
Ilinois
Navy Department
Funchal
Madeira
Annapolis
New Hills
Bureau of Chemistry At
Burke
Charles M. Pepper
South America
Hrgan
Salvador
Department of Justice
Borah
Norris
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
House Jole
James A. Emery
Association
House Banking and Currency Committee
William Sulzer
Bia
Frawley
New York
Jegislature
Central New England Railroad
Pleasant Valley
N. Y
Wattere
St. Loula
Hyde Park
Mass
Eugene Fosa
State House
Board of Arbitration
Commission On Pensions of the Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Massachusetts
National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Doremus
Michigan
James
Gore
Scully
New Jersey
E. T. Taylor
Colorado
Madison Square Garden
Jim Flynn
Pleasant Hill
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Hudson Manufacturing Company
Sethness Company
Tammiany Hall
Charles 8. Whitman
John Purroy Mitchel
Whitman
Salem
Ore
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Bankers’ Associations
Commission
Clay Center
William Lustig
District Attorney’s Office
Bellevue Hospital
Herman Rosenthal
Georges W, Hays
Camden, Ark
Arkansas
J. M. Futrell
Spencer Cosby
Parla
Kate Bernard
Guthrie
Okla
Dara and Corrections of Oklahoma
A. Farm
Middleton
Tor
Netvoius Rele Sqwu
Mme
Creepy
Cowith
Pal
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Hawkeye
State. News
Henry Elmere Gad
Stepa
Wright County
Rowan
Des Moines “Automobille Dealers’ Association
Fair Board
Adams Express Company
Appanoose County
Streepyville
Centerville
Rockford
Irvin Jones
Lyle Wood
Charles Howell
Eldred Olmstead
Council Blutts
C. C. Barry
Walker
Cedar Rapids
Iowa League of Postmasters
David Fischer
Summit
Creston
Blair
George Fitch
Estebrate
Progressive Party
Dan Hamilton
Sheldon
BE. Denherder
Omaha
Denherder
H. ¥. Pasin
Cedar Falls College
King College
Bristol
Tenn
Marion Smith
H. B. Sanburg
Natonal Bank of
John. A. Qenneff
RE. W. Clark
Manchester
Bellevue
Maquoketa
Forrestville
Capitol Fight
Clarka
New Iowa Corporations
Monticello State Bank of
Monticiello
Monticello Electric’ Company of
Monticello
Auo
Karsten Clothing Company
Ladora—Capitaligtack
F. H, Karsten
George
Morse
Jas
E, Bostey
R.L, Smith
H.C
Ates
Bank of Des Moines
Towans
Hutton
Meiray
Ohawa
McClaughry
Reformatory
Anamosa
Ames
Agricultural
Ite
Board of Control
McClaughty
Parolle
Genereal Fund
Fair Grounds
Rock Island
Allen
Roy
Automobile Department
Land Office
Ray Williams
Hayward
Frank ‘Cavender
Shenandoah
Parole Board
State Parole Board
Jongler
Mississippi River
Waters
Missouri
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