Italy and Turkey face possible peace terms and clashes
Weekly notes report Italy proposing to annex Tripoli and pay indemnity while governing civil and military affairs with the caliph as religious head. An armistice with Turkey is denied by Rome as Derna harbors bombardment casualties. Italian bombardment hits hospitals and barracks after a failed landing attempt. Turkish torpedo boats are damaged near Mitylene in a follow up clash with an Italian squadron.
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Turkey
Tripoli
Berlin
Corriera D'Italia
Derna
London
Pera Saya
Tokai
Hamid Abad
Alpagut
Antalfa
Ionian Sea
Mitylene
Catholic church door collections banned in US
Domestic Mgr Falconio orders arch bishops and bishops in the United States to stop asking for contributions at church doors and to end seat fees. A Baltimore fed court dissolved the Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company in a Sherman act case, while Taft spoke in Sacramento defending dollar diplomacy and Monroe Doctrine links.
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Mgr. Falconio
United States
Baltimore
John C. Rog
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Bathtub Trust
Taft
San Francisco
Oregon State Lne
Sacramento
Cross Country Flight Shatters Record From New York to San Francisco
O P Rogers lands in Marshall Maine after a record 1 599 miles flight from New York to San Francisco. The prior world best of 1 265 miles by Harry Atwood is surpassed in this extended air voyage. Prominent figures at the American Indian Jade Met in Columbus. John Marshallarlan of Kentucky associate justice of the United States Supreme Court observed from Washington residence.
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O.P. Rogers
Marshall
New York
San Francisco
Harry Atwood
Soula
New, York
Rodgers
Columbus
John Maraball ‘Arlan
Kentucky
United Statos
Supreme Court
Washington, H
Iowa News Briefs Highlight Local and Regional Events
Iowa items report golden wedding anniversaries for Rev H H Fairall and his wife in Iowa City, a bid for GA R department commander by Capt John D Brown of Leon, a dental society meeting in Iowa City with noted dentists, threats of kidnapping sent to a Chicago alderman, and multiple burglaries in Hampton. Additional notes cover a railroad accident near Missouri Valley, a man found dead near Palo, and various civic appointments and local developments across the state.
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H. H. Fairall
Iowa Methodist
Fairall
Iowa City
Colege
John D. Brown
Leon
G.A. R
Lot Abraham
Abraham
Captain Brown
University District Dental Society
Austin James
Chicago
E. T. Tinker
Minneapolis
Minn
Conzett
Dubuquea
Theresa
Barnard Snow
Dubuque, II
Mount St. Joseph's Academy
Dubuque
Hampton
Adolph Myers
William Teedy
Palo
Rock Island
BM. Lee
Baratin
Grand Jury
AL A. West
Iowa City Auto Club
Drum Brothers
Towa
Pacific Coast
Marion B. Stoker
Garner
Cadar Rapids
John McCall
Mason City
Dewitt
Chicago & Northwestern
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G. Ay Standley
Boone
Logan
Migsouri
Atores
Atore
Ators
Charles
Wilton
Cambridge
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Craig
Plymouth
Nelson
L. Olyll
Oskalodsa
Jon Wilson
Mike Sullivan
John Ray
Clarence Vermil
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Albia
Sewell van Alstein
Giimore City
van Alatein
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Union
General Grant
Edward
England
HH. Stafford
Keokuk
Burlington District Dental Society
Mount Pleasant
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Burlington
Ida Glant
Ad. N. Irwin
Brighton
J. B. Monfort
Fairfield
Iowa Librarians’ Association
Grace Rose
Davenport
Addie Barton
R. L. Dickson
Grinnell
L. R. Parvin
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Palmer
Red Oak
Marengo
Marango Sentinel
Grant B. Fullmer
Victor Record
Fullmer
University
Dental Society
B. T. Tinker
0. W. Harned
Lews City
Max Brenton
Havelock
Rochester
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Iowa League of Commercial Clubs
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Health
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Clinton
Rollie Swales
Massou
Alpe
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Tomas
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Mississippi
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Bei Marks
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Seven Are Killed in Freight Passenger Train Crash
Seven people died and twenty two were injured in a crash near Fort Crook Nebraska when Missouri Pacific passenger train No 105 en route to Omaha collided with a fast freight. The accident was believed caused by a freight crew misreading orders. A relief train carried the uninjured and those with minor injuries back to town. Notables aboard included Governor Gilchrist of Florida who was unharmed. The list of dead includes F W Phillips Nebraska City Otto Kehler and others. Fort Crook Army Hospital treated the severely injured.
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Neb
Missouri Pacific
Fi. Crook
Fort Crook
South
Klick
Missouri
Pacific
Road
Union Pacific
Army
Fort ‘Crook
Gilchrist
Florida
F. W.phtring
Nebraska
City
OW. Kehler
Atchison
Kas
Fred W. Rowtmann
Nebraska City
Wisterian
Rowtmann
A. W. Spraguh
St. Joseph
Coffin Case Nears Finish in Webster City
Fort Dodge reports final arguments in the Coffin separate maintenance suit before Judge Albrook. Defendant L Coffin testified on Saturday night and reiterated his aim to please his wife, admitting he spoke angrily at Ames.
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Fort Dodge
Albrook
Webster City
L. Coffin
Ames
Decorah College Marks Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration
Decorah college celebrated its fifty year founding with a brilliantly illuminated campus and buildings. A student band concert capped a day of momentous events. The highlight was a presentation recognizing the college’s fundraising effort by friends, totaling around $50,000 offered through supporters led by James J.
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Decorah
James “J
Thompson and Brown Convicted in Zalao Case Connection
A brief report notes the conviction of Alfred Thompson and an associate named Brown in a case tied to Zalao. Court records indicate their involvement in a criminal network, with sentencing forthcoming. Local officials cautioned the public about ongoing investigations and potential related prosecutions.
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Thompson
Leva ‘Brown
Zalao
Will
Land Buying Pointers From Michigan Sand Loam Riches
A dated examination argues land seekers should overlook sand prejudice and target Michigan sandy loam soils in Fruit Belt counties. It cites Swigart tract as a magnet for buyers, noting high yields for potatoes and diverse crops, with low down payments and monthly terms enabling purchase of 40 acres.
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Michigan
Swigart
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