Eradication Work Complete for War County Bees
Latest By Wire reports Gerald Gay state dairy inspector says eradicating American foul brood in War County apiaries is done after survey findings. Investigation shows most affected colonies cleaned out or bees paralysed by disease. Des Moines notes rail fare cut for state and national livestock show with round trip tickets at $1.00 and no minimum excursion fare. Also discussed is equitable tax valuations to guide city property assessments every five years, using insurance valuation data as reference.
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Gerald Gay
Des Moines
Ex Moines
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Dis Moines
Poisons Found in Viscera of Author Hoy Body
A Denver autopsy reveals atropine and mercury in the viscera of writer James B. Hoy, prompting police inquiry into his May death. Hoy, a noted Colorado figure and magazine writer, left about 16000 to Denver friends and eastern relatives seek to contest the will.
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Denver
Ohlo
James B. Hoy
Goloradan
Aden A. Hoy
St. Louis
May
Frances McConnell
Hoy
Baldwin Government Seeks $60 Million Coal Subsidy
London August 5 The Baldwin government asked Parliament to authorize a 60 million subsidy to coal operators to carry out the current wage agreement with coal miners through next April. Formal arrangements for the plan were announced, and debate in the House of Commons is expected to draw opposition within Baldwin's own party.
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London
INS
Baldwin
Toa
House of Commons
Baldswin
Stu
Lewis
Sings a 3 championship put Sergean last night
A fragmented note reports three title wins involving Sergean and a round last night. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
California Murder Mystery Clears City Levy Drops Three Mills
The Atlantic city council adopts next year’s total levy at 46 mills with reductions across General, Grading, Improvement, Sewer, Library, Water, Bond and other funds. They approve a drainage project for Chestnut Street, appoint Virt Anderson as city weighmaster, declare official scales, and plan street repairs and budget adoption. A traffic rule objection from the Red Mill cafe owner yields no action.
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Atelantic
City Hall
Flushing
State Street
Odem
Hedges
Virt Anderson
Jlantic Building and Supply Company
A. C. Morgan
M. Morgan
Red Mill Cafe
Chestnu
T. F. Nichols
Iowa Municipal League
Spirit Lake
M. L. Maulaby
Eighth
Birch Streets
West Eighth
Johnson
Jensen
Trainer
Brookhart Extends Lead In Iowa Senate Recount
Washington August 5 The Senate Elections Committee reports after recounting 83 counties that Senator Smith W. Brookhart leads Democrat Daniel F. Steck by 4 314 votes in the contested Town Senate race. Uncontested counties show Brookhart 130 711 Steck 126 397 with 2 621 challenged ballots distributed 2 077 for Brookhart and 644 for Steck. Recount continues in Howard Humboldt and Jasper counties.
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Washington
INS
Smith W. Brookhart
Town
Daniel F. Steck
Towa
Senate
Brookhart
Steck
Howard, Humbolt
Jasper
Unwelcome guest at farm home west of Elliott
A self invited intruder forced entry at a farm home four days ago near Elliott. The visitor, described as a large reptile, fled as a family member discovered the scene. Authorities investigate how the animal entered and whether other visits are possible.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph Sees Staff Changes After Morgan Departure
A. C. Morgan leaves the News-Telegraph after over three years in the news department to seek a milder climate for hay fever relief. John W. Badd shifts to the country field while Lydia R. Otto concentrates on office business. Joseph W. Craig joins as advertising chief, E. P. Chase takes over news work with Walter Tracy assisting. The paper promises important public announcements soon.
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A.C. Morgan
News-Telegraph
Pierce
Morgan
Pie Sneiling
N-T
Marg
Mr. Morgan
John W. Badd
Missy Lydia R. Otto
Joseph W. Craig
Des Moines
E. P. Chase
Walter Tracy
Man Pleads Guilty on Liquor Charge in District Court
Alfred Myers known as Red pleaded guilty in district court this morning before Judge T C White to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor. He was arraigned on an information filed by Attorney E M Willard and faces costs and bond tied to an earlier indictment. the case involved an eight hundred dollar sum and a three hundred dollar fin.
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Alfred Myers
Red
T. C
White
Weird Crime Labelled During Insurance Hoax in Walnut Creek
A Walnut Creek case labeled as a sensational insurance hoax centers on Charles Henry Schwartz a German born chemist and engineer accused of staging a mystifying explosion that destroyed a laboratory. Investigators seek a missing laborer and a motive tied to a $150 000 Pacific Coco Company policy.
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Miller Be Tye
Lon
Ee Jroustom
San Francisco
Wolnal Creek
Daring Aid
Charles Henry Schwartz
Oenove Chemical Engoneer
Wworld
Wee Judent
Luun
Henry — Schware
Doc Stein
Schwartz
New York
Freech Army
Secret Service
Martinez
State Corporation
Clifford A. McMillan
Los Angeles
Walnut Vn
Sag
State Corporation Commission
Portyger Joy" Rodriguez
Walnut Creek
New York City
Po- Nee
A. B. Tinning
R. R. Veate
Contra
Costa County
Rumor district highway engineer to move to the Bluffs
Ames, la Aug 3 1883 Pred PD White chief engineer for the state highway commission denied a report from Conneil Bluffs that headquarters of the fourth district would be moved from Atlantic to Council Bluffs There is no change contemplated and White knew nothing of a division of the southwestern or fourth district twelve counties under L M Martin chief engineer Also reports connected to various officials were noted but there was no confirmation.
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Ames
Aue
PD White
State Highway Commission
Conneil Bluffs
Fourth Distriet
Commission
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
White
Aivision
Theouthwestern
L. M. Martin
John Looney
Rock Island
Clara Angell Dies at Home After Illness
Clara Amelia Angell, 57, of Anita, Iowa, widow of James William Angell, died at her home from paralysis. Born December 17, 1868 in Minnesota, she moved with her parents to Des Moines and then Anita, marrying Angell in 1889. Survived by children Archie W. Angell Fred J. Angell R Angell Beulah M. Angell and Laura Deeming. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at M E church in Anita, burial in Brevergen Cemetery.
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Clara Amelia Angell
Second Street
Cass
Minos
O Aupell
Willian
Warren County
Des Moines
Anite
Jatl
James Wiliam Angell
Anita
M. E
Brevergen
Operators Miners Wage Conference Ends in Break
Atlantic City reports a break in the wage conference between operators and miners as efforts to avert a strike falter. Mediation talks faltered with no agreement on wages or hours. Pinchot floated as a potential mediator while miners and operators held firm on demands. Labor tensions loom as Septembers strike deadline nears and railroad traffic surges in Colorado.
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Atlantic City
Ee Pty
Amgetya Dupstidad
F. Law
Presil
Pincho
Fford Pinchot
Pen Indftennia
Pinchot
Tyrema
Milford
Asl
Ty Lewis
Lewis Munn
Warriner
Lewis
iWorriner
Weather Forecast Mostly Fair Then Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather forecast indicates mostly fair conditions tonight and Thursday with possible scattered thunderstorms. Temperatures remain steady, with little change expected. The outlook suggests dry periods interspersed by isolated rain.
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