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Atlantic
Iowa
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Governor Suaton and the Georgia controversy over Leo M. Frank
A fragment reflects strong reactions in Atlanta to the Leo M. Frank case. It condemns public prejudice, praises Governor Suaton for backing his stance, and criticizes mob pressure and militia involvement while contrasting northern and southern sentiments amid the 1913 turmoil. The piece laments anti Jewish and racial bias and notes a lasting national memory of the episode.
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Guvrrnir Sision
Georgia
Leo M. Frank
Atlanta
Kumi
Teason
Frank Cage
Illinois Iowa taxes and spending spark cross state compare
Illinois lawmakers adjourn after approving 44 million dollars for state needs far exceeding Iowa taxes per capita. Illinois exceeds Iowa in university spending and tax impact, prompting commentary on funding and a River to River road event at Adel. The Register and Leader touts its new head and high costs of daily production.
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Illinois
Iowa
Winois University
University
Agricultural College
Teachers’ College
Illiois
Register and Leader
Atlantic
Adel
Towa
Atlantic Southern plans rail storage and repair trip
DeRoo Weber of the Robert Abeles company said part of his mission is to inspect the Atlantic Southern line to Grant and determine if the U r ider there can be fixed to run north from Mortons Mills to the city and south to Grant. The company aims to bring rails from Mortons Mills to the city for storage if the junking process is not finished. Weather delayed southern work and halted end operations for now.
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DeRoo Weber
Robert Abeles Company
Atlantic Southern
Yesterda
Grant
Mortons Mills
County Attorney Hurdle at Fort Dodee City Meeting
Nefing as county attorney and C K Clovis vie for the role while Whitmere attends the county attorneys meeting in Fort Dodee City. A Gunn road drag with a clod cutting device is ordered for Red Oak to trial and possibly retained if it meets claimed needs.
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Nefing
Vtternoy C.K Clovis
Geting
Torney
China Invited Insult President Blames Weakness
President Yuan Shih Kai responds to treaties with Japan by blaming China's weakness for humiliation. He urges unity to save the country as tensions rise over Manchuria.
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Yuan Shih Kaj
Japan
Yuan Shih Kak
Manchuria
Lansing as Wilson's trusted secretary of state adviser
Robert Lansing emerged as the president's chief expert adviser on international affairs. He drafted much of the recent international correspondence and was the sole nonmember invited to the cabinet table to discuss national and international policy since the Spanish American War era.
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Robert, Lansing
Wilson
Lansing
McKinley
William Re Pay
John Sherman
Former Congressman Cawherd Dead in California and Missouri
Former Congressman Cawherd of Missouri died after an illness of six months. He came to California last January from Kansas City. He was fifty five years old. The burial will be in his old home at Lee's Summit with funeral ceremonies in Kansas City. He is survived by a widow.
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F al
Jnne
Missouri
Ian Blanas
California
Kan
Auto Speeders Hurt In City Road Crash
Six mile per hour excess speed caused a car driven by Gallagher to wreck on a Joliet Manhattan road. The machine overturned pinning passengers including Jolet TM anne 22 Joseph Smith dying and John Gallagher and Joseph Doyle seriously injured. The event follows an act identifiable as the automobile driven by Gallagher.
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Jolet
Anne
Joseph Smith
John Gallagher
Joseph Doyle
Gallagher
Joliet
Manhattan
Royal Indian pair visit America on grand tour
Jagatili Singh Baladur maha raja of Kapurthaly returns to the United States after twenty two years with his wife the Ranee Prem Kaur and young son Pringe Karmuinjit Singh. Reports say Indian troops loyal to the empire despite rumors of unrest. The entourage includes 500 servants and two palaces in Rapurstlada. The Kamirthala state spans 64 square miles and 350 900 inhabitants.
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Maharaja
Kapurthaly
United States
San Francisco
Tuubaraja
Het
Ranee Prem Kaur
Pringe Karmuinjit Singh
Ipa
Flethar
Madrid
Ued Kinora
Vines Karanijit Singh
Kapurthata
Rapurstlada
Kamirthala
San Marino Considers Neutral Stand as War Looms
The tiny republic of San Marino, twenty two square miles, completely surrounded by Italy, debates remaining neutral or joining the war. Its strategic Adriatic position could influence events if it stays neutral or sides with one belligerent, possibly sheltering Austrians in need.
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Italy
San Marino
Ion Ths
Ittmint
Adriatic
New
Personal Mentions From Des Moines To Chicago And Local News
Brief items list residents and visitors such as Miss Sigmia Larsen in Des Moines guest at J G Herring home and Margaret Fackler visiting Des Moines. Notes include Dr Gamble staying with parents in Winterset, Mrs G T Marsh returning from Chicago, O W Anderson transacting business, C B Michaels in city for matters, G A R Ladies meeting at courthouse, Clarence Oaks at J G Kennedy sale near Lewis, William Stamp and wife new baby boy, C B Clovis with blood poison, Clara Grobee and Byrne leaving for San Francisco expos, Katherine Daly departing for Chicago and Milwaukee, Carl Jorgensen and wife new baby girl, Ed Erickson ill with blood poison, and Mrs W E Wissler visiting daughter Clara Estelle and mother.
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Des Moines
J. G. Herring
Dr. Gamble
Winterset
Mre. G. T
Marsh
Chicago
Margaret Fackler
toNes Moines
O. W. Anderson
Sarah
C. B. Michaels
Cumberland
Clarence Oaks
J. GC. Kennedy
Lewis
Wms. Stamp
Maine
C. B. Clovis
Clara Grobee
Byrne l
San Francisco
Carl Jorgensen
City Engineer Mayne Oversees Municipal Work Today
A string of brief town items notes city engineer J. H. Mayne in the city handling duties of his department. Other short notices mention Acme Mercantile Agency ads, a Kensington event, a carpenter’s shoulder injury, illnesses, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives.
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