Rate order shocks Iowa counties in bridge trade clashes
Des Moines reports eight years of interstate commerce commission rulings slashing railroad rates on cherry lumber leather and other goods between Iowa and eastern markets. New Des Moines Milwaukee and Chicago rate cuts impact agricultural implements paints asphalt cement and newspapers. Also notes health exhibit car fund drive plans police pursuit of farm swindler and looming bridge patent coalition suit against Iowa counties.
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Des Moines
Interstate’ Conmerce Commission
Iowa
Milwaukee
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Noted Alienist To Testify In Thaw Trial Again
In Austin the renowned alienist Dr. Flint will testify once more that the defendant Thaw remains an insane man. The court is expected to hear further expert opinion on Thaw's mental state as the proceedings continue.
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Thaw
Resignation shakes Beale county sheriff race
Sheriff Henry Teerlin of Beale county loses a chief deputy over party lines as W B Harker of Kimball resigns to run for sheriff. The European war dominates the campaign as Harker plans to urge voters toward political reform and unity in the county race.
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Sioux Falls
Offiege
Henry Teerlin
Beale County
Heerlvin
Dewuy
W. B. Harker
Kimball
Witl
Alout
Suimer
Canal pays expenses tolls exceed costs for April
Washington reports a total of 4 million in tolls collected for the Panama Canal from opening through June 6. In April tolls rose above operating and maintenance costs by 84,112, totaling 442,416 against 338,808, the lowest monthly cost since opening. Reduced dredging helped cut expenses. May returns suggest tolls may erase prior deficit over eleven months.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Found Safe After Escape to Northwoods camp
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, sought by state process servers for over a fortnight, was found at a secluded Northwoods camp and is described as near a nervous breakdown from fear of her husband Harry K. Thaw’s potential release. General Streeter testified Thaw appeared rational, while Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg and officials moved to Vienna for talks with Emperor Francis Joseph. Two men died from cramps while swimming in Chicago area waters, Fritz Demond and John Zach perished in separate incidents.
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Upper
Chateauguay Lake
N. CY
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Northwoods
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Streeter
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
N. H
Aldrich
New Hampshire
Thaw
Cramp
Chicago
Fritz Demond
Kenilworth, Avenue
John Zach
Willow Springs
St Clair County Bond Case Heads to Court Over Wildcat Bonds
Missouri officials filed an answer to a mandamus suit seeking to compel St Clair County and Kansas City officials to levy a day assessment benefiting bondholders. The 1870s Tebe and Neosho railroad bonds, tied to a failed railroad scheme, left the county with unpaid debts, passed through innocent buyers, and prompted a demand to cover the bonds with interest and justice amid ongoing fiscal strain.
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Missouri
Kansas
St Chir
Tebe
Neosho
Gare
Persrit
Jaume Lo Destoy Philadelphi
Shaw Rause
Ucco Naw
Burton May Run For Presidency Announcement
Former United States Senator Theodore F B Burton of Ohio will formally announce his presidential candidacy at a banquet in Cleveland. The event will mark his return to the city and set the stage for his campaign launch next week.
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Burton
Washington
United States
Theodore FB. Burton
Ohio
John Hayelle
Cleveland
City
Real Estate Transfers on June 29 1975
Walter Haake and wife transfer property to Frieda Kinesid, with Leckerson and Lewis joining as spouses in law, for a nominal dollar consideration, as recorded in the June 29 1975 transfer notes.
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Walter Haake
Frieda Kinesid
Su Leckerson
Odd Lewis
Insurance ad for fire and storm coverage in town
Property insurance offer from Ly R Nelson at 4th and Chestnut streets promoting fire lightning hail and windstorm coverage through a News Telegraph want ad.
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Ly R
Nelson, 4Th and
Chestnut Streets
News-Telegraph
Woman credits Mayr's Remedy for relief from stomach illness
Mrs. William Litzenberg of Montezuma Iowa says Mayr's Wonderful Remedy revived her after long stomach troubles. She reports renewed appetite strength and ability to work, praising the remedy as the best she tried and promising money back if not satisfied.
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William Litzenberg
Montezuma
Iowa
Mayr
Mrs. Litzenberg
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