Train Disaster Leaves Many Hurt In Omaha Night Crash
A Chicago to Omaha sleeper collision injured numerous passengers and crew near Chicago. Names include Mrs. Peavey and her son George. Bert Carry and Fred Danham among the injured. one porter died at the scene while two others, Mr. Nichols and Mr. Larrabee, later died. Official dispatches list engineers and conductors among the injured, with several air casualties and hospital transfers reported.
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Acre Tarko
I Chledgoteta
LQEQ
W. Tudlo
Klek Lyonp
Gay Perter
Chicago
Bert Carry
Wille
N.Y
Tadligent
Ritepa
Fred Danham
Qyo
Wy Pax
Bouller
Cole
Ll.d. Gray
Evanston
Edward Hinckley
Surprise
Mon
Tada Nall
Clarence Langzerus
Sweeney
Latchford
Marin
Wilkes
Fremont
Neb
Eva Ua
Linerlnatt
Veronica Hobhrinoner
Millard
Farrbee
Corran
Fiveiinu
S . Aikany Yavedimater
Pr . O'Neill
Northernuakye Stailrond
Toby W
Wilden
Northsyeatern
Raitrouds
Dawes
Puta
Ohn Swholentgren
Cornell
Provisional Bank Plan for Palestine Discussed
The report describes Switzerland backing a provisional bank in Palestine with capital over 400 600 francs to commence from the first and operate independently of colonization. It notes Jewish settlers in London have taken part and mentions political views affecting leadership and governance.
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Mikes
Ata
Atonist
Comress
Reek
Busi
Switzerland
Palestine
Robbers Capture Maskell Robbers At Marvin's Ferry Ohio
Two masked robbers entered the home of Thomas Yo Tagling in Martins Ferry Ohio Monday and forced him at revolver point to surrender cash. Police exchange of gunfire led to the capture of two assailants after a close range shootout.
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Marvin's Ferry
Ohio
Maskell
Thomas Yo Tagling
Martin's Ferry
MissoUri Launches A New Battleship Missouri
MissoUri launches a battleship named Missouri at Newport News with sponsor Miss Marion Missouri and dignitaries from Missouri and Washington in attendance. The ship, differing from prior designs, features 12 inch and 6 inch guns, two submerged torpedo tubes, and water tube boilers. It displaces about 13,980 tons with a main speed near 18 knots and carries 2000 tons of coal on completion.
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Navy Department
Newport Nowa Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Washington
Newport Nowa
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Cockrell
Mixsouri
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Salanday
Newport News Wesday
Miawouri
Missouri
Cinergia Celans
Elasa
Alissourt
Ter Claws
United States
Watersibe
Haying Cour
War Fleet at Culebra Moves to Protect Naval Base
Reports indicate a North Atlantic squadron including Keatsarge Massachusetts and Adubanya arrived near Porto Tied east of Porto Rico to operate from the new Culebra naval station. The mission aims at strategic movements, not Venezuelan matters, with plans to establish a base at Culebra and alleged treasure hoard of 50,000 in gold. Separate items mention a robbery in Barsett Junction and a shipwreck near Cedar Island, plus political tensions between Argentina and Chile and labor talks in St Paul and Milwaukee.
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Keatsarge
Massachusetts
Adubanya
Madinthal
Cetratelaid
Porto
St. Thou
Bavana
Cantebra
Naval Board
San Juan
Niys Department
Culebra
Hawkeye State Teachers Elect Officers at Des Moines
The State Teachers Association selected officers for next year at Des Moines. EB Shelton was named President with Adam Pickett and others as vice presidents. A committee was formed to study college football and report next year while a proposal required English proficiency for admission to training classes drew strong reactions. Chancellor Craig opposed expanding normal schools. Superintendent Kratz was elected to chair the Minneapolis national association meeting duties, with funds allocated for expenses as the conference covered educational topics and teacher issues in sessions across the day.
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Tate Teachers! Association
Texchers’ Association
Des Moines
O. EB. Shelton
Tadinnoin
View
Adam Pickett
Mt. Ayry U. Ca
Thornburg
Grinnell
Ages Hobartson
Cherokee
Ecretary
W. F. Barr
G. W. Sampson
Cedar Pally
Phig Reetlon
Alsa
Craig
Drake University
Lowa
Cy A. Butterton
Cedar Palla
Kratz
Sioux Chay
National Association
Minneapolis
Association
Xymposium
Iowa militia honor rolls highlight multiple company marks
Ambiguous military roll from Iowa notes Company A Forty-Ninth and Company M Fifty-First Wisconsin leading marks. Dubuque shows perfect speed in annual inspection while Red Oak trails closely. Reports suggest Red Oak may excel in target practice. overall details incomplete at adjutant general’s office.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Red Oak Company
Laformal
Red Oak
Wiljutant Gener
Davenport Pioneer Conner Dies at First Presbyterian
Davenport mourns as J. W. Conner, a venerable and well known citizen, dies suddenly during Sunday service at the First Presbyterian Church. The pastor halted the service and sent messengers to notify other churches. Conner, a pioneer resident, was universally beloved.
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Conner
Davenport
Deups
Donald
Wan Prighig
Ian Church
J. & Conner
Dropped Dent
Beaver Gets Four Years for Manslaughter Plea
Beaver pleaded guilty to manslaughter in LeMfars district court and received four years in Anomoe penitentiary plus costs. The case stemmed from a Stet en farm shooting that killed Jon Konsgen during a quarrel with Henry Stein Taxi ApdAl die Hig on. During the prior eight year sentence, Beaver allegedly fired at Jinden but missed. His father and uncle are wealthy Plymouth County landowners.
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Will Beaver
LeMfars
Anomoean Aid
Beaver
Jon Konsgen
Steten
Henry Stefin
Jinden
Plymouth County
John Lindt Named Candidate for depart ment commander
G A R command approves John Lindt a longtime Sono member as candidate for depart ment commander at the upcoming encampment in April. Lindt has long served the post, now led by Gen Orrenville Mr Dodiene, with his teen a frequent state encampment attendee. His name is first to emerge.
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John Lindt
Newton
Abe
Catiwell Blade
Lindt
Gan. Orrenville
Dodiene
Tragic Escape and Death of Local Farmer Curtis
Hy Curtis, jailed on a murder charge in Bastrop, escaped as his jail door was battered by friends in Webster City. He wandered into deep woods, was found nearly frozen three days later, and died before help could reach him. Curtis had a respectable Webster City reputation, linked to the Congregational church.
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Nau
Lazaria
Curty
Telat
City
Congregational Church
Webster City
Judge rules tax on cigarette wholesale and retail
Court in Muscntine district addresses mulct taxes on a firm handling cigarettes. Judge Broan considers the case against Magentine County and Gremmel, noting the firm’s wholesale and retail activities may trigger tax levies under interstate commerce law. A temporary injunction was granted to halt a sale, with a request for a permanent injunction following a county demurrer.
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Broan
Muscntine
Magentine County
al Gremmel
Flere
Due Musentine
Death of a Pioneer Agron A Davila of Monona County
Agron A Davila of Monona County dies Thursday night. Born in Kennebec County Maine on August 20, 1827 he was a pioneer settler, first in Monona on section 4 44 20 April 1897, later moving to Neanehee Township where he built a fine 500 acre farm and engaged in farming and stock breeding.
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Stonona County
Antona. Davia
Kennebee Township
Monona County
Kennebec County
Neanehee
Lasstiew
Stabbed in the Neck Sparks Court Alley Fight
A.B Field a young colored farmer near Carson was stabbed in the neck with a pocketknife during a fight over a dispute about vouts and yield in a bowling alley. Church struck twice before the weapon bent. Juror Putney went insane during a trial in district court, destroying property at home and threatening his family until aid arrived. Miele was found guilty of first degree murder for killing his wife in Villisea last June, with life imprisonment. Iowa's oldest citizen, Nok Bacon, aged 102, celebrated his birthday quietly in Des Moines. Reese to Seek Re-Election. John F. B. of the United Mine Workers declined a commissioner post and will seek re-election. Francis Mangold died in Des Moines on Christmas morning. James Laughlin of Coby was killed by a Wabash train near Col depot. top of his head torn off. Mrs. Mary Thodes, mother of Mrs. A.W. Chapin, fell and broke her hip in Stony. Smallpox outbreak reported in Monona County near Whiting via Trivord Fike. President Ballack of the Town Building and Loan Association seeks a receiver due to regulatory hurdles. assets about $20,000 with liabilities of $45,000.
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Field
Vouts
Vield
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Utney
Uni
Attucker
Putney
Picicle
S.J. Miele
Villisea
Hhm
Thnt
Cart
Red Oak
Shaw in Cabinet as Roosevelt Names Shaw for Treasury
President Roosevelt plans to appoint Shaw of Iowa as Secretary of the Treasury, with Wilson likely to remain as Secretary of Agriculture. The move follows discussions in Washington and suggests Shaw will head the Treasury while Wilson’s role in agriculture is maintained, signaling continuity in administration policy despite cabinet changes.
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Treasury
Gay
Lowtie
Mi Shaw
Ena Hing
Wally Mecopterd
the Treasury
Beet sugar industry in United States profits and tariff debate
The document discusses beet sugar prospects, arguing U S production can undercut European prices, citing Oxnard and Cutting on profits per acre and per ton under different tariffs. It notes historical attempts, advances in cultivation, and the call for tariff protection while challenging Cuban sugar diplomacy.
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Bayer
Universal
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Avery
Oxnn
Cutting
Prdent
Congress
Oxnard
Mississippi Valley
India Islands
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United States
Nebraska
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Europe
Washington
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