Supreme Court voids Kansas law taxing out-of-state firms
Supreme Court, in a divided ruling led by Justice Harlan, strikes down a Kansas Bush-era act that required outside corporations to pay charter and franchise fees as a condition of doing business to benefit state schools. The decision limits states’ ability to collect fees from interstate entities.
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Wargas
Supreme Court of the United States
Harter
WOU
White
bPllies
Holmes
McKenna
Westerns Union Teleshob Company
State of
Kansas
Bateman
CL & General
Western Union Bis
Howe Ws
United States Supreme Court
Wiansas
Genesetyortis ii
Anti Meay Strike Promoters Seek Meat Price Drop
In Cleveland and beyond, promoters push a six month meat boycott with 6000 pledges to stop meat purchases. Leaders claim dismantling meat eating could lower prices and benefit up to 20000 families within a week if a wider anti meat campaign spreads nationwide.
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Cleveland
Mondale
Cap t Bullock NamI by Tart Prentdert Part
Fragmentary text outlines a page review with references to Capt Bullock and Tart Prentdert. Names and terms appear garbled, with partial phrases about a visit, a hospital or patient, and a satellite reference. No coherent event or outcome is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock Nami
Bank Official Sentences Loom Over Lige Case
A bank official faces ongoing scrutiny in a local court case. The proceedings focus on alleged financial misconduct linked to a series of transactions in 4G era records and related personnel actions.
Unclear text fragment from historical notice
Readable content is fragmentary with many garbled words and names. No coherent event or entities can be determined for a factual card.
Floating craft in danger as Ohio River rises at Louisville
The Ohio River swelled near Louisville Kentucky threatening valued floating property and port businesses. River men fear a sudden surge could strand or wreck barges and vessels in Shippingport and along the gorge from Lewisville to Wolf Creek while awaiting possible intervention from the U S Army Corps to dynamite a controlled pass.
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Ohio
Louisville
Shippingport
Lewisville
Wolf Creek
Monongahela River Coal and Coke Company
United States Engineering Department
One Dead Nine Hurt In Keystone Train Collision
A head on crash between the westbound Overland Limited and an eastbound passenger train near Keystone Iowa killed one passenger and fatally injured a brake man while nine others suffered serious injuries. A freight on the siding blocked the eastbound train, forcing the collision as the Overland Limited at 25 miles per hour struck the stalled coach. Both engines were wrecked and crews escaped by jumping free.
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Chietge, Milwaukee and
Limited
Indictment Named Sugar Refining Executives in Fraud
A federal grand jury indicted Charles R. Heike secretary and treasurer of the American Sugar Refining Co and Henry W. Walker assistant superintendent at Williamsburg docks along with other officials for conspiracy to defraud and false entries. The charges involve four cargoes of sugar and checks alleged to overstate duties due the United States. The defendants face surrender to court and face multiple counts including conspiracy and false entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
New York
Henry W. Walker
Williamsburg
American Company
Pelke and Walker
Ernest W. Gerbracht
James N. Bendernagel
Jean M. Veelker
Jiames B. Khatilgan
Custon House
Heike
Walker
United States
Foreard
Stock Starvation Death At Plymouth County Farm
A Plymouth County farmer William Madden faced animal neglect concerns after a special board of health session on dead stock found a horse cow two calves two hogs and several chickens starved at his home. The minister and Madden’s father were cited or involved, with Madden also facing intoxication charges.
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Plymouth
Bears Board of Health
William Madden
Madden
Editor's Wife Supers Latens Fire Tragedy
Editor Charles PtiWroesen of the Ute Independent saved two children from a burning house before his wife died attempting to escape. A 5 month old and a 1 year old girl were carried by the editor during the exit, while neighbors saved part of the property and the frame worth about 1500.
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Charles PtiWroesen
Ute Independent
Scrarsen
Awedhe
Asx
Insane Patient Killed by Chair in Dubuque Sanatorium
Leonard Lewis a 61 year old colored man who had been sent to St Josephs sanatorium in Dubuque after a month of dementia was killed during a quarrel with another insane patient. A chair was used in the deadly assault leaving the victim's head and body beaten.
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Leonard Lewis
Dubuque
St. Joseph's Sanatorium
Artist Christy Studio Witness Describes Model Abuse
Charles Hall, a former Christy model, testifies in Zinesville Ohio about misconduct at Christy studio. He says models were asked to disrobe for artistic judgment and describes intimate touching and caressing as common. Hall also notes Christy’s Keeley cure trip was discussed.
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Christy
Howard Chambler Christy
Charles S. Hall
Zinesville
Munday
Natalie
Christy S
Hull
Kristy
Keeley
Wreck on Lenolnos Central Claims One Life
A collision near Pickneyville involved a St Louis–Memphis special bound for St Louis and a freight train. One person died and ten injured as the passenger train crashed head on after the freight train backed toward a water tank. Coroner's jury blamed engineers William Kinney and George Eckert of East St Louis for the wreck. Neither was arrested.
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St. Louis
Pickneyville
William Kinney
George Eckert
East St. Louis
Miller Fined for Practicing Medicine Without Permit
Iowa high court reviews case State versus Miller a Marshalltown chiropodist indicted for practicing medicine without a permit. Trial judge fined Miller $800 and costs. supreme court directs payment of the fine and costs.
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Supreme Court
State
Miller
Lowa
Marshalltown
Fire Sweeps Waterloo District Destroying Property
A devastating blaze in Waterloo's east side business district destroyed $76,000 in property and left ten families imperiled. Fred Lambertson and Kohl store tenants fled as flames spread through the area trapping residents. Ganter rescued his wife and two children, while A Spelcher was overcome by smoke and carried out by firefighters. Firefighting was hampered by 20 below zero temperatures and cause remains undetermined.
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Diaz
East Side
Waterloo
Ofelock
Fred Lambertson
Kohl
Ganter
Spelcher
Fen
Cohen may go free after lawyer says no crime
Philadelphia police insist Cohen harmed no one in the escapade with Miss Roberts De Janen the heiress. His lawyer declares under the Tay he committed no crime while reporters note the suspect's defense. The claim contrasts with the accuser still maintaining her version.
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Red Cohen
Miss Roberts de Janen
Philadelphia
Cohen
Rumeweau
Lint Cohen
Bevy
Hye 4
Enor
Seme
Fatal stabbing follows friendly tenancy dispute
John Terlow, 50, fatally stabbed his charge Parry, a wealthy Oskalooosa landowner, after which Terlow aided surgeons to bind wounds and fled on horseback. No definite motive is known. Parry and Terlow were on friendly terms prior to the incident.
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Parry
John He
Barlow
Oskaloosa
Tlarlow
Murder and Robbery on Northwestern Railroad Work Site
In Marshalltown Monday evening a laborer named Wello Taonatt was assaulted and killed by unknown men. The culprits robbed him of 160 dollars, crushed his skull with a heavy hammer, and burned the body in a hemp flat boarding car with kerosene.
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Marshalltown
Wello Taonatt
Northwestern Railroad
Omasgon
Cer
Five Children Rescued From Northwood Fire
Fire at Norman Bart home in NorthwoodThursday night trapped five children in upper rooms. Father entered amid flames and carried the children to safety. Father badly burned as the house burned down.
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Norman Bart
Northwood
Miners to Seek Ten Percent Wage Increase
North American bituminous miners plan a ten percent wage raise demand at the United Mine Workers of America annual convention opening in Priddis. The sessions will address working conditions and compensation amid industry pressures.
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North America
United Mine Workers of Americas
Priddis Pedis
Death of a Ble Min. Peter Whees in Aurora
An obituary note reports the death of Peter Whees, a prominent polities official in Aurora. The fragmentary text references his role and a public figure, but details and context are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Peter Whees
Aurora
Per
Twenty Year Sentence for Local Youth in Grane City Court
Gerrit Lewis a Plym outh county youth from a respectable family was sentenced in Grane City district court to twenty years in the penitentiary. He was convicted of robbing the residence of New Jessed Mayer Voltho of Ireton on Yours over.
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Gerrit Lewis
Plymouth County
Grane City
Lewis Counto
New Jessed Mayer Voltho
Ireton
Unidentified man found unconscious near Osgood on Rock Island tracks
A man was discovered unconscious about two miles south of Osgood on the Rock Island tracks. He lay near a rake with a paper slip bearing a name, the only clue to his identity found during the search.
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Rock Island
Osgood
Tle
Frogen
Llansen
Teun
Demand Franchise Reform Rally in Berlin Sets Reform Aims
Social democratic Gramenstrethens gathered in Berlin Sunday to press reform of the Prussian franchise. Heavy rain dampened turnout as delegates adopted resolutions urging universal direct and secret suffrage.
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Social Democratic Gramenstrethens
Berlin
Universal
Betrothal of Princess Victoria Spreads Foreign News
Fragmentary OCR details a royal betrothal involving Princess Victoria, reportedly the eldest daughter of an unnamed king or duke. The text is garbled but implies dynastic significance and an arranged alliance with a Portuized sovereign.
Land for Settlers Open to Homestead Entries in Oregon
Proclamation announces land along the Cobumiere river near Pamiles Gast of Porthind will open to homestead entries starting February 10. The third arch of the Cina der protest area is referenced as the site for the new settlement opportunity.
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Cobumiere
Porthind
Oregon
Gotaiock
Adventists in Session at St Joseph Center
Fragmentary text describes Adventists gathering in session at a St Joseph venue with a referenced agenda and speakers. The readable portions hint at a community meeting or talk with clergy or lay leaders guiding the event.
Weightened by a Negro rights ned saturday night incident
In Upper Alton Mrs Arie Med was grabbed as she walked a dark alley. The report notes a shocking assault occurring late Saturday night with unclear details and ongoing investigation.
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Arie
Upper Alton
Meteor Fails to Marth Near Carington
A meteor entered the atmosphere near Carington on Monday morning. It illuminated the sky for a full minute before breaking up and leaving a trail. fragments reportedly struck the ground but no injuries were reported.
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Meteor
Marth
Carington
Power Primed Dogg Peepers Meet
Fragmented OCR yields garbled names and terms. Readable bits mention a race or event with references to teams or individuals such as Mendis and Slepaduloate. Context remains unclear about date location or outcome.
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Dogg Peepers
Col Thowsesrdt Eborurret in threefold GN leaders clash
Fragmentary copy notes Col Thowsesrdt Eborurret as president of three core GN leaders in a tense confrontation. The text mentions Preodere Dhotien and Gebte Cipla AN Biteto in a disputed setting with unspecified dates and places.
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Leery
Threeb Cored
Brats
Wes Aetoprerades Cad Sui Ftearatiay
Chartes GL Warriger and the Missing Funds Case
A malformed report mentions Chartes GL Warriger with a claimed sum of 264,000 linked to a vested fund. The text references Ohio care facilities and a court or official process but is garbled. The article preserves no clear outcome or concrete actions beyond noting a financial discrepancy tied to years.
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Chartes
Warriger
Pi Carellaninti
Pioneer's Son Killed in Alberts Cad Accident
A son of Silas Moore named Kilby Moore was killed in an accident near Moorland while traveling to Alberts Cad. The deceased was reportedly a pioneer with ties to the local community and his death is being mourned by relatives and neighbors.
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Kilby Moore
Silas Moore
Persttadeber
Fee
Alberts
Mans Cattle Dying in Frontier Area Claims
A frontier report notes widespread cattle deaths amid harsh conditions. Local residents blame weather and disease as livestock perish, affecting farms and markets. Authorities investigate feed and forage quality while farmers request aid.
Plymouth County Officials Named for the Year
At the board of supervisors meeting in LeMars the following list shows the largest taxpayers and those supplying subscribers to The LeMars Sentinel LeMars Globe-Post LeMars Herald and other papers.
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Plymouth County
Board of Supervisors
LeMars
Bonaote
LeMars Sentinel
Jemgen Bell Denterprise
LeMars Globe- Post
LeMars Herold
Farmer Parmer Burned to Death in Plar Lan Home
George Roseman a 60 year old farmer living six miles north of Plar Lan was accidentally burned to death Saturday night when his clothing caught fire from a lantern and he fell unconscious, dying in his home.
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George Roseman
Plarlan
Polk County Names Second Assistant County Attorney Candidate
Thomas Gruthrie the newly appointed Police County Attorney asks the Polk County Board of Supervisors to appoint a second assistant county attorney. The proposed appointee Phenes min would focus on divorce cases and related matters.
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Thomas Gruthrie
Polk County Boardef
Tharpey
Phenes Min
Ale OS
Not a Candidate Eaton Exits Race for AG and Rail Board
Itaton announces he will not seek the attorney general office nor seek re election to the state board of railway commissioners. He says future efforts will focus on private business.
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Wo. Eaton
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Atom
Marley Indictment Returned in Logan Court
Jieth Plenry Marley and his son Guy Martes have been indicted for murder and will be tried in the current Logan term. Neither Marley nor Martes shows up for a future trial date or place, according to Cobmere.
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Marleys
Jieth Plenry Marley
Guy Martes
Logan
Martes
Cobmere
Falls From Roof Leave Boy Wounded in Dubuque
A boy named Iinos Hetfmann of Dubuque aged six fell from the roof of his home while cleaning snow. He struck a lightning or a picket fence and suffered injuries thought to be a broken back with uncertain chances of recovery.
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Iinos Hetfmann
Dubuque
Trix
Ibs
Hunter Injured in Mine City Incident
Henry Drumitingten of Mineen City suffered serious injuries when a shot discharged during a distressing event. Officials reported the incident is under investigation and no further details were released.
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Hunter
Henry Drumitingten
Minen City
Freel Tides
Mrs Nance in Pree Case Trials Confusing Report
A garbled report notes Mrs Lucy Neaiee held for theft of her husband and specifies proceedings at Deubugie. The text references a jury and a failed attempt to prosecute an indictment, with unclear crime details and dates.
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Nance
Lucy Neaiee
Cedar Rapids Elks Plan New Lodge Center on First Avenue
The Cedar Stupids lodge in Wilks has secured options on a dine site near the business district on First Avenue with plans to build a fine lodge home there this year.
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Wilks
First Avenue
Manages to Reacquire His Paper Amid Assault Case
Sherman of the Thornton Enterprise, charged with alleged assault on a young girl, has bought back the lease of his paper from Mallett, eager to return to work and exact revenge.
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Sherman
Thornton Enterprise
Mallett
Weather Pots Then Out On Rock Island Shops
In Cedar Rapids crews report more than thirty of the monsters of the rath out of repair or in such bad condition they cannot be used.
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Tock Island
Cedar Rapids
Logan Court House Bond Passage Reported in County
Complete returns received Monday evening show every precinct in Blarkson county supporting the $100,900 Logan court house bond proposal. The measure carried by a clear majority, enabling construction of a new courthouse in Logan.
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Court House
Logan
Blarkson
Col Trimble Dead at 85 Former Turlington Railroad Counsel
Col EE IL Timble, aged 85, longtime general counsel of the Turlington railroad at Keokuk, died after a long illness. The obituary notes his decades of service and standing in the Democratic political community of Keokuk.
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Col, Trimble
Col EE IL Timble
Turlington Retfroad
Keokuk
Tome
Hipper to Save the Quadl State Crate Worden
The awardee hopes to save thousands of birds that would otherwise perish. Deputies and officials coordinate efforts to feed and protect wildlife in the streeted area as part of the initiative.
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Hipper
Worden Dineohin Tims
Chrogebout
Epaal
Taft Seeks Laws Curbing Land Grabs and $30 Million for Bonds
President Taft asks Congress for swift legislation to conserve public lands and water power in the West and Southwest. He proposes no more waiting for a probing committee, authorizing bonds up to 30 million dollars to fund conservation projects, with proceeds tied to returns and ten year terms. The message highlights fraud in land titles and urges rapid disposition of resources to regulate rail rates and support waterway development while noting department troubles.
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Taft
Congress
Ohio
Pittsburg
Cairo
le Gays
UT Récommiend
Tssue
Secretary of the Interior
Luterior
Arroushout
Milbong
Aerus
Agson
Cao
Watts
Dhe
Crafo
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Bank
Sentenenil
Sfauy Cary Bast
Miarhiet
Wades
Paul Wodaak
Eootiavenys
Poe
Vans Siante Parra
Milwaukee
Keystone
Hawkeye State
Coneise
Lulenois Central
Pickneyville, TI
Marshall
Pound
Manoel
Vicstorin Patricia
Adventists In
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Pris Dias
St. Josep
Chertrein
Uap
Ford
Geyer
Wernen
Col
Thowsesrdt Eborurret
Parmer
Cassidy
James
Ballinger
Pinchot
de Pan Shores
University of Chicago
The
Azerican Phattological Association
Archeological Institute of
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Willan
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