Iowa debates penalties on indecent shows and national guard funding
A legislative session moves to curb indecent exhibitions with heavy penalties and considers a major state budget. The Senate advances a bill to fund and organize national guard units, adding machine gun companies and increasing company sizes across Iowa.
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Sunatera Dyuweem
Pole County
Saunders
Pattawattaimie
Degmeture
Friends of the
Mercedith-Mroudfyat
Tamara
Joe Cheater
Nacional Guard
Bill Pias
Logan
Wim
Koveditient
Tyes Gompantes
Urehows
Deltans
Ediel
Authvorbre
Movin
WIFE INVADES LODGE IN ABUSIVE CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUSBAND
A distressed husband from New York reports his wife joined the Foresters order and began insulting him at lodge meetings. He recalls threats and public ridicule at the lodge, with coercive actions and demands that led to fear and social pressure.
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New York
Nerbers
Carbon Sheets Poison a Reno Typist at Alameda Records
A Reno woman, employed as a clerk at the Alameda County Records Office, suffered carbon sheet poisoning from handling typist carbon paper. Doctors tied her illness to the color matter on the paper, noting danger to throat and eyes and advising typists to avoid exposure.
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Alameda
Qeikhi
Nevida
Demanded Liberty or Death: Patrick Retrial Plea Heard
Albert N Patrick, serving life at Sing Sing for the Ries murder, argued before the New York Supreme Court appellate division that prosecutors conspired to convict and that the governor overstepped by commuting the death sentence. He asserted he seeks either freedom or death, with briefs to follow.
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Albert 'N Patrick
Sing Sing
Lexus Quillionaire
William M. Ries
Appellate Division
New York Supreme Court
Jerome
Aother
Lfe
Patrick
Fragmented OCR hints on suffrage topics and drug policy across papers
A garbled OCR sample mentions suffrage debates in multiple papers. It references Kansas drug store sales, whisky shipping to dry territories, universal suffrage in Sweden, and English anti suffragists. The text intermixes quotes and partial phrases from various newspapers.
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Veogresn
Trohdhitivats
Kansas
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Cleveland
Balimore Sun
Sweden
Texas
Houston
Chicago
Cleveland Plain Dealer
England
Urese Rondon
Sitnagers
Haset
Uurke
Tolwto
Railroad News and New Corporation Filings
The passenger business on the Deora and Eastern eastern division shows improvement. Articles of incorporation are filed at Pierre for the Dakota Western Railway Company with a 2 million capitalization. Northern I's cue holds near 50 million cash capital and other assets.
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Deora
Eastern
Pierre
S. D
Dakota Western Railway Company
South Dakota
Piguns
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Edmund Wennington
the Sealin
Thomas Lowry
St. Paul Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Paget Sound
Flood Devastates Parkersburg Killing Three
A flood swept Parkersburg West Virginia early Friday following two water tanks bursting and nine or more houses destroyed. Three dead include Mr and Mrs Walter Waele and a child. several injured with critical conditions. St John’s Lutheran Church suffered near demolition as fires sparked but many areas avoided total loss.
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Parkersburg
W Va
Waeter
Walter Waele
Ebi
Sis
Jobo Maloney
Kate Ritrnees
Clara Jones
Prospect Hs
St Julia's
Luman Mann Freed After Jury Verdict
The jury has returned a verdict freeing Luman Mann after deliberation. A crowd gathered at 2 Mistiaar avenue as the court delivered brief remarks and warned against demonstrations, while witnesses declined further comment on the case.
Scattershot 19th Century Sports Notes From Across Regions
A compilation of athletic notes across multiple events: Fred Simpson tops taps in Tarente, Italian canner Doranda defeats relay fields, Jay Rue sale to Marion, Dugan penalized for blocking in Oakland, or a state legislative proposal for forty day year in Arkansas. Minnesota Wisconsin baseball stance, Forsythe stable Derby winner at Emorysville, Henry of Navarre stallion news, trotting races in Lexington and Colaigbis, Kalatunzooe Detroit events, Kobe reports on cheese breed subsidies.
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Ont
Fred Simpson
Peterbora Indixo
Doranda
St Man
Cohustas American Aussodiation Club
Vaseuiey
Jay Rue
Marion
Ohio
Eddie Dugan
Fansatie
Oakland
AO Bhd
Arkansan
Uhat
Teague
Twin Cities
Igh Private
Forsythe Stable
Emerysville
Iowa University
Hingis
Fliavis
Syracuse
Hawkeyes
Kansas
Lawrence Sme
Belmont
Henry of Navarre
England
Knight of Ettersoe
Moss Rose
Lordship Farm
Newmarket
Lexington
Colaigbis
Kalatunzooe
Detroit
Consul Soles Ar. Lindgraas
Kobe
Chetlier
Fragmentary Chronology of American Events Across Centuries
A garbled excerpt lists varied historical items from 1812 to 1906 including naval appointments, uprisings, treaties, and notable incidents. It references John Branch as Navy Secretary, the Tiger privateer, Vera Cruz, Island No. 16, Charles Sumner, and Bell, with scattered dates and places such as Louisiana, Boston, and Washington. The text is fragmented, with many OCR errors and overlapping entries.
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Dantas
West Point
Johis Heary
Union
Congress
Tiger
Lee
John Branch
North Carolina
Louisiana
Yucatan
Boston
Oregon
United States
Japan
de Russy
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Gran
Bia
Canada
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Hamilton
New York
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Inte Committee On Foreign Relations
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Washington
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Alexander Graham Bell
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Mexico
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Ilegal
Liv
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AML
Luis
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Ienox
Northern Securities Company
Ip Cleveland
Cots
Yoro
Goo Morts
Jota
Red
South Dakota
Cat Found In Trunk After Two Weeks Absence
J. F. Miller of Elizabeth reports his missing cat from fourteen days ago. He opened a trunk and the tabby jumped out thinner but alive, having survived eight dives to stay alive the entire period.
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J. F. Miller
Elizabeth
Labor Leader Imprisoned After Supreme Court Ruling
A jailed labor leader, Pranka McGee, after the Supreme Court upheld a sentence connected to a strike at New Haven, with reports mentioning the New England union and related officials. The brief note references ongoing tensions and a sense of justified action amid the dispute.
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Supreme Court
Pranka McGee
New England
Royal Leon Molders’ Union
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Surike
Nhine
New Haven
de Subrcontound
Ahern
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Sahiy Pirias
Odi
Hin Familly
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