A BOOK OR A CONSPIRATOR
Mark Sullivan argues Edward McLean will be called a book or conspirator by the Senate committee investigating Fall Daugherty. He notes McLean inherits wealth, surrounds himself with trustees, and became entangled in oil deals through a close circle linked to Harding.
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Mark Sullivan
Edward McLean
Washington
Daugherty
Velief
Tedse Tivess
Senate
Sullivan
Mclean
MacLear
East
McLiean
Marding
Harding
Eee
Hardin
Téd
Fragmentary OCR item hints at tribal note and motto
Fragmented readable lines reference African tribesmen and a motto gloria mundi amid garbled text. No clear event, date, place, or names are discernible from the legible portions.
Success Out of Failure Philosophical Saying Repeats Hope
A fragmented quotation extols turning failure into success. It cites Roosevelt and Wilson as examples and emphasizes persistent effort, suggesting that the person who keeps trying will eventually succeed, regardless of initial losses. The tone mirrors period newspaper motivational prose.
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Roddsevelt
Wilson
Tistisinds
McAdoo Refuses Debate Reed Attacks Inspire Nation
McAdoo declines a debate with Missouri senator Reed and uses his reply to denounce Reed as a treacherous renegade. The rhetoric targets Reed’s party loyalty and motives while McAdoo frames his stance as principled and patriotic amid scattered local notes on housing, newspapers, and satire about public costs and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Reed
Missouri
A. Reed
Clis
McAdoo
Duel Over Yankee Slander Sets clash on Shoot er's Hill
Solomon Hinkus and Captain Preston arrange a pistol duel with Lieutenant Clarke after public insults about Yankees. Sir John Pringle's involvement foreshadows a charged meeting at sunrise with secrecy and protective measures.
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Preston
Young Clarke
Solomon
Shooter’s Hill
Oaks
Leutenant
Clarke
Goliar
The Encounter at The Rose and Garter duel dawns
Solomon and Jack travel from London to a rural inn to prepare for a dawn duel. Doctor Brooks attends, pistols are readied, and Prestor plots a midnight escape as Solomon and Jack await their fateful clash at twenty paces under oaks at first light.
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Salomon
Jack
London
Rose and Garrer
Preston
Solomon
Prester
Doctor Brooks
Prestor
Rose and Garter
David
Brecchies
Golfar
Duck
Selmnon
General Clarke
Mias
Dramatic Duel Between Irons and Clarke Ends In Injury
A vivid account describes Preston and a Clarke youth facing off with pistols in a charged ground test. Jack fires, wounding Clarke’s arm as spectators and two doctors work to aid the injured man. The scene closes with tears and a contemplation of fate, promising continuation.
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Preston
Lot
Irons
Solomon Binkus
John Irons
Albany
David
Clarke
Jack
Lange
Baby Loses Hard Battle For Life In St Louis
St Louis infant Clevis Moore formerly treated by Dr Chivtier Jackson of Philadelphia for a carpet tack injury to the lung died after a six week struggle. The baby, rushed to Philadelphia, suffered traumatic pneumonia from infection after the injury.
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St. Louis
Clevis Moore
Chivtier Jackson
Philadelphia
Todlay
City Hospital
County Pays Damages in Right‑of‑Way Case
The Wurtele estate was awarded 1000 for the right‑of‑way covering a fraction of an acre. Land taken valued at 750 with damages 250. Landowners claim adjoining land near the paved road has little value due to floodplain. They blame Belle Plaine officials led by J F Irwin and note plans for additional highway paving northwest from the city.
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Wurtele
Belle Plaine
J. F. Irwin
First Auto Made in France Exhibit Highlighted
The first practical automobile powered by internal force, built by a French inventor, is now one of the fastest and most valued exhibits in the Paris Museum of Arts and Crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris Museum of Arts and Crafts
Probate Notice in Iowa Benton County
Probate notice announces Hemnke Franzenburg last will filed in district court Benton County Iowa. Hearing of proofs of due execution set for March 29 at 8 30 am at the courthouse in Vinton. Clerk Warll W Fischer. Attorneys Kirkland and White.
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State of
Iowa
Benton County
Hemnke Franzenburg
District Court
Marcell
Vinton
Town
Life and Old Man Has Lived Continued From Public Pulse
Letters from readers in this column share public questions but do not reflect the paper's views. The excerpt recounts a reader’s family journey from New York to Kaneville, Illinois, in 1848, describing schooling, home industry, farming life, and early harvesting methods amid a rough frontiersman era while noting the reporter’s ongoing life history.
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Josh
Tamoso
New York
Schenectanly
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Kaneville
Kane County
Iowans Attend California Picnic At Lincoln Park
Large gathering of Iowans and former Benton roukity residents and others wintering on the Pacific coast joined the Iowa picnic at Los Angeles last week. Officials estimated around 75 000 attendees with a noon meal served under the trees at Lincoln Park.
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Benton Roukity
Pacifis
Iowa
Los Angeles
Lincoln Park
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