Des Moines Delegates Set For State Convention July 2
A large number of county delegates will be chosen in the upcoming district caucuses to name a chairman and align with party factions. Officials expect state convention control to hinge on internal party alignments and aim to avoid public contests, with figures to be confirmed at county meetings and the result likely shaping the November election.
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Prath
Republicat Wiite Seine
Coumntttan
Yarty
Editors Testify in Cownie Investigation Rumor
Fragmentary report notes editors called to testify in a Cownie investigation. Text includes garbled references to figures such as Per Carvelan, Abe the governor, and Reconstruction era terms, with unclear context and scattered names.
Sunday Booze Man Admitted as Citizen
An article notes a Sunday booze man admitted as a citizen. It discusses legal process and the court's role in determining eligibility and required age or status, referencing a long-standing rule about the level of qualification for naturalization.
Women cloak makers strike action in major cities
Boston reports a general strike by 20000 to 30000 cloak makers after a decision by the Lady Garment Workers International union. The convention set dates and delegated stake arrangements to a committee led by Albert Block of New York, chairman.
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New York City
Lady Garntene Workers International Union
Unixesman
Albart Block of
New Yorks
Canada Seeks Trade Treaty With United States
The Canadian government signals to the secretary of all affairs its wish to pursue negotiation of a trade treaty with the United States. Formal action will be taken as soon as possible, with delays due to fiscal constraints and ministerial scheduling.
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Washington
United States
Fhnanes
Patterson
Hardwood famine blamed on waste by experts in meeting notes
Tannsyile by June 14. A hind wood famine is blamed on waste in timber production by a waste expert and lumbermen in the United States. The report, tied to Indiana and the National Wood Lumber association, urges reforestation and tax exemptions for standing hardwood holdings. It notes the need for a uniform inspection and taxation system, with a tentative chance of settlement at the meeting.
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Stingon
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Ward Wood Lumbr Association
Roosevelt Leaves England On Final Tour Leg
Roosevelt ends his European voyage with a swift departure from England. Accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt and two secretaries, the party sails for New York aboard the steamship, halting a brief layover as the vessel proceeds.
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Noted Presbyterian Summoned by Death
Phil, a clergyman trained at Washington and Jefferson College and the United Presbyterian Theological Seminary, served as pastor in Allegheny, St Louis, and Sea City. He died in Wheeling after a long illness, closing a career linked to early 19th century church leadership.
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Governor Reveals Wish To End Life By Cliff Jump
The governor describes a crisis moment on a high mountain edge and considers suicide by stepping off a precipice. He recalls fear, urges against self harm, and notes attempts to resist such urges while discussing the perilous terrain and his safety concerns.
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Woman in Warriner case freed after four months in jail
Mrs Ian Stewart died ife and fours in the Ohio warringrate service as a woman known as a physical and mental wreck is freed after a lengthy period of detention. Prosecution counsel Hunt backed by police and local friends sought continued detention while Judge Caldwyll ordered dismissal of indictments.
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American Girl Murder Victim Suspect Ties Cast
A fragmentary report suggests an American girl may be a murder victim. The text mentions names and possible suspects with unclear relationships, hinting at a local crime investigation and ongoing speculation regarding motive and identity.
Posse Chases LGNE Robber Through Night Trail
A posse hunts a bandit linked to a robbery after a chase spanning roads and towns. Officials, witnesses, and a lookout describe the pursuit and the suspected roberies. The episode ends with a confrontation and ongoing manhunt efforts.
Dalzell Faces Fraud Charge In County Court
In a county proceeding Dalzell and Blatch argue over ballot counting and ballot access at the dais. Attorneys for both sides contend the poll vote handling will be reviewed before any final decision.
Western Union Accused by Jury in Fraud Case
A jury in Chicago prepares to try a Western Union case alleging soliciting and abetting a conspiracy against the United States. The trial adjourned until Monday after a key witness was expected to testify. A Nogales clothing firm owner and a wealthy banker are noted in connection with border crossing and an appeal for capture of an individual.
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Latin Professor Admits He Wrote Tender Epistles
A scholar from Columbia University is named in a sensational case alleging breach of promise and that he authored a series of personal letters. The proceedings detail claims by Miss Amy Quin regarding marriage intentions and later divorce, with denials and counterpoints offered by the professor.
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Frost Injures Fruit Crops Across the Middle West
Crops in the Midwest suffer frost damage with sugar beets and apples affected. Reports compare current losses to prior years, noting reduced yields and economic impact. Weather conditions remain unstable, limiting recovery prospects for farmers and fruit growers.
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Congressman's Majority Stated as 1664 in District Race
Des Moines reports show Congressman Smith winning by a 1664 vote margin in the Ninth District race. The lengthy text references shifts in local politics and business ties affecting the campaign landscape with mentions of Byers and other local figures.
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Walter I Smith
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Elk Point Man Dies at Local Cemetery Service
A local obituary notes the Elk Point resident Yoarrt Hine died recently. The funeral was held at the Elk Point cemetery with services at the church, and the deceased was laid to rest in the family plot. Aged in his eightyish years, the community mourns the loss.্ৰী
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Woman's Evidence Against the Janitor Novelty of a Murder Trial
Fragmentary report notes Louisa and Mrs Steeable testify in a coroners inquest about a murder scene near a church. A janitor is questioned while a missing girl’s status looms. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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FBI
Wrecked steamer sinking in Lake Erie short report
A damaged steamer listing and taking on water was towed to safety after a collision near the Southeast Sheat lightship. The vessel, described as the Strucuge, was damaged and towed to the harbor mouth by the tug Hopkins, with no further details provided on casualties or exact location.
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Strucuge
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Dette
Married Man Driven to Murder by Love
Fragmentary text reports a murder linked to a married man driven by love. The account names a victim Miss Humen and mentions a spouse or lover, with unclear locations and dates. The piece presents a sensational crime narrative with partial names and scattered phrases.
Aviator Sustains Hard Fall In Topeka Flight
A pilot suffered a hard fall in Topeka during an aviation event. The aircraft broke on impact but the aviator escaped serious injury, walking to the field. He blamed the accident on wind and a passing railroad train that misdirected his path as the plane struck the ground. The fuselage was damaged and the wheels stuck upon landing.
Prolific Leprosy Spread Reported By Doctor Across Regions
A physician reports rising leprosy cases and infant mortality linked to the disease amid concerns for preventive medicine. The briefing notes deaths and ongoing public health efforts, referencing multiple regions and officials.
Railways Agree to Freeze Tariff Increases After White House Talks
Washington reports a government railroad meeting led to pressure to halt fare hikes. The White House urged four major lines to withdraw planned increases and suspend new tariffs until Congress acts, while a federal inquiry vows to examine the expansions. Railroad executives pledged to follow the president’s stance, delaying any new rates beyond June.
Fish Legislation Sparks Large Scale Graft Allegations
A garbled report traces alleged graft linked to fish legislation. Prosecutor and officials discuss the new ecu nes while bank deposits at First B National bank of Pourdscowa are cited. unnamed witnesses and a Vege oath are mentioned as the case progresses through the night.
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Fragmented OCR shows corrupted political notice era
The readable text hints at a corrupted report about coroners, legal officials, and a convention meeting. It mentions New York, Liverpool, and a world religious conference. Specific names and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR.
Military Academy Destroyed by Fire in Norwalk
Fire gutted the main building of the Sut lack military academy in Norwalk Connecticut today forcing students to shelter for the night. The academy, erected years ago by Ret Charles M Hellack, stands as a landmark in the city. The fire disrupted classes and sent occupants fleeing with belongings as firefighters worked to control the blaze.
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Earthquake Rips Campania. Avellino Province Sees Losses
A powerful dawn earthquake in southern Italy devastates Campania with many fatalities and widespread property damage. In Avellino and surrounding towns like Calit a and Castelbaronia, residents report collapsed homes and urgent relief by workers and soldiers. Government and local authorities organize aid as the quake disrupts telegraph lines and alarms the population.
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