Iowa Supreme Court rules Soldiers' Bonus a moral obligation
Des Moines March 13 The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the validity of the Iowa Soldiers Bonus law. Under its provisions Iowa soldiers sailors marines and nurses receive adjusted compensation at fifty cents per day of service. The court’s opinion, by Justice Evans, declares the bonus a binding moral obligation equal in force to civil obligations, with beneficiaries as creditors of the state. Payment may begin in April, subject to bonds and treasurer actions.
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Lowa
Supreme Court
Evana
State Supreme Court
Thompson
Polkce County
Grout
Burbank
Firpo Knocks Out Brennan In Titlround
In Madison Square Garden on March 13 Lule Angel Firpo, a South American heavyweight, knocked out Chicago's Brennan in the twelfth of a planned 15 rounds. Firpo, trailing for several rounds, unleashed a savage attack finishing with a right to the chin that sent Brennan down. He remained inert for moments before being helped to his corner as Firpo received a standing ovation.
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W York
Lule Angel Firpo
Bhi Brennan
Micago
Taal Wiklet
Madison Square Garden
Pirno
Firpo
Con Mies
Jack Dempeny
Opp
Mrennan
Brennan
Weather outlook for Chicago and Iowa region
Weather indicators suggest overcast skies with unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday. Expect updated forecasts for the next twenty four hours across Iowa and adjacent areas.
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Wricago
Mare
Iowa
Weather Summary From Dr H M Starley Readings
The report lists 24 hour observances ending 7 am with highs and lows for several days and precipitation amounts. Temperatures range from 23 to 64 degrees across days with no rainfall recorded on most dates. The 1 pm temperature today is 20 degrees.
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H. M. Starley
Man Murdered as Body Is Hacke d and Thrown in Creek
A man was found dead after his body was hacked and dumped into a creek. Authorities described the incident as a murder with the suspect threatening to kill again. The case, linked to a violent confrontation, led to a manhunt and the investigation remains ongoing with no arrests reported.
Burbank’s Books to Be Inspected by State Council Order
A. Willis, former deputy treasurer in the Hoyt administration, will inspect the books of State Treasurer Burbank under orders of the state executive council. The Senate Investigating Committee had reported laxity in the treasurer’s office, and Willis will report to the executive council as soon as completed.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Maret
A. Willis
Hoyt
Burbank
State Executive Council
Senate
Willis
Ennell
Classified Ad Offer To Help Write Your Ad For Pay
A classified ad service offers help to pay rent or sell real estate and personal items including houses farms lots buildings furniture and more. It promises to assist with wording ads for any position such as maid or farm hand and provides pricing with two numbers.
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Pour
Ant Admaker
Reorganization Aims at Uplift of Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department faces a reorganization aimed at stabilizing prices and securing supply. Wholesale meat and dairy markets show volatility with price movements from five to forty cents a dozen in various regions. Officials expect reform to reduce blank spots in oversight and align with earlier market conditions.
France demands action as Germany pays for Ruhr pullback
France and Belgium declared readiness to end German occupation in the Ruhr and Rhineland, insisting evacuation will be gradual after reparations obligations are met. They emphasized that German motives were political and urged immediate action rather than promises. The joint communique followed a meeting between Poincare and Briand, noting no mention of Rhine.
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Siaterday
Peelers Poincare
Ruhr
Rhineland
Germany
Thurman Man to Jail for Six Days
In Omaha on December mar tenees for speeding and driving were increased in court today. Bl. Warner of Thurman, driver of the sedan, faced six days in jail after detectives reported four other men and six women were not to jail. The charge included operating while intoxicated and being held at the noted. The case involves Mrs. Wo B Bolin of the Omaha social hygiene board.
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Omaha
Dec
Martenees
BL. Warner
Thurman
Trapp and Mauch
Intoxtes Ro
Wo B Bolin
Omaha Social Hygiene Board
Spectacular Fire in Chicago Times Building
Fire alarms rang when flames erupted on the Times building at Washington and Williams streets. Smoke and snow hindered access as fire crews battled to confine the eight story blaze to the structure, despite a heavy storm and railway stem threats.
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Chicago
Fomiag
Mar
Times
Washington and
Willames
Berlin Cremation Rises Amid War Scarcity of Graves
Berlin faces a burial crisis as cremation becomes cheaper than burial with 35 percent of the dead now cremated. More than 200000 German corpses have been cremated to date, and Berlin crematories run twenty four hours daily in eight hour shifts as the war continues.
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Berlin
Germany
Chose Wedlock Rather Than GTO Injunction Granted
Temporary restraining Charles C. Fitaworris from stationing police at Hotel Aator entrance was granted yesterday by Superior Judge Dennis H. Bulli. First such injunction since March 6 special order. Gene K. Walker testified he visited the hotel six times since last November and observed rooms with solicited acts for grat. Weekend raids at Cheqworale court led to over fifty arrests with continuances. Catherine Herman and Peter Qpilins faced option of marriage or jail. they chose marriage.
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Chicago
Maren TA
Charles C. Fitaworris
Aator
Northwark Street
Dennis H. Bulli
Chit Fitamiarris
K. Walker
Committee of Fiftown
Allexet
Cheqworale Court
Ralda
Daniel P. Trade
Minx
Catherine Herman
Pater Qpilins
Jales Rudge
Local option petition to vote on Reichstag reform in Germany
Berlin reports a petition to settle Germany’s prohibition issue by local option. Mr O T F Melle, head of the Frankfurt seminary, says 410000 electors from 200 cities supported the plan. The proposal would allow a single question vote after one tenth of district voters, with referenda possible no more often than every three years.
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Berlin
Germany
Otf. Melle
Methoist Theological Seminary
Frackfort On Main
Molle
Bodies Found in Albert Sector As War Graves Mount
The Associated Press reports more than 200 British soldiers have been found since January 1 in the Albert sector along the old western front. Bodies uncovered during forest clearing, with daily unearthing continuing as damage from years of heavy fighting yields remains.
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Albert
Associatision
Rome
Trial of Mire Katherine Korie for murder opens
On March 12 the trial of Mire Katherine Korie for the murder of her husband Far Rherln began in the Wad Caluceh court. Mrs Joberie testified in her own defense while the defense argued. The judge instructed the jury and a rebuttal was presented by the state.
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Altornays
Katherine Korie
Far Rherln
Joberie
Marry Shulta
Associated Press
Oskaloown
Wagner
Lewerley
American imports show year’s rise in 1922 totals
Preliminary estimates indicate December Latin ports into the Villea Sister valued at 627000. December 1921 figures are used for year comparison. Total imports for 1922 reach 93,319,088,000 dollars, an increase of about 808,906,000 over 1921.
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Washington, D.C. Mar
Villea
TET Era News Adds Ten The Tet In Late News
scattered OCR text shows late news items claiming ten occurrences related to Tet era events, with references to Chicago markets national coverage, phone lines, and portraits. names and places are unclear, but mentions general front line reports and recurring memorials.
Leniae HS Apopleny Thisti Faction Notes A Clumsy Read
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered phrases and names such as Jamia Syed Mouton and references to ATOM BASA Hat Premier. The readable portions resemble a garbled school note or draft with no clear event, person, or outcome to summarize accurately.
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Jamia
Syed
Atom Tar
Hentia
Maui
Firemen hurt as church burns in Maine
Late news flash reports four firemen injured after a street church on Maine Avenue is destroyed by fire. Fire origin unknown. investigators sent to scene.
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Moore
Eeplecow Chure Way
Rodney
Unconscious 10 Year Old Boy Found at South Shore Station
A 10 year old boy in knee trousers was found unconscious at South Shore station in Chicago. Hammons Institute and Paltee in Hammond and Rast are cited as parties involved in the case. Police are investigating possible poisoning affecting the youth.
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Roy
Hammons
Mar Paltee
Hammond
Chicago
South Shore
Poisoned Lunch Tragedy Strikes 260 Students and Staff
A mass poisoning at King province public school leaves 13 dead among 260 students and teachers. Reports describe several victims collapsing after meals, with nurses and local officials rushing to medical centers. Police investigate possible tainted food and contaminated facilities. more details expected as casualties rise.
Scurr and McGregor Elected to Board
In Creetea at the City Council election Scurr and McGregor were elected to the board. The vote count shows Fr Raa tally figures with percentages and totals for candidates, including Johnston who received 446 votes. The document records the election results, turnout, and related figures from the county clerk’s notes.
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Scurr
McGregor
Peodeme Remoeh Districk
Creetea
Tae Monthy
Une Kasse Hemant
Tyshay
Tesamir
Emper
Foul Dumber
Hallole
Ewamon
Eumen
Gee A Johnston
Mate Requet
Metitraar
Abe
Sime Rhone
Sebeuile
Mathews Receives One Year Sentence in Girl's Death
Court records show Mathews given a year in prison for the death of Loree Metermats, with authorities detailing the trial proceedings and a bond set at 95,008 dollars as the case moves toward appeal and remand in CrtRosTR court.
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Mathews
Joba T Mathews
Loree Metermats
Tamsin
Chow Ur Mathews
Ner
Ory
Evepalle
Imo Phe Wiene Paatik
Crtrostr
Sofa
FRENCH MAY AFTALIATEN BURGOMASTER FRENCH MAY AFTALIATEN
Fragmented OCR text describes a French political position and German actions, with garbled phrases about a burgomaster and military context. No clear event or names other than generic references to France and Germany are readable. The passage lacks concrete dates, places, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
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