Iowa Solons Mix It On Floor General Drake Stadium Scenes
Des Moines report from March 26 details a bustling legislative session with adjournment likely by April 17 while highlighting bills on bank reserves at 25 percent, state tax changes, and a major Drake University Stadium relay meet on April 27 28 at the 14th annual Weuke relay event. The article also covers a fatal hotel room incident in Des Moines with coroner findings and notes on several individuals connected to the case.
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Klan for Women to Be Launched in Near Future
A Ku Klux Klan women’s auxiliary is planned to be launched soon, led by national organizers. The group targets white Protestant women over 18 and aims to operate nationwide alongside the main Klan. Organizers promise rapid groundwork within a short period.
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Fire at Princeton Apartments Kills Three In West 57th Street
A lit cigar tossed by a distracted individual sparked a blaze at the seven story Princeton apartments on West 57th Street. Fire spread quickly, claiming the lives of three residents and causing injuries to many others. Women and police aiding in rescues suffered burns, with fourteen or more treated for serious injuries.
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New York
Princeton
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Elevator disaster probe opens at Handolph Hotel
Des Moines reports an elevator fell to the basement causing injuries. Investigating officials include Chief of Police Hammond and Coroner Clit. Five injured remain in local hospitals. A witness named Kirk says the car failed to stop last week on the first floor.
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Iowa Senate debates gas tax plan in heated session
Daily Legislative Letter from Des Moines reports the Iowa Senate moved toward a gasoline tax proposal by Senator Mead, but House opposition and shifting committee measures threaten its passage. The plan would split tax revenue between primary and secondary roads, or divert all to secondary roads, with political maneuvering casting doubt on any final bill.
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World’s Record Broken by Dayton Army Aviators
Dayton army aviators today shattered a world speed record by averaging 232.97 miles per hour. The challenge set by Wright Pick saw the team surpass prior marks as officials confirmed the result.
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Man Kills Wife and Mother-in-Law Then Dies
In Sand Point area on March 24 Phill Papa, 44, after attending Avevices here, shot and killed his wife Lena and her mother-in-law Mrs. Geo Ferraro, 52, at the Ferraro residence, then fatally shot himself. Domestic difficulties cited as the motive.
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Weather Summary from Dr HM Stanley Observations
The following focal observations cover the past 24 hours ending 7 am. Readings show varying highs and lows with rainfall not recorded on several days. March dates include 20 29 degrees, 22 37 degrees, and 24 45 degrees with notable temperature at 1 pm today around 34 degrees.
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Madame Sarah Bernhardt Dies In Paris At 7 59 PM
Madame Sarah Bernhardt died in Paris at 7 59 PM surrounded by her son Maurice. A message to friends overseas conveyed by her secretary Madame Normand expressed gratitude for American sympathy. Earlier reports noted her fragile condition and ongoing treatment, with doctors uncertain she would survive the day as a priest administered last rites at her home.
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EXTRA CLARINDA BANDITS SENTENCED
Theass on Cariady Jawa March 26 reports Clyde Rilenowt age 34 Arthur Fish 18 and Lord Willer 34 pleaded guilty before Judge Pet ran of Page County District Court to adopting Deputy Sheriff Stanley Pander Inet December 4. Riden Jour got 30 years Fort Madison Ford Madison. Willer 10 years Fort Madison. Fisher 5 years Anamosa. Embrer the remaining participant was sentenced last week.
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Philippine revolutionary figure Guevara linked to US ties
Philippine Senator Peire Guevara appears in this era article noting his role in the Philippine rebellion against Spain and later involvement with American troops and a commission shaping policies with the United States.
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New Pilots for Three Ball Clubs in Year Three
The American League and national league clubs announce new managers for the 192 rewon season. Frank Chance leads the Woaton Sted Sox with veteran shortstop Dan Bush. Art Fletcher oversees the National. Henry McKer nne takes the Pirates and Christy Mathewson guides the Braves with Fred Mitchell.
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Safe Blowers Get $5,000 From Herring Motor Co
Robbers obtained approximately $5,000 in cash from the safe of the Herring Motor Company in Des Moines on Saturday. A stenographer sitting nearby was reading, described as a novel rather than a spelling book, as part of the scene.
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Hughes Replies to Allied Loan Proposal in Berlin Talks
Lawrence Washington March 26 Secretary Hughes replied to the second proposed loan of Allies in early negotiations to settle American claims for repayment of costs of maintaining American occupation forces in Germany. The reply was conveyed by Eliot Wadsworth, the American representative in Paris, and will be delivered at the next Allied meeting. He notifies that German property owned by the American Army of Occupation will be considered in the settlement.
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Keliot Wadsworth
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Peace To Reconvene April 2
The Associated Press reports the peace talks will reconvene on April 2. The article notes expected discussions focus on cooperation and humanitarian aid amid ongoing tensions.
Weekly Legislative Letter Dey Motues March 24
A detailed overview of the legislative scene as bills move through both houses. It notes the volume of introduced measures, mostly stalled or withdrawn, and explains committee sifting and calendar placement. The piece comments on gubernatorial actions, withdrawals, and the uncertain fate of many bills as the session progresses.
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