Woman Held For Illegal Operations In Des Moines Case
Two charges of manslaughter led authorities to arrest Mey W. HN. Rowler after a seal found illegal operations related to a murder case. Investigators described a pattern of illicit acts, with Tara Miele and others named among those implicated. The case will go before the grand jury after further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. HN
Rowler
Cortie
Ilegal
Tara Miele
Anise
Wen Doal
Tary Martini
Levideae
Grant
Harding to Reach Washington in the Daylight Era
Harding heads to Washington as plans unfold for his new administration. Key figures include Senator Kawe of Pennsylvania and Genouny weird Mr. Martine, with arrivals and ceremonies outlined for the early days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Telec
Marling
Washington P
Lily
Jop Kawe
Pennsylvania
Elvaiiva
Kjex
Martine
President Wilson and Cabinet in Final Meeting
The article describes President Wilson bidding farewell to his Cabinet in the final White House meeting. It notes the ten advisers present, the formal hour spent on official business, and Wilson signing photographs for each adviser before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washineton
B.C. Mare
Eabribek
Adleisvern
Fonesie
Wal
Gablont
Intarssian
Wisi
Mike Mt Tat Vrowk
Priest War
Socialists Demand Debs Freedom from Prison
Regional socialist group urges Eugene V Debs and other political prisoners be released. The executive committee of the Black War party holds a meeting at its Regton headquarters on March 1 to coordinate the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Marel
Eugene Vo Debs
Bhlacks Warty
Regton
Weather Indications for Chicago Next Twenty Four Hours
The forecast notes pale winds and brief periods of cloudiness for Chicago. Conditions suggest a mix of cool and mild temperatures with light to moderate winds from the northwest through the period. No significant precipitation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Migrel
Naval bill abandoned by Senate sparks partisan watchdog plan
A March plan outlined by committee of seventeen antline aims to avert naval appropriations crisis. The narrative cites Senator Pointer of Washington opposing party lines, with governors present and a push to secure national funds before a critical deadline. The article notes political maneuvering and anticipated action in several states to avert a feared deficit.
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Wanttington
Caton
Senutiin Poinexter
Washington
Elcarae
Two Iowa Banks Closed Today
A chaotic late story describes the sudden closure of two Iowa banks amid fears of a wider collapse. Officials warn customers of limited access to deposits as losses and investigations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Porter Ind train wreck blamed on engineer and crew
An investigation into the Porter Indiana wreck Sunday night concluded the engineer and Mitchiewn Central crew were responsible. Seven people were killed and many injured as the train failed to stop or control speed on shifty roads.
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Chicwgo
Honey Swearer
Meigan Central
Jines
Hognemd
Kiremun
Mitchiewn Central Igeta
Vorter
Tid
Witich
J Kelly Writes Life Story After Red Oak Trials
Lyn George reports J Kelly, twice tried at Red Oak in 1917 for the Villisieres murders, has written a book detailing his life and the hook story. The work proposes the cries for which he stood trial and argues against the alleged harsh Roma justice he faced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teed Oak
Lyn
George J. Kelly
Red Oak
Villiseaux
STN
Kelle
President Wilson to Enter Law Practice with Colby
President Wilson plans to enter law practice in partnership with former Secretary of State Colby. The formal announcement notes the arrangement will involve offices in New York and Washington, signaling a shift from his presidency toward a legal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
MM Ranken
Nambide Colby
Wise Wae Affiens Av
New York
Wasitington
Russian Troops Suppress Revolt in Petrograd and Moscow
Reported action shows Soviet government troops quelling a revolt in Petrograd and Moscow. Noelle Marmaworth, under secretary of foreign affairs, watched developments from the House of Commons as authorities moved to stabilise the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiesiizh
Petrograd
Moscow
Noelle Marmaworth
Froien Allairs
Ie Howe
Commons
Major General Wood May Land Big Job
Major General Wood is tipped for a high command as discussions swirl around a possible appointment. President Hardin met with General Wool to discuss governance, while references to the Hue Philippine islands hint at strategic postings and imminent changes in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Miri O. Mach
T Warlon
White House
Oed Hardins
Gener
Leonant Wool
Appalatnion
Generel
Hue
Philippine Islands
Rumors of Revolt in Russia Denied by Officials
London reports from Moscow dismiss rumors of a Soviet uprising as false. Officials say the Soviet government remains in control and international wire services show no corroboration of any revolt. Dispatches emphasize routine news exchanges and deny any upheaval in Russia.
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London
Moyet Raporte
Afticla
Bellieh
Rusia
Muesli
Tate
Mirec
Governor Kendall Announces State Tour Amid Ambiguity
A governor named Kendall plans a statewide tour amid unclear itinerary and references to federal roles. The text mentions a secretary, a national event, and a focus on town infrastructure, with surrounding terms suggesting state and local coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Kendall
State of
Towa
Trouble in Panama May Involve U S
In Panama tensions rise as U S interests appear entangled with local authorities. The report suggests possible regional disturbance could draw U S involvement, with economic and political implications for nearby nations and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
U. S
Millionaire Found Dead in Mystery Ogden Case
An unidentified millionaire is found dead in a private residence. Authorities investigate possible foul play, with early reports suggesting asphyxiation and unusual circumstantial details surrounding the deceased's private estate. Detectives from the city crime bureau await autopsy results.
Markets Report From United States Bureau Of Markets
Daily overview of commodity prices and futures with scattered figures for cattle, grains, pork, lard, and wheat. Notable items include cattle opening markers, grain prices, and various month and year date references across markets. Structural OCR issues produce several garbled terms and illegible values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Markets
Associated Pras
Chicago
Mark
Unclear market event with scattered names and prices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions markets, names like Meiglere, Dewar, and Veale, with scattered figures and dates. No coherent event or outcome emerges. details are too garbled to identify participants, location, or stakes.
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Veale Fume
Ritteng Paule
Ant Unyone
Advanta
Mirurneham
Tom
Olga
Anizalion Firth Way Atairanew
Laraness
Iy Werbers Socyin
Germany Accepts Allied Terms Amid Debate and Strife
Reports indicate Germany faces pressure to meet allied terms as political factions argue over concessions. The debate centers on reparations and security commitments with observers noting potential shifts in policy depending on domestic leadership and international pressure.
Local Cash Markets Report From Caen and Nearby
Market notes list various hay items with prices and quantities. Timothy hay ranges around 2.00 to 2.25 per unit, straw and wild hay cited with prices near 0. The fragment mentions roosters and stags with unrelated pricing and several garbled terms, typical of an OCR farm market blurb.
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Seaie
Timothy Peed
Hurioy
Legion Auxiliary Meeting This Afternoon
A fragmented OCR passage describes an afternoon Legion Auxiliary meeting with garbled lines and unclear details. It appears to reference a gathering, names, and possibly activities, but the readable portion only confirms the event and group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Kendal Revision Date Noted by House Leader
Fragmented OCR text mentions Kendal and a revision date related to a house timeline. Reading shows garbled phrases about a code revision and possible scheduling, with unclear names and events. No clear persons or organizations beyond Kendal appear reliably, making precise summary difficult.
Baby Dies at Extra from Patting Box Pills
A baby died after taking pills labeled on a box described in the report. The incident occurred in a local area with limited readable details, and authorities are investigating the sequence of events leading to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes
Morrell Packing Co Employees Strike Report
A report on Morrell Packing Co employees striking over conditions with workers gathered at the plant gate. The note mentions John Morrell and company involvement and a dispute over pay or terms, with some unclear phrases but indicating a labor action and manager responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrell Packing Co
Two Bills Yet Before President Face Veto Risks
Washington March 7 two bills remain awaiting the president amid emergency and immigration policy debates. White House officials expect a possible veto on one measure while the other seeks swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington, D. C
Pomaient Witaon
Porket
Davis to be new labor secretary says report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Davis designated for the labor secretary role with mentions of Mismoore Rowe and Hynde social training. The text suggests political appointments and a March election timeline, but the details are unclear due to garbled reproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
LABOR
Om Rowe
Len Hynde Social Train
Ems
Martiog Buday
Actian
New Clover Discovered at Iowa State College
A report from Iowa State College describes the discovery of a new clover variety by researchers including W. Nicholson and Simeon Crowley. The find reportedly grows rapidly and could influence forage and pasture practices. Details mention field stations and experimental plots evaluating the plant’s weight and yield compared with existing varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Nolen
Carnerope de
W. Niehotwon
Comedia
Army to Field 58,000 Men for Year Report
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a claim that the U S Army will number about 58,000 men for the year. The text includes garbled phrases and misread words, with no clear dates or contributing details.
Harding Confers With Officials on Ceremonies
Harding meets with officials to discuss ceremonies and arrangements for upcoming events. Acknowledges involvement of Harvitoe, Washings, Lola Eatilereoe, and Teanguta Herry in Tamarraw's care program.
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Harding
Harvitoe
Celesie Witermoot
Lola Eatilereoe
Teanguta Herry
Evi Af Tamarraw
Care Auton
Surrender by Operators in Kidnap Case Report
In a chaotic sequence authorities report surrender of operators tied to a kidnapping plot. One suspect allegedly offered a ransom of ten thousand dollars per victim for release, with limited details on location and individuals involved.
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Byrail
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