Iowa Legislature Enacts Notable Changes and Major Funds
The article surveys the Thirtieth General Assembly new laws and major appropriations. It highlights insurance reforms, a state wide primary election push, a juvenile court expansion, and significant spending on state institutions, including a history building and a separate facility for treatment of problem drinkers. It also notes road and highway bills, stock shipper regulations, and debates over a state constabulary and tax provisions.
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Ag Renutent
State Fair Grounds
Iowa
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Board of Ecentral Bill
Cornell Bluffs
Ares
Board of Control Institutions State University
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Atate College
Ames
Normal
St. Louis
Etnie University
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CTA
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Pete Eters
Benedict Nome
MOOR
Cornell Bluits
Inspection County
Tagine
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Halles
Cly Sioux Dubuque Rescue
Lleme
Dubique
Supreme Court Dypense
Cowa
St. Dou
Veterinary DepartMent
Suugura- Thom
Ieee
National Guard
Anderaon
William Vedder
Hnte Lloywe
Espitolime
Enpitol
Ashile Frei
Denise Jatin
Denise Jatin. Anatiive Sinter
Wvsia Pier
Flemminissing
Ty Tovesthgiy
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Tomudl
Des Moines
Dea Moluax
Benator Croseley
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Losa
Canntion
Vailey House
Hot. Adams
House
B.D. Channell
Tlymouth
Dewhan
Chassell
Senate
United States
Delano
Carn County
Tanne
Railrouad Committee
Chicago
Philuieth General Assembly
Hughes
Qin Jons Hills
Nan Por
Alppley
Tsathaty
Tohew
Sleeda
State College
Aion Sivdt
Missouri Battleship Missouri Disaster at Pensacola
Aboard the battleship Missouri off Pensacola Florida a powder explosion during target practice on the twelve inch gun turret and a second blast in the handling room killed 25 and injured five. Captain William Cowles led a rapid flood of the magazine and crew to prevent a larger catastrophe as the ship’s crew rushed to fight fires and rescue those hurt.
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Missouri
Willian Cowles
Truogevelt
Lycharge
Massachusetts
Navy Department
Cowles
Trammer
Kayo
Tome
Dog Meat Furore Surfaces in St Louis Fair Supply Row
A damaged dispatch reports amid a St Louis fair tension over dog meat demand and a push by a Philippine commission to supply dogs for a meat market. Officials and workers fear unrest as investigators look into the dog meat trade and its impact on local markets.
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Seattle
Newleet
Tibet
St. Bagh
Spence
Bitte
Murder Case Echoes in Upstate New York
A fragmented note outlines a murder linked to a man named Milawird in Stimatnci New York. It mentions the death of his wife Luby and references a landmark trial atmosphere. The text shows garbled names and places, indicating a historical crime report.
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Tivo
Else Libellat Ware Presse
Han We
Tsien
Lk Pathe
Willinnne
Aawevieni
Milawird
N.Y
Biiler Ivest
Luby
Global Wars Roar Across Nations In 19th Century Chronicle
The article catalogs multiple conflicts worldwide an overviews expanding wars. It highlights British colonial actions in Africa against native forces in South Africa and Nigeria Mad Mulia campaigns. It notes Moros in the Philippines and Balkan clashes among Macedonians Albanians and Turks. It mentions Dutch Chinese fighting in Sumatra with heavy losses and the Santo Domingo unrest.
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Nigeria
Satantsland
England
Muglandia
Philippines
Sumatra
Hing
NO RULE FOR MERGER Supreme Court remands Minnesota suit
The U S Supreme Court on Monday sent back to Minnesota courts the merger suit originally brought by the state. The opinion by Justice Harlan, joined by all justices, held the lower federal court lacked jurisdiction and should not have heard the case when taken from state court by the Northern Securities Company. The decision rejects that the matter involved federal criminal, equity, or regulatory proceedings or federal damages claims.
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Federal Supreme Court
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Harlan
Northern Securities Company
United States
Trolley to St Louis and Illinois Interurban Plan
The first annual meeting of the Bloomington Illinois interurban company elected officers and set plans for a $2,000,000 road to connect Bloomington with Springfield and Veoria. The system aims to link Joliet and Chicago with St Louis via surveys and extensions, predicting Chicago to St Louis travel by trolley in years.
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Newlnois Road
Bloomington
Janelpal Inlandetties
Illinois
Litcom
Wekin
Ether
Springfield
Aml
Veoria
Central Inols
Joliet
Springfeld
Cuuilingile
St. Louis
Chicago
Rush for the Gold Fields in Alaska Spring Miners Migrate
A Seattle dispatch predicts a northward spring rush of about 10,000 miners to Alaska including Nome Tanana Klondike and Copper River regions. Prospecting and development surged over winter with widespread activity across southeastern districts. The report notes upcoming breaks in river flooding could influence mining and transport as crews prepare for the season.
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Alaska
Seattle
Mundie Anit
Henotal
Nome
Hyce Hoon
Russian War Losses Report Vast Naval Toll at Port Arthur
Turbulent dispatches recount a catastrophic Russian fleet disaster at Port Arthur. Vice Admiral Makarov dies with much of his crew as battleships Pobleda and Petropavlovsk suffer crippling damage. Torpedo boat destroyer Vestranshni sunk. Admiral Makaro ff name appears in chaotic accounts amid Japanese advances and mixed casualty figures.
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Malaroft
Port Arthur
Makgroff
Minotio Islands
St. Petersboig
Cither
Port Arthue
Cutropiylovak
Makavott
Pobleda
Vestrachni
Prince Oukiomsky
Makaroff
Tupanise
Venta
Firstelias
Vobleda
Zatsarenni
Petropiavlovsk
Cam
Sykio
After the War What Will Be The Settlement
General Pranely V. argues that a decisive victory by Japan or Russia will not end war. He warns peace terms will be dictated by a congress of great powers, shaping a global settlement beyond the two combatants.
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Russia
Japan
Ienthier
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Gen. Pranely V
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Turkey
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Nike
de Qelent
Tassia
Thieille Court
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Hussin
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Mtfond
Berlin
China
Shmenoseki
Treasing
Germany
Wrance
Dap Diese Niporer
Fagan
Touler
Pavan
Washington
Unclear news note on leaders and events in 19th century
Fragmented OCR text references Lis Moers Naugait and New South Wales, New York, and a provocative remark about asparagus crop and public sympathy. The piece is garbled with numerous misspellings and lacks a coherent narrative or clear events to summarize.
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Tadiannpedis
New South
Wilesias
Suay York
Soustor Bintan
Californie
Legislature Debates Reapportionment and City Hall Bill
The Iowa General Assembly moves on reapportionment terms and a city hall project in Des Moines. Measures to increase payrolls face scrutiny as officers advocate reforms, while Speaker Clarke receives a ceremonial chair and praise for leadership amid tense votes.
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Boal Kuta
DNL
East Waterloo
Senate
State House
Imerly
Pharmacy Comulesion
Kirtieth Tenaril Assembly
House
George W. Clarke
Adel
Temple
Clarke County
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippet from Tanbanpre
A garbled article fragment mentions Aronuil the Brule and a belt event at Tanbanpre, government officials and a postal sale, typhoid concerns, a thief at New Springs, and discussions of public works and calories. Names and places are partially obscured, with a murky reference to water supply and social functions.
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Tanbanpre
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Dodge
Heeabur
Davenport
Thievan
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