Missing Iowa physician puzzles state authorities
eNews of Iowa reports Dr George W. Jones a leading western Iowa surgeon and Leo County Medical Society president vanished after a Christmas night trip to Stockport for an emergency operation. Authorities traced him to Keokuk and Biteling, while his missing funds and destination remain unclear.
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Gov. Jones
Urasher
Tome
W. Glyde Jfouen
Chichya
Eta
Leo County Medical Society
Jeff Keokuk
Stockport
Tie
Bitelinghon
Agg Fon
DOG GUARDs BODY OF MISTRESS AND ATHLETIC TROUBLE
A faithful collie stood guard beside the body of Mrs W J Burns near Council Bluffs while mourners arrived. Mrs Burns had been visiting a sister in Council Bluffs and died after a long illness. Meanwhile disputes in Iowa sports circles threaten scheduling after alleged premeditated injuring at a championship game. A pension fraud case unfolds as Alfred Daugharty is accused of impersonation and John L Markert faces alleged government benefit theft.
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Collin
W. J
St. Paul
Bettween Ames
Umiversity
Trots Smith
Kirk
Sa Dleyer
Haa Bevn
Alfred Daugharty
Keokik
Soldiers
Yhome
Marshalltown
Daugharty
Erinad
John L. Markert
Washington County
Ilinois
Sie
Rea! Maykurt
Shot-Wirer and flood of mines claim lives in Albina
A mine in Albina, near the Slooking Coat Company, killed Shot-Wirer Is Hilted and Chaves Bagsley after a fuse ignited in one room and gas and smoke filled the passage. Multiple tragedies and legal notices follow, including other deaths and injuries across towns, with a large bequest to a Baptist church and various court actions.
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Chaves Bagsley
Slooking Coat Company
Albina
Lewis
Mourve
Downton
Churely
Baptist
J. WY
Glenwood Hantse
Soldier Boy Howard Parole Petition Headed by County Jury
Jury of twelve men from Tok county plan to sign a parole petition for Mivoy W. Howard a twenty year old soldier found guilty of shooting Martha Pievay on the night of November 20. Sentencing conducted by Judge Treman marked his final act as criminal judge.
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Tok
Mlvoy
Howard
Suliier
Martha
Altar
Cvitnal
Mey
Discontinued Post Office and Local Troubles Across States
A scramble of short notes reports Sinuliit post office closure and mail redirection to Parkersburg. It covers illnesses, deaths, bank approvals, weather’s impact on fishing, local church fundraisers, resignations, property losses, political candidacy, a poisoning scare, automobile plans between farmers, a self shooting, a fatal coal camp shooting, a Christmas party-related jail, a bank robbery suspect, a railway car break, a creek accident with fatal injuries, and an ice accident that saved a life.
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Lowa National Bank of
Ys Malnes
Wreastey
First National Bank of Hubbard
Lowa
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Vwan
Methodist
Town City
Pyirfield
Ny H. Motts
Newton
N. Noble
Indianola
J. A. Dyer
Mason City
G. A
Cedar Rapids
Ada Stull
Wendell Stull
Marshalltown
Clem Parker
Orrin Tearson
Shay
Eldrers
Joseph Snyder
Farrer
Henry Snyder
Tom Frazier
Tamex Mitchell
Cricket
Oskaloosa
Frazer
Mitchell
Mone
Fray Vier
Enterprise
Charles Carter
Lea
Dies Moines
George Oscars
Polk County
Oscars
Des Moines
Carter
Carl Bowker
Davenport
Clayton County
Hlader
Grand
Turkey River
Hougé Hn Wan
Richard Gail
Ralph Willman
Swaledale
Kentucky Tobacco War Tallies Major Destruction and Fear
The Kentucky tobacco war, highlighted by night riders wrecking Hopkinsville and other towns, has disrupted commerce and harmed growers. Riders seized towns, burned barns, dynamited factories, and intimidated farmers resisting the tobacco trust. Losses approach nearly a million dollars, with casualties and widespread fear across Kentucky and beyond.
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Hopkinsville
Kentucky
American Cobacco Company
Tobacco Trust
Tobacco Company
Princeton
Tropkinsville
Eddyville
Kuttawa
Lyon
Caldawell
American Inuit Company
M. CG. Rice
Limits on Japanese emigration to the United States
The United States and Japan reportedly reached an agreement to curb emigration by Japanese to America. Emigration would be restricted to students and merchants, with laborers entirely barred. Japan would supervise enforcement, and Ambassador O'Brien accepted the plan provisionally while warning violations could strain the friendly ties.
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United States
O'Millen
Adutrs
Hayashiry Tokio
Ita
America
O'Brien
Ttiv
Usyashi
Treaties of Latin Nations Near Final Signature
Central American peace conference in Washington nears signing seven treaties as delegates agree to create a periment court and an international Central American bureau, with extradition, education, communication, and financial accords also planned to foster regional peace.
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Waraington
Ling
Cente America
Periment Court
Cente Amerigua Pedagogica
Brownville Court Tests Roosevelt's Discharge of Soldiers
Oscar Wy Reid sues to challenge President Roosevelt's 1917 order discharging Black soldiers from Brownsville Texas citing the Brownsville affair. Suit filed in the Southern District of New York seeks Supreme Court review to settle legality and authority in a timely fashion.
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Brownville
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Pesan
Supreme Court of the
United States
Oscar Wy- Reid
United States Court For
Southern District of New York
America Remains Wealthy Nation in Thirteen Decades Growth
Figures from 1870 to 1907 show per capita wealth rising from $770.83 to $1,310.11 aided by population growth and expanding real and personal property. Data from the census and Treasury illustrate a vast expansion in bank deposits, currency, and national expenditures, with imports and exports reaching record levels in 1907.
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Sim
Croesus
Lydia
Bureau of Statistics
Bureea
Treasury and Agrictural Department
William FH. Curtis
Washington
Ile
United States
Paki
Toaso
Treasier
Tuman
Record of 1907 economy and Congress inaction article
A lengthy 1907 review contrasts strong treasury figures and growing farm values with stark legislative inertia. It catalogs agricultural, industrial, and transport gains since 1870, notes vast rail and postal changes, and critiques the Sixtieth Congress for three weeks of work with minimal substantive action before adjournment. It also mentions post office revenue shifts, committee leadership, and early Senate party adjustments.
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Congress
Monnday
House
Senate
Congressional
Dilly
Ainore
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