TRUST PIONEER PROUD Promoter Prompts Government Debate
Promoter John Parsons argues over government duty to curb capital from agitators amid controversy at the Sugar Refining company board. Charles Elllie, former secretary, admits ignorance of a mysterious resolution while officials discuss liability and political appeal. Cholera situation in New York improves as no cases found among arriving ships.
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John &. Parsons
Catal
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Ie Awe Sigar Refining Company
Aster
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Ial Ruel
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Tursons
Charles 2 Elie
Ameorigan Sugar Refining Company
Margemeyer
Glia
Heike Esid
John Searles
Wiley case reviewed by committee on agency funds
A report by the bureau notes improper use of funds as Willis Poa and Professor Moore face charges for engaging Revi Oduuhiweh, a seismographical expert, without authority and with payments drawn from the agency's emergency fund. The Tome committee will investigate the matter as courts prepare to probe the actions.
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Willis
Dave
Ty Hitnes
Tom
Bureau
OND Ares
Department of Age
Rloulraris
Iven
Wade
Niemi
Receiver Gets Lands In United States Court Action
In a supplementary order, receivers were appointed for the Lews enterprises with assets exceeding 5 million dollars. The Lewis home in University City and related properties are placed under receivership with the wife empowered to deed them to the receivers. The American Women's League property is excluded, and the University City Art Institute building was struck from the court's order.
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St. Louis
Daly
United States
Onliase
Phieed
Deed Co
Lews Enterprises
Atara
Lewis
University City
American Women's League
Oia Ta Colorado
University Gley Art
Oitelatly
Art Institute of the American Women's League
Real Estate Men Elect Denver Convention Officers
Denver July 24 Loutavilla chosen as the 1912 convention city at the closing session of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges animal convention. Officers named for the ensuing year include President Samuel I. Tharpe Minneapolis Vice President Iant Craven Philadelphia Secretary Be Th Doulas Milwaukee Treasurer A. C. Bowers Denver.
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Loutavilla
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
Samuel I. Tharpe
Minneapolis
Iant Craven
Philadelphia
Be Th Doulas
Milwaukee
A. C. Bowers
Back to Fight for Throne Motu AM Returns to Grome
Motu AM exiled shah of Parsha arrives at Games Maye a Caspian Sea port in northern Persia near the Russian border to reclaim the throne. Mohammed AIL forfeits a $24,600 yearly pension as the scene shifts to political turmoil and imperial ambitions. Iowa Automobile Association holds annual meeting at Des Moines electing officers W. Z. Moyer as President H Groves first vice president Decker French second vice president DB H. Doomead secretary treasurer and discussions cover roads and state transportation needs.
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Ruabia
Games Maye
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Persia
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Dox Moines
Iowa Aubtomoblie Association
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Moyer
Des Moines
Groves
Des Moluca
Decker French
Davenport
H. Doomead
Marshalltown
Lorimer Hearing Echoes at New York Trial Scene
Fragmentary notes recount a Lorimer hearing with references to subpoenas and witness statements. The message describes attempts to evade legal process, witnes s testimony, and reactions from figures including a governor. The text reflects disputed credibility and procedural drama surrounding Lorimer.
Census Reports Doubling Farm Values In United States
The 1900 to 1910 census shows farm values rising sharply. Land, buildings, and machinery increased overall by about 108 percent, with total farm value climbing from $13,051,083,000 to $28,084,827,000 and acres expanding from 672,703,000 to 872,703,000.
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Census Bureau
United States
Mide
Micky
Furia
TT Pet Cort
Varin Darplements
Macchinery, Co Parted
Cancer war progress slow report on failure of methods
A London meeting of the Imperial cancer research committee reports slow progress in laboratory efforts against cancer. Sir Willan Selby Church, president of the Royal Society of Medicine, notes that preventive methods tested on affected cases show no evidence of halting cancer growth, spread, or recurrence after removal of the primary tumor.
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Harry
Imperial Cancer Research
War secretary Stimson inspects Panama locks visit
Secretary of War Stimson toured the Panama Canal locks with Brig. Gen. Edwards and officials, inspecting Pedro Miguel and Miraflores locks and Pfelfle terminal. The party observed a submarine blast using 6,000 pounds of dynamite to blast rock beds during the operation.
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Henry L. Stimson
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Panama
Ganero Chivence R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Pedro Mixuet and
Mirafloroa
Pfelfle
Investigation Dropped in Smelting Firm Sherman Case
The New York probe into the Aavorigui Smelting and Refining company and the elevated smelter trust was dropped. District Attorney Wise said complaints against the winelter nat were investigated and found without foundation.
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Om New York
Aavorigui Smelting and Refining Company
Go Ealted Smelter Trust
Wise
Fragmented 1920s headlines shuffle through storms and shocks
A chaotic compilation of disjointed notes reports and names from a 1920s newspaper page. It references political vetoes senate actions disasters accidents deaths and notable figures with scattered places and events across the United States and overseas. The text preserves names such as Watt Herts Crifiltis Stary and Ramigaraattt Deaelacheai amid a tangling of military aviation political debate and local incidents.
Iowa Happenings and Emergency Health Committee Tension
Union will not be recognized formally as state health authorities form an emergency committee. Inspectors hunt robbers after a Des Moines incident. A cattle disease, arthras, is reported in Plymouth County. Iowa oat and winter wheat yields are projected by the Western Grain Association.
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Ottumwa Fire Destroys Furniture Store Loss Reaches 50000
Fire at We i. Cooper & Son furniture store in Ottumwa caused over 50000 in damage. Flames started on the fourth floor likely from electric wires. Firefighters focused on containing the Casper building as wind remained light to aid containment.
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Rival baby shows planned by Iowa church and Mothers Congress
Rival exhibitions spark a state wide event as Mothers Congress and Central Church of Christ women contest to offer the most prizes and numbers. Automobile accident near Wall Take sends three drivers to safety as a car plunges into a drainage ditch but occupants escape. Captain Edward Green dies in Clear Lake after 32 years of local service. Large prairie fire near Portia spreads with efforts to halt it. Found dead beside track Woodbine vendor WW Holmes suspected to have fallen from a moving train.
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