Troops Bring Rain to Texas at Galveston Camp
Twenty six hundred soldiers landed by transport at Galveston Fort Crockett. Rain lashed the camp as tents blew down and huts proved uninhabitable. Despite soaking, troops worked to set up a new defense complex with concrete barracks and a seawall, part of fortifications hardened after the 1910 storm.
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Galveston
New Build
Inga
Troopa
Sea Wall
Fort Crockett
Crockest
Gulf Front
Aince
Parents deed away child in county record filing
A deed filed in the county records transfers parental rights to Mrs Rosalie de Friestas for a twenty nine month old baby boy. The document, described as a typical deed of transfer, cites love and affection and better protection as consideration. Ernest Pullyan is noted in the deed alongside George Giadyg Philyaw.
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Lang
Usta
Rosalie de Friestas
Bodies of sailors recovered after fishing boat disaster
Traveland March 20. Life savers recovered the bodies of Edwin Tolmes and Edwin Johnson, who perished with six others when the Silver Spray sank off Cleveland harbor last week. Five other crew members were rescued. one body remains at large, Walter Longonean, fourteen, cabin boy. New York March 20. News notes the Carnegie element's steady elimination from the steel trust as W B Dickson is dropped as first vice president, signaling formation of a large independent steel company led by top steel makers.
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Edwin Tolmes
Edwin Johnson
Cleveland Harbor
Walter Longonean
Olf
New York
Carnegie
atec-Lrust
W. B. Dickson
Pope Receives General Reyes and Discusses Mexico
In Rome on March 20, the pope held a private audience with General Bernardo Reyes, the Mexican soldier. The Holy See said President Dias favors church state separation, but the Vatican is satisfied with the church's position in Mexico.
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Bernardo Reyes
Mexico
Hla
Reyes
Dias
Vaticans
Death of Farm Hand William Payne Near Morris Town
In New York on March 20, the mangled body of William Payne a farm hand was found in a feature near Morris town where he had been go rat to death by a fall. Payne disregarded warnings and alone attempted to let the animal into a field.
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New York
William Payne
Morris Town
Payne
Ans City Grain Company Assignment in Kanagai City
A March 20 assignment for credit protection was made by Percy C Braith of the Braith company of a large city and Hy T Fone Ital Fi, extending to Ans City Grain Company in Kanagai City.
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Kanagai City
Creditara
Percy
Limantour Arrival Sparks War of Welcome in Mexico City
Mexico City greets Finance Minister Limantour with a broad social welcome reflecting high hopes for his leadership. Officials, lawyers, students, railway workers and press attend a station ceremony led by a hacienda sub secretary. A Des Moines Prohibition party event awaits May 4 with a daylong conference and banquet.
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Mexico
Tose Yves Limantour
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Perce
Senor Lihnantour
Delega Hons
Pes Moines
Maren Wou
Uirant Jones
Perry
Prohibition Party
Jones
Des Moines
Local County Haying Grinds Down Insect Pests
Farmers report forty five days of haying in Waycress Gn Maren county and claim to have killed over 11000 Rent larka, enemies of corn. A purst of Zold distributed by farmers targeted contestants who killed 1000 birds each.
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Waycress
Various Feb events span crime fires and mysteries in early news
February reports note Mrs. Bulli Melbher convicted of murder and starting a twenty year sentence in Aubture prison. A Moscow police action claims Tolstoy volumes. Philadelphia workmen repair a treasury floor worth 1400 dollars lost for three years. Dorothy Arnold’s body remains unfound in Central Park waters. A Lincoln coach burned in Columbus Heights with Lincoln’s body earlier moved to Springfield. A Chicago death surrounds Missoury Wright at the Cary hotel after a theater escort. Confederates and theater plans referenced in late notes.
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Washington
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Reugion Wa Ie Ma
Roosevelt Opens Storage Dam At Roosevelt Dam Site
Former President Theodore Roosevelt dedicates the Roosevelt storage dam as part of the Salt River irrigation project. Gates lift, water pours through, and crowds observe from the dam tower amid a large ceremony in March.
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Salt River Valley Water Users’ Ssociation
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Uncle Sam
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Suffrage Campaign Opens in Topeka with Miss Pankhurst
English suffragette Miss Sylvia Pankhurst opened a campaign for women's suffrage in Topeka at the First Baptist Church. She portrayed fearless resolve, urged organized campaigning, and forecast women gaining the vote within a year. She recounted militant experiences in London and emphasized effective action at the local level.
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Maroh
Sylvia Pankhurst
Pankhurst
Jooks
Ul Militun
London
Kineas
Comania
Rage killer ends two lives before self death
In Breubusville, Joseph Tinha aged 45 shot and killed his son Joseph, then set fire to the grocery store he ran, and killed himself. Firemen found the bodies after extinguishing the blaze. He had marital troubles two years ago and the couple had recently been reconciled.
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Breubusville
Marette
Joseph
Tinha
Ant
Jlenny
Grovery
Helm
Untitled fragment regarding Portland event and weather
Fragmentary text from Portland mentions March and local notes. Scattered phrases reference avlation and local entities but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Expedition 10 Bird Island to Study Albatross Breeding Ground
A pioneering Iowa State University expedition, led by Prof C C Noting though not traveling, plans to leave San Francisco in March for a coral island off Hawaii. The team will document albatross populations and create a cyclorama of the scene for the Iowa Museum, aided by taxidermists, artists, and assistants.
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Iowa City
Laysan Island
Department of Zoology
State University of Jews
San Francisco
Apel
Honolulu
University of Iowa
C C. Noting
Washington
Japan
Professor Nutting
Sonu
Tren
R. Dill
C. A. Corwin
Chicago
Horace Young
Fargo
N. D
Clarence Albrecht
Wiverly
Dill
University of Towa
Museum of Iowa
Annual Feast for Paupers at Delaware County Poor Farm
Inmates and friends at the Delaware county poor farm in Manchester Iowa gathered for the Spangler feast, a banquet funded by Grace Spangler's bequest to provide an annual sumptuous meal. More than 100 inmates and as many guests enjoyed delicacies, in one of the region’s notable yearly events.
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Delaware County Poor Farm
Spangler
Manchester
Delaware County Poor
Wayne county Iowa seed leader touted by speaker
Des Moines reports A D McGuire praising Wayne county as the world’s second largest seed producer. He notes Haneston creamery ranks with the country’s biggest, Lindetin serves far south and east, and Iowa dairy goods compare with New York’s. The piece also mentions a 1907 census of 2,007 cavea.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Remcked
A.D. McGuire
Huneston
Udut
Wayne County
Haneston
Lindetin
Exeunt
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Kedar
Kondhern
New York City
New England
New York State
Frank James Returns to Lees' Summit After Oklahoma Move
Frank James, brother of the outlaw James, formerly settled in Oklahoma near Faneh years ago and announced his intention to move to die in Oklahoma. Recent events, including his mother's death, prompted a change of plans and he now prepares to return to Lees' Summit. An outline of James' ranch life and past ties to old gang days appears in the included notes, with health concerns influencing his decision.
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Gaia
Maren
Frank James
Dese James
Oklahoma
Faneh
Tames
Lees’ Summit
James Banth
James
Certificates for teachers in Iowa propose five year option
Des Moines reports a proposed statewide change to teacher certificates. The plan allows a five year certificate for those who remain in the field and undertake at least one professional study yearly, with possible conversion to a permanent certificate. Supporters say it raises flexibility while opponents warn it lowers standards and opens the door to less qualified holders. The proposal advances to the senate for consideration this week.
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Des Moines
Maret
Iowa
Naftzger Declared Guilty in Stamp Trading Case
Naftzger former president of Fourth National Bank of Wichita was found guilty by a jury in federal court of buying and selling stolen postage stamps. The offense carries up to five years in prison and a $5000 fine. Frank Burt ex police chief and John Callahan of Wichita were involved with related convictions. Sentencing for Naftzger Burt and Callahan expected this week with no appeal planned for Naftzger if the sentence is light.
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Fourth National Bank of
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Kansas
Burt
John Callahia
Wiehita
Milan Kan
Callahan
Roy Templeton
Edward Bart
Vwope
Burdick
Nafigeer
College founder dead in Clarksburg district
Dr. J. G. Stewart of Clarksburg Mo aged twenty three? years died at his base in Clarksburg near here. He founded Chickats collage now fifty five years established. Survived by a widow and three daughters. He served as Maniteau county representative in Gos and a pension board member until his death.
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Clarksburg
Tripton
Mare
Stewart
Mantheoun County
Here
Chickats Collage
Mirty
Imi
Local Mayor Faces Severe Illness Amid Fiscal Strife
Ailing Glevaland mayor Tom L. Johnson nears death after a year of poor health amid a contentious fare debate. City officials report instability as residents await leadership and possible election actions to address ongoing financial pressures.
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Glevaland
Uns
Rates at stake in vast U S rail hearings in Washington
Western roads face sweeping changes as the Interstate Commerce Commission opens hearings on long and short haul clauses and rate structures from eastern U S points to the west of the Rockies. The case, described as among the most far reaching, gathers top railroad executives at the Willard Hotel to discuss overhauls in revenue, competition, and rate making spanning four decades.
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Washington
Commerce Commission
Regulat. Com
Rocky Mountains
Commission
Willard Hotel
Railroads
United States
Congress
National Capital
Wall Street Bets On Supreme Court Decisions
New York March 20 Wall Street and the region following its lead await the Supreme Court rulings in the Standard Oil and American Tobacco cases. Traders bet on daily outcomes with wagers on whether decisions will be announced that day. Meetings at Joos odda show sentiment leaning against Standard Oil and toward a favorable ruling for American Tobacco, with tobacco stocks rising and Standard Oil edging lower.
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New York
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Stock Exchange
Joos Odda
Standard Qi Company
American Tobacco
Standard Oi
Range War Flare Ups In Wyoming and Peru Howl
Startling reports from South Dakota and Wyoming describe renewed violence between sheepmen and cattlemen. In Johnson County a long running feud escalated with a deadly raid on wagons belonging to Jack Allemande and an alleged torture of a sheep herder. Separate dispatch notes a Perkins County wolf roundup at White Butte with 260 participants and a gun ban, allowing several wolves to escape.
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Bronx Falls
South Dakota
Wyoming
Jack Allemande
Allemande
Hla
Lle
Aberdeen
S. D
Perkins County
White Butte
Nur Har
Utah Legislature Closes After Passing Local Option Bills
March 20 Salt Lake City reports the Utah legislature adjourned sine die after enacting measures granting cities and counties local option on prohibition, establishing commission government in towns, limiting women’s labor to nine hours, banning cigarette sales, and making gambling a felony.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Cities Commission
Maling Kambling
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