Des Moines Area News Highlights and Local Plans
A Des Moines month shows endowment fund growth and veteran plans. Building permits, up 62 percent from February 1919, reflect rising construction activity while a year earlier showed 24 percent more. The third annual training institute for teachers opens April 20 to 22 under religious education auspices. Local progress includes rail yard preparations at Waterloo and farm optimism as soil and returning work flourish amid county reports.
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Wil Mareh
Des Moines
Polk County Sunésy Reboo
Binfis
Nopparell
Statroad
Towa
Iowa
Ackley Corn
Porhibod
Waterloo
Jowans
New Laws Bring High Costs to Legislature
The piece notes sharply rising expenses under new Oklahoma laws, totaling about 772.40 in cover charges and over 27,600 for burdensome general expenses. Costs include printing, war-related items, desk employees, billings, typewriter rentals, and daily house journals.
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Kaw
Lotrodarad
Daily House
Eerste Jourails
Elling
Legislative Accomplishments and Refusals Report
Summary of legislative actions noting repeal of public funds preference in defunct banks, tighter prohibitions on liquor, improved public deposits guarantees, adjustments to state aid and road funding, parole power shifts for Rockwell Reformatory, higher truck and track taxes, a 7 cent per gallon exsoline tax, and appropriations for fairs and rail-related road development. Also lists refusals including tax bills, interest rate changes, and expansion of workmen’s comp.
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Rockwell Reformatory
Poard of Control
Board of Parole
Railroad Commission
Iowa
Philadelphia
Pranklin County Boys' Club
London
Insnref
Lowa
Highway Commission
Consolidais
Boards of Parole and Patrol
Bank Épostia
Reinove ¢Z
Highway Commission and Change Organization
Herriot Cabinet Overthrown After Senate Battle
Paria premier Herriot saw his cabinet fall after a Senate clash over his record. He resigned to President Doumergue who asked him to stay until a new ministry could be formed. Aristide Briand signaled willingness to form a new government if conditions allow. The crisis centers on confidence, taxation, and bondholder reimbursements as France awaits a new administration.
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Paria
Potticare
Crista
Zgorerowerts
Ballow
Herriot van Alexandre Mil
Aristice Briand
Jim Hnapcini
Briand
Uloe
Bere
Domingznce
Doumergue
Senate
Fortune Following Foundling Becomes Rich Heiress
A New York newspaper reports the foundling Joy Louise Leeds, later renamed Katherine Kennedy, is heiress to over 4 million dollars following the wills of her foster father Warren Mitchell Leeds and a 4 million inheritance from her mother. The infant was found on a doorstep and later raised in Bellevue as Joy Louise Leeds with Baptist baptism.
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New York
Warren MiMin Leeds
Wiliam B. Leeds
Leeds
Tle
Foundlings
Bellevue
Katherine Kennedy
Sweds
Joy Louise Leeds
Great S. Aims for Twenty Year U.S. Expansion
Charles M. Schwab, chairman of Bethsalam Etuel, declared before New York’s annual holding congress that the next two decades will bring the greatest expansion and accomplishment in American industry. He attributed this to abundant natural resources and a people with integrity, bravery, and high ideals.
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Mae
York
Algerican
Charles Mr. Schwab
Bethsalem, Etuel Corporation
New York Holding Congrésu
Fat God Hus
Willam E. Hull
Congress
Frm
Peoria
Coolidge T0
United States
Buenos Aires
Congressman Halt
Iiinole
Nomination hints surface for German president after Hindenburg
Fragmentary notes suggest discussion of a candidate aligned with Hindenburg as potential German president. Mention appears to reference Beriin field and a political figure connected to the former chancellor, with unclear details and dates.
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Hindenburg
Beriin Fiéld
Marahal
Germany
Aladlonalat-Ploe
Turks Mobilize To War On Kurds
Constantinople dispatch reports Turks capturing Ghend in Kurdistan as Kurdish forces suffer about 1000 dead and many wounded. Ismet Pasha told the Angora assembly mobilization is necessary to counter the revolt and its spread.政府 moves push insurgents back from towns, though they regroup in the mountains.
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Longou
Constantinople
Ghend
Kurdistan
Oto
Ismet Masha
Angora
Kurdlatan
Mulutla
Murdin
Melazgerd
Eghin
Workers Reach Body of Collins in Cave Tomb
In Cave City Kentucky workers led by W H Hoos reached Floyd Collins body trapped by rockfall in a cave tomb after 17 days entombed. They dug from a 47 foot level to the bottom of a 65 foot shaft and through 2½ foot lateral tunnels to reach him. Concrete poured to seal the tomb failed to harden, prompting use of rock-chipping charges to free the body.
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Cave City
W. H. Hoos
Central
Cy Wines
Floyd Colling
U S Gets Big Dividend From Panama Railroad
Washington reports a $450 000 check sent to Secretary Mellon by the War Department as a five percent annual dividend from the Panama Railroad Company. The railroad is owned by the U S government and operated across the isthmus by the Canal Zone administration authorities.
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U. S
Panama
Washington
Mellon
War, Department
Panama Nailroad Company
Tha
Capa
Former Patriarch of Russia Dies in Moscow
The Most Rev. Dr. Tee how, former patriarch of Al-Tugula, died after an illness of three days. His death was at his residence in Moscow according to local reports.
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Russia
Moscow
Moncoy
Teehow
Al-Tugula
Tinginu
Ckhon
the Donshuy, Ortery
Lost OCR Fragments Weave Through Unclear Maritime Sums
Fragmentary OCR text hints at barges, river terms, and monetary figures like 29567 and 20067. Names and locations are garbled. The readable bits suggest a maritime or financial note but lack coherent facts, events, or identifiable entities.
Ruth Home Run King Stricken In Baseball Incident
New York reports Ruth, famed home run king of the Yankees, collapsed after a spring training game in Asheville North Carolina. He showed a fever of 105 and possible brain concussion but was declared not in danger and later sent to New York for rest.
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New York
New York Yankees
Fortine
Kuubilerich
Vincent
Edward King
Tia
Ile
Mall
Ruth
Asteville
N.C
Tyenluy
Iwo
di Yankeys
Toore Perloys
Bias
Paroled arson suspect Sailstad seeks private life
E J Sailstad, who burned a corpse to elope, is paroled from the state reformatory after serving a four year sentence on arson. He planned to resume activity as a private citizen. Dorothy Anderson, Sailstad’s “sun shine girl,” also sentenced to four years at Taycheedah, will not be eligible for parole for several months amid a national search for the missing man connected to the cottage fire on Lake Neha.
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E. J. Sailstad
Green Bay
Wila
Eilwore
Sailstad
Dorothy Anderson
Siiaiad
Tayehdedal
Phateiql
Lake Nebagahon
Saitprad Wasakion
Itaernve
Baflatud
Willie Be
Anderson Girl
Governor's Son Fined for Escapade With Schoolgirl
Kalonahey Donahey nineteen son of Governor Gay Donahey is fined one hundred dollars after a probate court case in Youngstown. Judge Clarence Graham found him guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a minor concerning Lillian Vogel a fifteen year old from Zancaville. Vogel vanished and remained a mystery until located by a local landlady. Donahey placed on strict probation for one year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kalonahey
Gay
Vic
Donahey
Lillian Vogel
Zancaville
Te Elasey
Youneaville
Clarence Graham
Young
Downhey
Volunteers Battle Forest Fires in Pennsylvania Amid Devastation
Volunteers fight forest fires across central and western Pennsylvania as hundreds rally to contain the blazes. Reports describe thousands of acres scorched near Altoona and threats to nearby college buildings.
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Volunteera
Pennsylvania
Buttadelphia
Forest
Gonniderbio
Pennylvania
Aeustingdon
Attoona
Unclear source. fragmentary text about funds and department spending
Fragmentary OCR text mentions guard money and department expenditure, with garbled names and dates. Unable to identify clear persons or actions from the fragment.
Reprise of ey tao ng Toni eatloh
Readable fragments from an OCR page fragment show unclear names and a possible event involving Toni in a reprise. The text is fragmentary with no clear date place or organization to anchor a full summary.
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Ey Tao Ng
Toni Eatloh
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