Endowments and Projects Span Iowa News Notes
Iowa items report Carnegie and Rockefeller pledges, university memorial funds, a new fireproof hotel in Leon, and a plan to study heart disease with state groups. Civil service appointments, tuberculosis prevention efforts, pheasant game law, Gold Star memorials, and highway rail yard plans are noted along with bank clearings, endowment drives, and tax return timelines.
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Iowa laws cost uns and bills of the forty first assembly
Figures from legislative pay rolls and expense accounts show the forty first general assembly, dubbed the economy legislatura, will cost the state over 272000 dollars. Major items include committee clerk pay, doorkeepers, printing, and journals. Key measures enacted include public deposits guarantees, higher track and truck taxes, gasoline tax to fund roads, and an Iowa exhibit budget. refusals included income tax and altering election law.
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Herriot Cabinet Falls After Senate Vote in France
France faces a political crisis as Premier Herriot's Radical Socialist cabinet falls after a Senate confidence vote 166 to 184. Herriot resigns, Doumergue asks ministers to stay, Briand may form a new government. Debates focus on taxation, bondholder reimbursements, and public confidence.
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Unknown East Side Foundling Becomes Heiress at Death
A former girl waif aged about twelve ascended to a fortune exceeding eight million dollars through a complex will. Foster parents Warren Leeds and his wife left Joy Louise Leeds a vast estate after a life marked by abandonment, a nervous breakdown, and a mysterious origin tied to Bellevue Hospital where she was named Kennedy at baptism.
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Schwab Sees Greatest UGS Expansion in America
Charles M Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel, told the New York public congress that the nation possesses vast natural resources and a highly alert, brave people. He predicted the greatest industrial expansion in American history driven by grit and ingenuity.
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Von Hindenburg Nominated Candidate for President
Fragmentary text indicates nomination of von Hindenburg for president with unclear surrounding details and possible misspellings. No verifiable dates or entities beyond the candidate name.
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Turks Mobilize to War on Kurds
From Constantinople the Ex change Telegraph reports Turks have captured Ghend in Kurdistan. Gen Ismet Tasha told the Angora national assembly a fourfold mobilization is necessary as revolts in Kurdistan and other regions threaten the country. Rebels attacked Malatha Mardin and Melzgerd, and even Eghin, with urban centers driven back but retaining organization and continuing the struggle.
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Body of Floyd Collins Recovered From Sand Cave
Workers led by W YH Hunt in Cave City Kentucky reached the body of Floyd Collins, the cave explorer killed by a rockfall after 27 days entombed. Digging from the 40-foot level to the shaft and through a 25-foot lateral, with charges ready if needed, allowed progress toward the natural tomb despite heavy rock.
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U S Gete Big Dividend From Panama Railroad
A government check for 360000 was sent to Secretary Molloy by the War Department, representing a five per cent annual dividend from the Panama Railway Company. The line is government owned and operated by the Central Zone administration authorities on the isthmus.
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Former Patriarch of Rui Dies in Moscow
An unexpected death ends a historic tenure as the religious leader known as the former Patriarch of Rui passes away in Moscow. Family and followers mourn the loss while officials prepare tributes and a formal memorial period.
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Moscow
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear historical note
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions figures and names in garbled form. The legible parts point to a monetary amount and possible names, but detail is insufficient to identify a clear event, place, or date. The text resembles a torn archival line with possible references to barge trade or transportation.
Ruth Stricken After Concussion in Yankees Car Room
Babe Ruth, famed home run king, collapsed in a car dressing room after an exhibition game spell. Doctors say he is run down with low blood pressure and a possible light attack but may be back for the opening game of the Detroit series. he remains under care in a New York hospital.
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Paroled arsonist Sailstad linked to cottage burning case
E J Sailstad, freed from a four year term in a Wisconsin reformatory, sought a private citizen role after parole granted for arson tied to a Lake Noha cottage fire. Dorothy Anderson, called Silmaige’s “m sisi egirl,” also slated for parole denial, faced four years in Taycheedah for involvement. The pair vanished after the cottage blaze and alleged grave desecration.
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Snilatia
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Enue
Lake Nohagunon
Governor's Son Fined For Delinquency Case In Ohio
Donahay, nineteen year old son of Gav Vic Donahay, was found technically guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after an escapade with Littian Vogel. Judge Clarence Grahlin ordered him to pay 100 dollars and place Vogel under strict supervision for four years.
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Volunteers Battle Forest Fires Across Pennsylvania Area
Volunteers in Pennsylvania tackle widespread forest fires spreading from western regions to the Altoona area. Fire crews report hundreds of volunteers aiding efforts near Huntingdon and the Juplin campus area as flames threaten farmland and college property. More than four thousand acres charred in the Altoona vicinity.
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Juplin
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Coplidge OK Guard Money War Department Expenditure Report
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