Norfolk man faces murder charge over stepchild death
A coroner's jury in Madison County finds probable murder in the death of Karl Brehe, 5, after severe neglect and delayed medical care. The stepfather, 24, is jailed as investigation continues. verdict cites freezing injuries and gangrene prior to physician treatment. Local officials report ongoing scrutiny of care and custody.
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Norfolk
Karl Brehe
Hur
Madison Oon
County
Nichola Dering
Relk
Unclear fragmentary notice from local district report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a crowded gathering of professionals including professors and diplomats, mentioning retirement vacation and a first edition from Bexar region several days ago. Missing key details and context.
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Agus Raden
Mice Magus
Bexar
Fragmentary Field Note on Wolf Showdown by River
A fragmentary text mentions a large wolf along the Chayena river weighing 247. The note references owners and a movement tied to erection plans, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Scher
Chayena River
Rta
President to Viet Kansans and Mexico ministers
Fragmentary OCR reads like a political note mentioning a president and interactions with Kansans and Mexican ministers. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to form a full report.
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Viet Kansans
The
Notable Weekly News Digest Sparks Varied Events
A snapshot of late week events includes deaths and high politics. Paul Morton of Equitable Life Assurance died in New York after apoplexy at the Hotel Seymour. Eugene Bly pilot completes a San Francisco aerial crossing and returns to land on a warship. Henry Cabot Lodge is reelected to the U.S. Senate by a slim margin in Massachusetts. Premier Katsura and three ministers resign amid anarchist plot fallout. Champ Clark wins Democratic caucus support for Speaker. James A. Farrell to lead United States Steel at a reduced salary. Governor Dix promotes agricultural education across New York. Port Sal rebels seize Honduran island territory. Celba potential target. Reforms propose replacing “asylum” with “hospital” terminology in Michigan. Italy’s King Emmanuel subscribes to Verdti charity schools in New York. Trials and graft investigations surface in Illinois. The nation debates central banking and freight rate adjustments. A Grand Central derailment tragedy prompts safety inquiries. Fire rescue saves 155 children from a Susquehanna Valley home blaze. The Japanese court sentences conspirators in a plot against crown prince. Democratic conflicts over tariff policy heat up amid Baltimore conference.
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Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Navy
Massachusetta
United States Senate
Katsura
Champ Clark
Missouri
House
Cape Blanco
Onl
Nan Smith
Yale University
Henry R. Winthrop
Mra. Edward
Qinba
Port Sal
Honduras
Manuel Bonilla
Celba
Utah
IL 6
Owen
Washington
Brigham Young
Sangamon
Springfold
American Fedération of Labor
United Mina Workiers of America
Columbus
American Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Minerett
Massachusetts
Chapin
Atta
Taft
Dix
Gaynor
Police -Lieutensats’ Benevolent Association
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Vermillion County
Ill
Nols
Danville
Hardy Whitlock
Aldrich Pola
Mentary
Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Ardal
Attendanta
Susquehanna Valley
Bloghemtos
Supreme Court
Nely
Tokyo
Empire
Champ Glark
Jozeph A. ‘Bailey
Texas
Baltimore
Clark
Bailey
Hay
Brnta
Knox
Italy
Justin Crain
New Yor
Jocuata
Vliv
Nba A
Better Roads Bill Aims to Fund Iowa Highways
Iowa legislators push a comprehensive road reform led by Senator Van Law to create a state highway department and commission. The plan would appoint a state highway engineer with a 4400 salary, fund road improvements through a per horsepower tax on automobiles and a $5 tax on motorcycles, and refund county costs as projects proceed. Five mile limit law proposals target state institutions, with many cities and counties included, while a juvenile unit move and saloon petitions surface alongside treasury updates and local notices.
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Des Moines
van Law
Marehall
State Highway Commission
State Nehway Commission
The
State University
State Agricultural College
Rev
Froytsten
County Boards of Supervisora
Stienant
Cne
Bupe
Avery
Fort Madison
Davenport
Conallcliffe
Marshalltown
Iowa City
Ames
Vinton
Council Blafia
Glenwood
Oakdale
Bidera
Mitchellville
Mount Pleasant
Independence
Clarinda
Cherokee
Knoxville
Fort
Madison
Anamoga
Avenile
M.C. A
Oregon
Wisconsin
General News Mixed Docket From Era Of Political Scandals
Attorney Charles B Erbstein was acquitted in Chicago on bribery charges linked to Lea O Neil Browne and William Lorimer senate vote. Canadian American express firms plan through rate cuts. AF of L council grants Western Federation of Miners a charter. Carnegie pledges total 25 million to his Washington Institute. Panama Expo site battle splits Congress. Panama Canal opening eyed for 1935. Washington seeks Adiel Wade over alleged kickback scheme. Halt and Santo Domingo tensions rise as battles loom. Dominican troops advance toward Baltrou. House political lineup shifts ahead of sessions.
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Attornay
Charles B. Erbstein
Chicago
Lea O'Neil Browne
William Lorimer
United States Senate
American Express
New York
United States
Canada
Executive Council
American Federation of Labour
Washington
Western Federation’ of Miners
United Mine Workers of America
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institute of Research of Washington
Carnegie
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Adiel W. Wade
Halt
Santo
Domingo
Raye
Grand Gosfer
Haltien
Baltrou
Politcal
Besslon Hap
First Ballot for Senator in Des Moines Anxious Conventi
In Des Moines the first ballot for United States senator produced a split result with Porter leading followed by Young Kenyon Funk and Byers among others. The joint convention adjourned after the initial ballot and will meet daily to continue balloting until a senator is elected while listing numerous lawmakers and candidates.
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Des Moines
United States
Yates Tittelh
Thiy Timber
Youn
Kenyon
Punk
Byers
Gavst
Pauly
Franko
Wilson
Washington
Dark Horse
Carllé
Clinton
Senate
Representativn
Yor Porter
Ball
Clarkson
Crow
DeWelf
Dunnegan
Garrett
Legel
McMunna
Parshall
Quiglay
Heam
Schrup
Taylor
Webber
White
Black
Oelt Ver
Bautian
Byerly
Dabney
Downay
Donlap
Bills
Exeber
Fletcher
Gilbert
Green
Grigis
Mawilton
Hayes
Waren
Koontz
Kielik
Lenovker
Linuin
McGuiloch
Miller
Dubuque
Millon
Murlagh
O'Connor
Oquendah
Olson
Penn
Hiller
Rowles
Sater
Stephenson
Townsend
Yor
Adams
Allen
Jefferson
Reichett
Brow
Chrpnan
Cowles
Giliiitind
Hoyl
Mecilloch
Malmberg
Proudfool
Saundary
Savage
Bruckalager
Representatives Beats
Bowman
Criss
Daniels
Dewey
Holmande
Prales
Fulton
Yarding
Hmiakenloonar
McClesry
Moore
Robbins
Shane
Smith
Decatur
Bpeer
Stipa
Zeller 3Gyotos
Pocahontas
Ames
Biichpaitics
Hammii
Larrabee
Cindy
Brookway
Campbell
Webster
Collin
Folt
Fry
Goodykoonts
Halerima
Hutte
Witching
Jacobs
Lurs
Robvoo
Lund
Patterson
Upley
Scac
Shankland
Funk
Balkema
Francis
Hunter
Sammie
Mitchall
Spnnlilng
Sullivan
Yves Bascombe
Ina
Cunningham
Dawson
Dixon
eBarvey
Tohneon
Klay
Tounberry
Newell
Montonty Aherman
Skinner
Whitioy
Senatoera Jewell
McColl
Shelby
van Law
Brown
Lybee
George Hogan
Hunt
Huntley
Jacobson
Russell
van Camp
Garsi
Senatore Chase
Mattes
Bruce
Enger
Fine Jayeon
Kulp
Heche
Fourt
Growk Parking
Stoddard
Por Franke
Sonstor Gates
Representative Cousins
Gates
Wor
Old Time Cookie Recipes From A Handwritten Sheet
A fragmentary collection lists Blitz Kuohaon and other names for cookies and desserts. Instructions describe making almond goaklea and other cakes with eggs, flour, nuts, and spices, then baking until light brown. The text preserves curious spellings and measurements, reflecting vintage home baking language.
Frozen Pudding With Indy Fingers And Apricot Jam
A recipe describes scalding cream with yolks and eggs, sweetening, and cooking to thick. It guides layering frozen cream with Indy fingers and apricot jam, then freezing in a mold with buttered cloth and ice salt for two hours.
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Aherry
Dorbin
Scotch Currant Buna Pie From Frugal Recipe
A historical recipe describes combining bread dough with lard currants rabins orange peel almonds sugar and spices then baking a tough pie crust filled with fruit mixture. The method includes melting lard on dough slow cooking baking three hours in a warm oven.
Red Cabbage Pickle Recipe Improvised Directions
A garbled 19th century kitchen note details removing cabbage tops and core, chopping, washing, then simmering in a pb granite kettle with fat, vinegar, cumin, pepper, paprika, and tart apples. The text instructs stirring often and avoiding mollat while suggesting the dish serves with goat or turkey.
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Nerva
Gaote
Turicy
Cotoahut Pound Cake Recipe Passages
A fragmentary recipe for Cotoahut Pound Cake lists butter milk eggs flour and cream of tartar with steps to cream butter and sugar beat yolks and whites fold in flour then bake in a moderate oven. OCR errors obscure exact quantities and terms.
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Jenco
Nour
Lana
Ford
Purée Mixture Instructions from a Recipe Page
A fragment from a recipe describes preparing a purée by combining peas with milk and Nour butter, then cooking to a creamy texture. It mentions adding pepper and flour with optional omissions, and notes amounts such as one pint of milk and a tablespoon of Nour.
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Wien
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Thei
Stebson
Peking
Mexico
Charles M. Schwab
Willaim HB. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farreil
John A. Dix
Bate: Agricultural Society
New York State
Albert J. Baveridge
Indiana
Iowa
F Supe
Quer
Tregumer Morrow
Starkey
Mary
Aute
Stephen A. Blarkey
Minburn
Des Moines Gas Company
Tha Zea
Tfa
J. 3. Parsons
Aoundilng
Des Moings
Ceneral News
Claude R. Porter
Senator Young
Grief News
M. McMurray
Allurnay
Waterloo
Paul Z. Atlimay
House of Representatives
Thirty-fourth
General Assembly
District Court Globes’ Association of Laws
Commalitos
Lown
Wieich
Aten of
Sal Cone
O'Dlock
Germany
Blitz Kuohaon
Platzen
Garman Almond Gooklea
Brian Kuohloln
Maka
Adwi
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