Moon Law Ruling Shapes Iowa Saloon Limits
Des Moines reports a unanimous Iowa Supreme Court decision curbing saloon operations, stating that after the next general election only one saloon per 1000 residents may exist regardless of prior openings. The ruling affirms county cases and holds that annual consent must be renewed, with implications for bank and government bond taxation and property assessments. The piece also notes election of leaders in the Iowa Coal Operators Association and various incorporations and legal studies on liability laws and mobility.
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Dep Moines
Supreme Court Aa
Brewere
Fhia
Mic
Deelstota
Polk and Woodbury County
Miles Weaver
Jong Ag Geners
Ty Connell
Alea
Banka
State
Mvings Banka
Supreme Court
Crse
Des Moines National Bank
Dow Maines
Home Savings Bank
Enes
Iowa Supreme Court Upheld War on Creamery Trading Practices
Iowa headlines report the Supreme Court upholding a law on the sale of cream and butter for manufacturing, a victory for Creamery interests led by Nebraska’s Creamery Company and Attorney General George Joznen. The decision touches on price driving by larger firms, railroad switching charges, and industry regulation debates.
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Doh 'Moines
George Joznen
Favilla
Storm Lana
United States District Attorney
Aupreme Court of
Iowa
Fayllle
Netlog
Creamery Company of
Nebraake
Vista District Court
Enera
Conson
Supreme Court
Hige Creamery
George “W. Sooyers
Tha’ Minneapolis & Bt
Laula Rattrand Company
Town, Central Railroad
Con
Turaday
Taft Calls for Tariff Board and Rate Revision
President Taft, citing the tariff board report on Schedule K, urges Congress to revise rates and reduce duties. He argues current ad valorem and specific duties distort costs, hinder domestic wool and fabric industries, and favor monopoly. The message defends a permanent tariff board to provide factual analysis for policy.
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Taft
Congress
Washington
State Department
Sims
Permanent Tariff Board
Ina
Tank Board
Ohio
Thliala
Ang Horeby
Canta & Polind
Colina
Australia
Campaing
Bosn
Bureau of Information
William H. Taft
Opera Houses Across Europe and Beyond in Historic Note
The article surveys European opera houses by city populations, noting Milan Naples Nice and various smaller cities with one or more houses. It references aging venues, cites San Carlo in Naples founded in 1737, and remarks that many towns claim opera houses to match musical standards of the era.
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Europe
Milan
la Rello
Naples
Nice
France
Aritesola
Cresden
Amsterdam
Europa
Byain
Russia
Opera Hovses
la Benin
Ben
San Carlo
Ing
Housa
Dangers of Boating
The fragmentary OCR text mentions boating risk and a conversation about an implied proposal, with unclear names and events. The readable parts imply concern for safety and rough dialogue while two speakers discuss a plan on a rowboat and potential flotation, but details are missing.
Pugilist Psychology At Timmy Dunn’s Gym Session
A lively session with boxers discussing courage and game spirit. Noted critics describe athletes like Steve O'Donnell and Bob Armstrong as talented in training yet lacking ring heart, contrasting gym prowess with real bout performance and naming Peter Maher as a potential counterexample.
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Gald
Timmy Duwn
Sow
Slattery
Tommy ‘McGinnty
Chinn
Akill
Steve O'Donnell
Bob Armstrong
Fitzsimmons
Ike
Fitz
O'Donnell
Pelter Maker
Steve
Ike Maher
Peter Maher
Bug
Big al Williams
Dunn
O'Donnall
Armatrong
Howard Will Fight Change Over Managerial Contract
Former Louisville leader Del Howard plans a tough fight against any action by manager Jack Tighe of the Colonels to dispose of his services. Howard, returning to Louisville, announced he would be retained. A close friend notes Howard had a restrictive contract.
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del Howard
Louisville
Jack Tighe
The
Colonela
Tight
Howard
Oats Coupon Offer to Cut Out and Mail
An advertisement urges readers to cut out a 10 coupon offer and mail it in along with two additional coupons from two packages of Mother's Oats. This prompts involvement from shoppers and mentions savings tied to the oat product.
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Fragmentary OCR text presents a confused mix of phrases about a visitor admiring an old minister and references to cholera. It mentions a dead child carried in a pocket and dubious remedies. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent narrative or clear entities to summarize accurately.
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Belobga
Haya
Fragmentary Verse Musings From a Curious Page
A damaged text piece hints at fragmented lines about women and battles, with stray phrases like fighting and past lives. The legible parts suggest a reflective, perhaps poetic excerpt, lacking clear narrative or names to anchor a full summary.
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Oskalonsa
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Waterman
FL. M, Fiburer
Des Moinas
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Noone
State Board of Agriculture
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Wheon Myehina Company
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Grute
Weat Point Creamery Company
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Artielen
W. C. Davenport Company
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Weller
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Dnelndeu
I. G. Wylip
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High Court
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State Board of Rnitroad
Henideraen
Commerce Cense
Clifford Thorne
Cotmission
Jat General Assembly
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Muet
Eupronme
Mary Drimmy
ML & al. L
Gwade
Sioux City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Houx City
Chicago
Northwestern
Trafic Bureau
Minnesota
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Minneapolis
Dr. St. Louie Ennirol
George Ww. Soevers
Teo
ToWa Central Road
Kepford
Kenfurg
BT. Chaney
Wiliam
Brown
Manning Martin
Job Maher
C. H. Rogenbaum
P. A. Clanay Companyy
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Tariff Board
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Hisher
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