Senate debate on navy probes and executive action
Turbulent session on a general appropriation and naval affairs. Senator Thiman pressed for a full explanation of provisos while opposing a department inquiry. He urged a senate led review over executive action to avoid undermining navy officers and fuel further controversy.
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Sena
Tha
Ubile
Thiman
Lindt
Ofering
Congress
Senate
Thau Tebua
Robbers Target Saloons In St Louis County Incident
Masked armed men attempted to rob two saloons and overpowered officers Archy and Kennedy in St Louis County. The trio, naming Cornelius and Dees as accomplices, admitted planning further robberies and fled prior to police pursuit. Passersby aided officers during the search for ELODIE.
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St. Lowly
Archy
Trennedy
St. Louis Tate
Ayere
Waltiand
Harni
Dees Cornel
Elodie
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Bribery Probe
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a private prison, guards, a convicted individual, and an alleged bribery investigation. It hints at a court, a chef, and references to Abraham and Fall Dome. The garbled text obscures key names and dates.
Strange Seabady Infects City Residents and Schools
A mysterious illness struck Tan aing, Mie, Tuesday night, with patients reporting severe nausea and headaches. Dozens sought medical care as two boys were found near the river in serious condition. Health officials blamed atmospheric conditions and water supply issues, while nurses and teachers noted widespread school absences.>No further details on origin or definitive diagnosis were provided.
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Tan Aing
Lonstig
Mieli
Nilleas
Slyte
Sypee la
Hansen Verge
Wreck in Georgia Hotels Leaves Multiple Fatalities
A late 19th century report from Wrethus, Georgia, details a March wreck near a railway line at Antaola involving several passengers. Four to five people died or were seriously injured, with many others injured as crowds attempted to flee. Several named individuals, including Mrs. Ema vor of Cleveland and Mia Florence A of Cleveland, are among those named as being hurt or detained for questioning.
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Wrethus
Greorgia
Colver Sperkel
Anta
Ana Bolle
Ema Vor
Cleveland
Mia Florence Astodabates
Ainswold
Arhuibiin
Pullin
Lee
Sheety
Pixera
Wile Pound
Ty Phildelphin
Tiem
Waleimare
Mostyn
Chienge
Cincinyati
Denver
Mibytker
New York
Ueghiing
Venti
Chicuze
Tas
Chantate Tibi
Faral Aylwanek
Boston
Chihihe
Frisco in New Santdb and City Administration Change
Frisco sees a municipal transition as new elected officials assume duties after a contentious administration. Mayors, council members, and county figures are moving into office while others face federal sentences for embezzlement tied to government projects. A trolley collision injures several, a restaurant owner dies, and a notable attorney is highlighted for public service.
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Sebantix
Ban Francisco
Zere
Union Tabey
Ovelerma
aAlilala
Fang
Pointees
Ennaxi
Alturnacy
Harry L. Molgyt
August Competition at Ames Iowa Notes and Awards
The August competition at Ames featured awards across divisions. Hook of Packwood won first in the acunomy section for corn, receiving a mass spreader from Kemp & Burpee. Bond of Grand River received a prize, and Bonoalan won first in Reid's Yellow Dent corn receiving a gasoline motor from Janay Machiners. The event showcased exhibits including Legal Tender by D. B. Nims, C. R. Bishop of Altoona won the Whiting trophy, and Wallace’s Warmer Trophy went to Packwood. Whiting-Turner special awarded for best 100 ears went to Hilson Bennett who exhibited a Short-horp bull from Will C. Whiting.
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Ames
Tows Cary Geowors
Amce
Kemp & Burpee Manufacturing Company
Bymonuse
N.Y
FS. Bond
Grand River
Lila
Camp Gres
Metamora
Bonoalan
Reid
Janay Machiners Company
Marshailtoch Ia
RB. Army
C. R. Bishop
Altoona
Wallace
Packwood Coro Elgh
Packwood
Whiting-Turner
Will CG. Whiting
Whiting
Hilson Bennett
Miss Downing Weds Again in Local Ceremony
Kate Downing of Morshan town, 20, married Langdon W. Praca, a former clerk at Marshaltown, after a sensational 1905 elopement with Are Bailey caused family strife. Downing’s father, BH Downing, long managed Sioux City’s Wolfe Furniture, and the couple secured a divorce after prior issues.
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Wishank We
Sioux Cley
Kate Downing
Morshantown
Bailey
Wellan
Wax
Cinypaday
Attern
Pearty
Hit
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Praca
Crocery
Marshaltown
Tatley
Downhig
Unev
Sioux City
The
Wolfe Furniture Rourke
Girl Accidental Shooting Near Loomis North of Osceola
A young man visiting near Loomis at Osceola died from a wound when a 21 caliber rifle discharged during a pistol drill. A girl about 16 handed a repeater to another girl, who pulled the trigger unintentionally. The shooter Green was struck in the abdomen and removed for care.
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Wiilkim
Laurmls
Oscealy
Nebasku
Loomis Horus
Green
Mr. Loumis
Four youths and girls arrested after escape from Cherokee county
Grace Baumgardner aged 16 Willan Glimere 22 Byrd Casey 14 and Flipp from Quimby led to Boone Thursday. Raitt Bolm, fourth member, remains at large. Officers pursued since leaving home ten days ago in Cherokee county. Also note death by self inflicted gunshot near Charles City and Congressman Haugen's illness delaying travel. Church appointments and a food law case in Iowa cited.
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Boone
Willan
Glimere
Grace Baumgardner
Byrd Casey
Quimby
Raitt Bolm
Cherokee County
Boltraia Seeks Divorce as Plans Publicly Revealed
Reports from Sketyealey quote John G. Cottrell discussing divorce from Mrs. Cottrell and plans to wed Mrs. Hugh Beedie Hough after private settlement talks with his lawyers. He regrets public exposure of personal matters but aims to finalize arrangements with Holighald to restore affection and happiness.
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Hugh
Leonna Olivores
Beedie Hough
Cottrell
Holighald
Notorluly
Governor orders Kulp to reform company command
The report describes Capt. O. W. Kulp of Company TG being relieved of command following governor’s orders. Kulp vows to return to his unit and plans to recruit more men, aiming for 8 or more new enlistments by January 21, with aid from friends and supporters to bolster the company.
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Cummins
O. W. Kulp
Kulp
Couraa
Treut
Mason
Ian
Merhit
Lie”rapelmand
Salemi Mem Ilave Peronsiacd Ty Eer Brattine
In a scene around Olinkon Syerday residents discuss a restraining order and licensing issues. Juan men hold a meeting with County Attorney Keefe to observe the muzzle law and promise no liquor sales on Sundays or holidays. Saloonkeepers report activity and potential revenue concerns.
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Salemi
Clinton
Juan
Pottawatamie Rand Wig and Local Farm Prices
A note lists land sales near Macedonia with prices per acre and recent deeds. B I Rankin sold forty acres at 140 per acre, nearby Braden sold forts acres at 120 per acre, Willoughby Dye paid 28300 for 184 acres, and Sylvester Dye sold a 240 acre tract at 100 per acre, all within one to two miles of Macedonia.
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Macedonia
B. i. Rankin
Mreudenia
Braden
Cnsh
Willoughby Dye
Sylvester Dyg
Massive Fire Destroys Mason City Glove Works
A Thursday morning blaze gutted the Muttzon glove works in Mason City Layta Josss, causing about 25 000 dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the flames as leather stock and machines were destroyed. The stock belonged largely to T Denison and N Matleon along with insurers. The fire spread quickly before being checked by the fire crew. A separate incident described a violent fight near Charles City with injuries and a fatal self defense case. Stella Gifford, daughter of Police Chief Frank Gifford, celebrated her 18th birthday.
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Burts
Muttzon
Mason
Ambitious Boxing and College Football Notes from Spokane
Reports from Spokane highlight a 11 to 0 Washington State victory over St. Louis University, plus remarks on boxing’s rising figures like Anakin and the world plan for the sport. The piece discusses managers, national events, and upcoming seasons with varied team quotes and predictions.
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