World Happenings Mixed From Congress to Local Incidents
A wide array of items from the era appears in this snapshot: Congress adjournment chatter, reciprocity debates, and testimony about agents accused of fraud. Reports cover a doctor’s role in a medical scandal, the Roosevelt family’s political theater, church appeals, and relief efforts in Boston and Pensacola. Also noted are a Neptune coal-carrying ship trial, a Chicago fraud probe, an aviator fatally injured in an Ohicago crash, and a New York public library rehabilitation plan.
Fragmented plea for drowned passengers raises questions
A damaged OCR fragment mentions drowned travelers and a speaker or group seeking aid or answers. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text, but the core event concerns a loss at sea or water. Further readable details are needed to identify people, location, and date.
Iowa News Snapshot of Disasters and Deaths Across State
Readable fragments describe a broad Iowa scene with a train wreck near Claar She, a man crushed in a runway incident in Emmetsburg, and multiple deaths including Mrs. Dora Javehow in Davenport and John Gaylord in Emmetsburg. Reports cover arson, embezzlement, and failed bonds propositions, plus municipal notices, society deaths, and local incidents across towns like Mason City, Algona, Sioux City, and Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Leegile
Tawa
Ciberty
Claar
Peter ‘Asleaon
Boy
Wesley’ Security
Algona
Kulerea
B. W. Crowell
Elecims 1
Gilmore
Trustes
Bingand
United Brathren
Lake City
John Gaylord
Emmetsburg
Hla Alull
Wiel Pappa
Sioux City
Jha Moud
Transon
Wwoneel
Ludaman
Maan
Omaha
Lidsman
Dave
Clinton
Grund
H.O. Ring
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hayden Wits
Mason City
Albert Lea! Brewing Company
Hayden
Corning
Qsiyat
A. A. Morgan
Vésioftte
United States Exacase Company
Conarie & Lost
Des Molva
Mathaisist Epiecopal
Marshalltown
A Armstrong
Glidden
Dadead
BRUNE
Garman
Truogdale
Buens
Vieta
Nghiterdange
Obsidian
Dordhegtor
Abe Elebteens
Acter
Dartithie
Patrick Taunaatate
Postus
Iowa Fire
National
Danls
Boones
Nae
Cherakar
Birat Adk
Cherret
Sorghum forage crop offers emergency hay in drought
In town experiment plots Prof Hughes touts sorghum as a reliable two to three foot tall forage plant yielding 1.5 to 2.44 tons per acre when planted by August, cut before frost, and stored for winter fodder. It promises rapid growth under poor conditions, is palatable to cattle, and can replace or supplement corn fodder in drought years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lown
Norguina
Trem
Agriontmia Cole
Yeentiae
Sorghusa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Dil
Atte
Sen
Star
United
Bates
Edward, Hines
Chicago
Wiington
Lex
Peregniel
Wiley
Buby
Pharmaceis
Columbia
Paestor
Caldbrooklyn
Surgéona
Dan Oe
Theodora
Hoosevelt
Stanley
Steel
Naw Yérte
Marilio
Federal Council of Churches
Creech
Mexico
United States
Carnegie
Philanthroplet
Panencola
Philadelphia
Samual’ W. McCulloch
Stertad
Baltimore
Neptune
Agalout
Regenus
Landis
Federal Grand Jury
Curtigs
Ohicago
Dan A. Kreamer
Walig Walla
Wash
J. I. Cropp
Charles. T. ‘Montague
Mattoon
Hermatrias
Na Sonal Board
C.A
Lexington Syenhe
Fifty Second Street
Aew
York
New York State
Albany
Bea ‘Bean Paska
Oman
Atske Spen Island
New York
Rewell- Srey
Wan Aleighton
Bert
Gary
Washington
White House
Tury
Phseepgers
Newey
B Stavenson
Conrets
Hag Haan
Lowe Odd ‘Fellows
Rib
Tilton
Des Moines
Sind
Hy Wagter
Sigourney
Traar
Tmpathy -Doyie
Toton
A. H. Hughes
Vaya
Cedar Rapide
Wy B. Wijott
Mataballtown
Wormer Ijited
Staten
Treaatry
Lesila M. Show
Youn
Dentaon
Hornlel Ranch
Shay
T Ta Sali
Towa Bank
H. On
Franchere
Alphonso
Moat Aropa
Avrams County
A. F. Cate
Davenport
Lone Tree
Doe Moines
Artillon
Tarmers’ Saylopé Bank
Steamboat Rock
Jon Cramer
Chulatians
Clarlon
Clatlon
Northwood
Tree Res
Rick
Joby
T Ie Cement
Valley Junction
atonUy
Ira Smart
Aulclie
West Union
Ha Waa
Ghd
Thare
de Ifa
Ray Hargrive
Rose Hill
Yan Duyn
Patton
Newton
Woo Ree
B. A. Pields
Frank Dansher
kiNad
Anacanthy
Ning
Somuran
Hoama Pany
Lmbet
Coalahedd
Lowa
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