Iowa News Roundup: Farm, politics and commerce mix
Fragmented items from a Iowa page note a sale near Tipton raising 10000 dollars, a Willliame candidate for state senate, county tax and assessor notes, tuberculosis dairy tests in Webster county, and various farm and civic developments. Irregularities of 34 and 35 dollars cited in Des Moines street funds.
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Long
Tipton
J .P. Prince
Williame
Cady. Uhane
Ifs
New County
Atstorney
Waterloo
Joan
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Webster County
Manson
Mya
JH. Nordhuuseh
Taylor
Vilisca
C. N. Bigelow
Ade
Iowa Christian Ministerial Association
Drake Bible College
Russell Ssburn
Cola Bertholf
Des Moines
G. K. Frink
Will Isley
Cedar Falls
Duree
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Methodist Church
Ottumwa
Moravia
Bloomfield
Sol-E. Field
Shenandoah
Henry Field
Western -Normal,college
State ‘Cultural Department
Towang
Uaia
Roogbury
A -Plaece
Aero~ Ttion
Chicago
National” ‘Wool and Warehouse’ Association
Cay
Benton
Bremer
Butsumboldt
Hamilton
Linn
Union
Worth
Caine
Utlook
R. Cookgey
Waterworks bonds eyed by Center plan in Iowa House
Iowa House reviews a Center bill letting cities buy waterworks and bond the plant to retire debt, instead of pledging city credit. The measure sits alongside an array of appropriations across agencies from adjutant general to library and parks, with debate on highway organization and a push to elect county boards of education.
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Representative Center
Adjutant General and National Guard
State Auditor's Office
Atorney General
State Board of Health
State Board of Agriculture
Parole Board
Board of Educational Examiners
Bonus Board
Bureau, of Labor
Commissioners of
Supreme Court
Department of Physical Education
Executive Council
Fish and Gama Department
State Horticultural Society
Historical Society of Iowa
Towa State Dairy, Beef Producers
Industrial Commissioner's Office
Library Commission
Printing Board
Pharmacy Commission
Railroad Commission
Iowa
State Supreme Court
Berry
Senate
House
Blake
County Boards of Education
Dewia
Kiel
Edidors
Dill
County Board of ‘Education
Blake's, Plang
Mead and Caldwell
Browet
Lovrien
Lake
Potts
Diltz
Ditz
Mead
Pregent Highway Commission
Boards
State Highway Department
Des Moines
Ames
Yeyanus Fa
County Board of Supervisors
Boards of Supervisors
Brnator Hurston
Carter
Harding County
Doasceston
Gould
Ndi
Hey
Bavarian monarchist plot alleged in Berlin crackdown
Berlin authorities report a proposed monarchist coup in Bavaria, with fifteen readers detained and links to Bavarian and Austrian royalists. Investigations name M. Alize and Dr Kuhles, plus figures tied to Munich's cultural scene, amid claims of a plan to enthrone Kupprecht of Bavaria and trigger a wider German revolt.
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Berlin
March
Tlulden
M. Alize
Bwycitverland
M. Allwe
Kuhles
Whiself
Kupprecht
Haviatin
Germany
Kulles
Count Mothmer
George Fuchs
Munich Art Theater
Lugo Machhnins
Munich Opera
Rune
Ruhleg
Munich
Hertin
Tinve
Artis
Calony
Danish Welfare Plans Expand to Aid 10,000 German Children
The Danish government was notified by Premier Poincare that German children may be admitted for wealth, seen as a neutrality issue. Danish Socialists had pledged aid for 1,000 children for three months, now expanded to care for 10,000 children under a revised program.
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Berlin
Marchid
Socral Democratic
Poincare
Vrance
Denmark
Soclatets
Britain Cuts Navy Plans Amid Budget Stability
London reports the navy estimates for 1924-25 show no cut of more than eight million pounds from the current year, a small reduction amid hopes that the Washington naval treaty will be ratified by signatories.
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London
Venezuela Oil Strike Sparks Global Interest
Washington reports a massive oil strike in Venezuela with daily output exceeding 100000 barrels. The discovery draws attention from Asperléan and British companies racing to secure concessions and develop the promising fields amid international competition.
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Washington, March
Venesaca
King and Labor At Same Table In Social Dinner Event
London March 9 King and Queen hosted a dinner with Labour MPs and union leaders at Viscount and Lady Astor’s home. Notable attendees included James Henry, Thomas secretary of the National Union of General Workers, and Herbert Snowden. Lady Astor and John Larken noted remarks about attire as guests arrived in silken breeches.
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Lond
Viscount
Artor
Php Snowden
Cate
Wineh
Halfour
Salisbury
Geey
Pal Jodien
Labor Party
Auelr
Astor
Mich
Hous
Mr. Larken
Rebels Slay Prisoners and Kill Officers in Kerry
An incident in County Kerry reports the killing of three officers and a sergeant during a trap. Rebels freed prisoners and set them to remove intruders, triggering a subsequent explosion that wounded two officers. Police forces and local authorities reacted swiftly to the combat area.
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Muiblin
Mare
National Telepiy
County
Kerry
Seips
Tresdiy
Lycoaun
Traupk
Prinenars
Warsergeant
Estate of W. K. Vanderbilt Seeks Transfer Tax Assessment
New York March 7 Willam Els and Vanderbilt heirs face transfer tax on estates from 1020 France. A report to the surrogate court at Miver Head shows net value about 50,000 dollars with tax assessed at 1,084 dollars 71.73 cents, the largest in Suffolk county. The claimant registers Oakvale Suffolk county as legal residence.
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New York
Willam Els
Vanderbilt
France
Miver Head
Suffolk County
My. Vans
Oakvale
Lego
Wartime stance on peace talks amid French invasion
Chancellor Cina observed no initiative from Germany for negotiations to peacefully settle the problem caused by the French invasion of the Belgian territories and the unoccupied parts of the Netherlands, while the world at large notes the situation.
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Bertly
Marek T
Cina
Butte
Battles Reported In Brazil and Uruguay Amid Unrest
Report from Montevideo and nearby areas notes several battles with many killed or wounded as loyalist and rebel forces clash across Grande do Sul and surrounding provinces. The unrest also involves a movement to transport workers to aid in the conflict, with rumors of mass mobilizations and shifting control.
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Brazil
Montevideo
Uruguay
Myrely
le Grande de Sul
Drivin
Dar Loyns
Man Spider Falls to Death in New York Crowd Scene
A chaotic scene in New York drew about 20,000 bystanders as a performer known as Man Spider fell from the Folel Mar line while attempting a stunt near Greeley Square. Eyewitnesses described a rushed effort to assist, with medical responders arriving as the crowd looked on in shock.
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Man Spider Falla
New York
B. Noung
Jon Mortes
Martinlyne
Greeley Aquare
Unels, Jos at Home in Danville Tale
Fragmentary OCR text depicts a nameless speaker at home in Danville, with garbled lines referencing staying with family and daily life. The readable phrases suggest a personal, hometown setting and casual dialogue among characters, but details are unclear and names are inconsistent.
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Danville
Americans Press Blockade Policy Amid Turbulent Talks
Fragmentary dispatch from Berlin notes American officials pushing blockade measures while talks with British and Soviet representatives stall. The report mentions pressure over wartime routes and potential impacts on transportation and trade policy through the spring.
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John D. Nagle
John 3. Nagle
San Francisco
Sim Francises
Lilward White
Harding
Bavaria
Ruhr
Warne Danmark
Britain
Staehen
Venezuela
George Harvey
W. K
Vanderbilt Estate
New Yorka
Paris
Cune
Baber
Harry V.dougherty
Amgtestic
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Cai Deaterr
Mureka
Win Netelvoet
Blixtens
Manupacturing CO
Parkers Cea
Ee Apsra
Cumen
Derco Prins Remo
Yasue
Deb
M Moines
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