Iowa Updates From Des Moines to Rural Areas
A chaotic cluster of notes from Iowa includes the Des Moines post office reporting annual business of 24 452 910 77, county boards planning road and gravel projects, wage and education shifts, and new factory needs. It mentions a June rebuilding of a bridge, livestock quarantine, and a push for industrial growth to absorb farm products.
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Gaccolhia
Nishha' River
Sidney
Trafic
Marion County
Benton County
Des Moines
United Mine-Workers of America
Irvington
Aboal Board
Simpson
Iowa
Boona County Board
Plana
Towa Farma
Zaid Oh. Lénoir
Negra
Weland
hoa-In- Africa
Iowa State Coll Lege
Grundy County Board of Supervisors
Bes
State Highway Commission
Cedar “Rapids
Iowa House Kills Income Tax Bill
The Iowa House defeated the Patterson Johnson income tax bill 46 to 72 after a long morning session. A reconsideration motion could keep the issue alive, but is unlikely given the vote. Four spoke for and three against. Farmers from five counties endorsed a bank guaranty law and the proposed state income tax, plus a gasoline tax as property replacement, while a road bond plan was approved. Rail freight rates and a bus tax bill were debated, with several measures moving toward reform and greater state control.
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Iowa
Iowa Hawne of Representatives
House
Coun Hes
Palo Alto
Pochahoutas
Eminet
Kossuth
Flancock
Standardization push for state textbooks debated in legislature
Representative Williams of Wayne County advocates uniform school textbooks statewide. A bill creating a state commission on textbook standardization advances in the House. Senate passes canned heat bill 46 to 6 banning manufacture or sale of any edible product that can be turned into a beverage without processing. Beauty bill defeated 69 to 8 in Town legislation. Petitions circulate for Shenandoah city manager form of government. Des Moines eyes a $1,000,000 pharmaceutical HQ building. Rural mail carriers’ salaries under postal service bill total $106,000, payable through Dag Movies post office. Appointment committees at Iowa State College faced with post positions and disparity between jobs and pay. Some states struggle with religious text access amid broader debates.
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Shenandoah
Des Mortige
Carriera
Congress
Dag
Post Office
Ihrée
Tmiaa
Ig Aly Calle
Taaghare
Towa-State College
Lsst
diMewlty
Mabon
Premier Herriot Defends Secular Policy In France
In Paris the French chamber endorsed the government's separation of church and state by a 27 to 5 vote after Premier Herriot defended his policy. He attacked a cardinals manifesto opposing nondenominational schools, denouncing clerical censure while asserting tolerance. The address triggered clashes as Catholics and anti clericals fought on the floor and a deputy was expelled.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Dla
Herriot
Mrewely
Eforts
Aisnee
Chris
France
Marquis de Ma Perronnaye
Abbe Lemire
Andnilsajon
M. Herriat
M. Herriot
Papa Plus
Cincinnati Police Indicted Over Prohibition Violations
Chief William Copenin restructures the Cincinnati police after forty night officers and detectives are suspended following a federal grand jury indictment for conspiring to violate the federal prohibition act and narcotics law. United States District Attorney Havetll B. May files a second indictment against Lieut Aubrey Touston two sergeants three detectives and all patrolmen. Federal prohibition officials arrive in Cincinnati led by Roy A Haynes asking Judge Benson W. Honieh to set high bonds as trials threaten to reveal conditions in the city.
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Cincinnati
Ohla
William Copenin
United States
Havetll B. May
Aubrey Touston
Durelson
Prohibition
Ftoy A. Haynes
United States Prohibition Commnissioner
United States District
A. Leo Beatty
United States Ciatriet
Benson W. Honieh
Storm Wrecks 2000 Phones Across Lower Michigan
A storm in lower Michigan disrupted wire communications and damaged hundreds of telephone poles, leaving about 2,000 phones out of service. No casualties reported. Train service halted briefly. street car service in Detroit and Flint slowed for hours.
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Lower Michigan
Detroit
Alchique
Lower Peninsula
Flint
Motor Racer Hurt When Car Plows Through Fence At Tanforan Park
In San Francisco Halph Johnson a 27 year old from Philadelphia a dealer of old automobiles was injured while practicing at Tanforan park track when his racing car broke through a fence. Burggone and bellot injuries reported.
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Bei Francisco
Halph + Johnson
Philagelplula
Violg Automobiles
Tanforan Park
Bellot
Johnson
Irish Redeem Bonds London Summary
The fragment reports on Irish bond redemption under British governance, mentioning a public subscription and a large amount in pounds. It references the United States and a substantial total, with unclear dates or exact figures due to damaged OCR.
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London
Honda
United
Marquis Curzon Statesman Dies in London at 66
Lord Curzon of Kedleston, lord president of the council, died in London at age sixty six after a hemorrhage and planned operation. Born January 11, 1850, he served in many great offices under the crown and married twice, with two wives from America and Argentina connections.
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London
Margile Curzon
Kedleston
Council
Cambridge
Hin Renda
Lord Curzon
Marquis Cu
Grace Elvinn
Durgan
Alfred Dugenn
Buenos Aires
Kila Patony
Ftusensdale
Ireland
Jeone Curzon
Ws Orat
Mary Lolter
Cliltengo
Fleet to Australia and New Zealand Cruise Schedule
The Navy announces a revised plan for the U S fleet voyage to Australia and New Zealand. The fleet will sail in two groups with halves stopping at Melbourne and Wellington and the other at Sydney and Auckland. After maneuvers near Lillwall the scouting force returns to the west coast by June 8 while portions of the fleet remain offshore for sea operations from June 8 to 12 and base at Ter Harbor from June 10 to July 2.
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Washington
Navy Department
United Siates
Australia
New Zealand
Melbourne
Wellington
Sydney
Auckdaned
Lillwall
U. S
Seattle
Triin
Mawitllan
Ter Harbor
New Hampshire Rejects Child Labor Amendment
A New Hampshire vote rejects ratification of the federal child labor amendment. The measure will not go to the state senate for consideration.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N. Wi
New Yampahlra Luse
State Senate
Mob Kills Black Man After Jail Takeover in Virginia
An unidentified Black man, accused of assaulting a white woman, was removed from Buscex County Jail in Waverly, Virginia, by a mob of about 2,000 people and fatally harmed. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident and seek accountability.
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Virginia
Norfol
Buscex
Waverly
Poland Bars Chinese Wart camp to Admit No More
Polish government blocks new Chinese entrants pending review after reports of invasion threats. Government action restricts applications until proper verification by authorities.
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Poland
Quake and Fire Destroy Town of Bhanghalthi
A quake and fire devastated the town of Bhanghalthi in Valitu, Utnaan provinces. The disaster left residents dead and structures ruined, with authorities seeking aid and a coordinated response from regional agencies.
Four Million Dollar Fire Destroys Palm Beach Breakers Hotel
A devastating blaze swept the Breakers hotel in Palm Beach destroying the famous resort and endangering nearby properties. Firefighting efforts from multiple towns battled the flames as guests evacuated, with several injuries and at least one death reported. Police recovered stolen valuables from wrecked autos and authorities imposed martial law to restore order.
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Pam Beach
Breakers
Bintier Pol Beach
Amltor
Geelon
Nina
Martin
Wentalm Berel
Musulng
Auow
Ani
Wort Ulm
Bradey
Atm T Beneh
West Polm Beneh
Lake Worth
Miami
Upper Dion
Ura
Lnte
Upper Huar
Reuth
Whitten
Nile
Gervania
siHfaly
Two Bank Bandits Slain Captured in Missouri
In Steelville Missouri a bank robbery attempt ended with two bandits killed, two captured, and one escaped. A bystander was wounded as armed robbers tried to force their way into the Farmers Bank. Local residents and posse members pursued the fleeing suspects amid gunfire.
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Missouri
Steelville
Ager
Borns
G. A. Sellwelder
Butte
Reyaivara
Vaulh
New Dea
Uncfe
Campacana
Bozo" Walters
Mitehafl
Doman, Uiely
Mudieon, Qu
Six killed nine injured in head on car collision
In Cirlinyville Illinois two cars collided head on killing six people and injuring nine others. Names including George Oglidbert St. Louis Henry Robinson Staunton and a school student Willi Peele Staunton appear in the report along with Mrs Marle Manenecke Gillespie who died in a Springfield capital hospital.
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Cirlinyville
Bore
Ningwort
Cliannon
Virdin
George Oglidbert
St. Louis
Henry Robinson
Alxtaen
Marlinville Weh
Willi Peele
Staunton
Kansae Trade Board Challenges State Privileges
The Kansae Trade Board plans a challenge to the state's privileges for grain marketing associations. They intend to oppose the extended membership rights claimed by state authorities and coordinate with related cooperative groups to contest the arrangement.
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Kansae Trade Board
Yopaka
Kang—Boards of
Jude
Wny Kanana Bord
Irade
Jy Anid
Firat-Degrae Robbers to Die Igitars 1
A garbled report notes a legislative vote directing punishment for a group labeled Firat-Degrae Robbers and references a death sentence for a pupil. The fragmentary text also mentions a vocal vote and an order from the house about punishment.
First Quiets Then Ends A Cough
An old remedy claim says taking a swallow pot helps quiet a persistent cough by reducing phlegm and suppressing the urge to cough. Advertised as a non membran remedy, it is priced at 30 cents at all stores.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a financial dispute
The text presents a fragmented exchange about a five thousand dollar claim. Panban and Mia discuss insurance value and a suggested overestimate, with T'usha showing a preferred interest in receiving funds. The passage reads as a casual negotiation excerpt without full context.
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Panban
Mia, Penhan
T'usha
Demand Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Copy
Warning notice urges buyers to seek Bayer on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. Advises saying ay er when purchasing and cautions about imitation risks. Attributed to Ady, claims 23 years of physician endorsement and safety by millions.
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Bayer
Ayer
Visitors in Switzerland Spur Revival and Prosperity
A fragment notes Switzerland’s heavy reliance on six visitors marking a revival that sparked glow and prosperity across the country.
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Switzerland
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