Circus spectacle ends in tragedy as antedated survivor dies
An event at a circus pageant turned fatal when a performer collapsed in the stands. Dr Arthur W. Craig and others moved him toward the tents before he died. The deceased was accompanied by B Noble, mother of his daughter in law, and a general of his grandchildren. The opening of the pageant had barely begun when the man lapsed. The body was taken to Cape Hospital where Acting Coroner handled the case.
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Aira
Coolidge
Arthur W. Craig
Doctor Craig
B. Noble
Cape
Hozpital
Fragmentary obituary note on Martyn amid wartime memories
Fragmentary text references Martyn and a friend discussing a death certificate and medical terms. Mentions circus, an old friend owner, Miles, a clerical job, wartime context, and a vague statement about greatness when he was not. The passage is highly garbled with incomplete phrases.
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Martyn
Candd
Miles
Roy
Atria
Perenty
Gas Tax Marshals Target Law Evaders on Border
State Treasurer Ra Bhohngon ordered steps to curb tax evasion practices across border towns, with Davenport noted as a key example where individuals were driving to evade taxes. Authorities emphasized enforcement action and cross-border cooperation to halt illicit activity.
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Davenport
Slayers. My Me oe i Prison' pHsonment.
Obscure OCR text fragment mentioning a penalty and an attempt by a Russell wagnger, with unclear meaning and no coherent event or names to anchor a full news item.
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Theley
Russell
Grain exchanges urged to halt price raids
Secretary Jardine backs self regulating limits on daily price quotations after a Department of Agriculture probe into erratic and potentially manipulated grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade. He warned Congress may strengthen law if exchanges fail to act and urged methods to prevent future drastic swings.
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Washington
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
Carewe and Mary Akin Married in Juarez Mexico
Edwin Carewe director and star Mary Akin wed at Juarez Blexton Mexico after a ceremony that united Bert Lytell and Claire Windsor as witnesses. The couple departed for Mexico with Akin serving as matron of honor, per telegram notices to friends.
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Los Angeles
Edwin
Carewe
Mary Akin
Juarez
Blexton
Bert Lytell
Claire
Windsor
Ina
Mexico
Lytek
Mrs Lillian Dake Loses Divorce Suit in New Jersey
New York Supreme Court rules the divorce decree granted twenty years ago by a New Jersey trial remains final and must be recognized. The case involved Dr Lillian N Dake and James Bughaian Dulce, with the court rejecting the bid to discard the decree.
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Lillian
Dake
York
Tuatice
Glegerleh
Lillian N
Dake Ngulnat
Jamea Bughaian Dulce
Booco
Dulce
New Jersey
Glenn Frask Chosen as Wisconsin University Head
Glenn Frask has been selected as the new president of the Wisconsin University system. York editor notes Frask brings long tenure at Century on an effective speed for campus leadership.
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Glenn ‘Frask
Wisconsin University
Madison
Wlar—Glenn
News
York
French troops seize Bi bone heights in Morocco campaign
Paris reports General de Chambron’s forces stormed the Heights of Bbone in one day, routing Abd-El-Krim followers with close combat. The victory opens a flanking path against Rif fortifications along a thirty mile front as French reinforcements press from Algeria. Heavy casualties cited on both sides, with French hospitals stretched and air power in rebel hands after aircraft loss.
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Paris
de Chambron
Bibone
Morocco
Abd-El- Erim
Bbhone
Riff
de Chambrun
AiMan
Abd-El-Krim
Ceme
Algeria
Riffons
Abby Rockefeller Drops Obey From Wedding Vow
Abby Rockefeller, granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, omitted the words obey from her wedding vow to David Milton. The ceremony at a simple yet splendorous wedding drew about fifty relatives and thirty long-time staff. John D. Rockefeller Jr. gave away his daughter as optics showed the assembled Rockefeller clan.
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New York
Abby Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
David Meriwether Milton
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Milton
Death of Sir H Rider Haggard in London Hospital
Sir H Rider Haggard, renowned author, died in a London hospital after four months of illness. Widely praised for fiction, he was famed among experts for practical horticulture work, earning the highest reputation in that field.
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H. Rider Haggard
London Hospital
London
Hy Rider Haggard
Sir Rider
H. Rider Hugard
Dempsey's Bride Ill in London After Fire Incident
Report states Jack Dempsey's wife is seriously ill in London after a fire at the Kayou hotel. Medical staff treated a burn and a blood vessel rupture in her stomach, with an order for complete rest and no food for 44 hours.
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Jack Dempsey
London
Jack' Dempsey
St.London
Kayou Hotel
Chachplan
Dimatar
War Veterans Warned to Speed Up Claims Processing
A garbled wartime notice warns World War I veterans to hasten claims. text mentions Washington and unknown names, referring to adjusted procedures and an application timing detail amid unclear funeral and burial references.
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Waalington
Shlengo oration notes new a sa hua bean
A fragmented note mentions a new a sa hua bean with unclear context. The readable words suggest a local item or survey but lack clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm details. Further readable text is required for a complete, factual card.
Market Quotations From U S Government Report May 14
Weathington highlights closing ranges for hay fruit vegetables and dairy with May 14 marks. Wheat corn and grain quotes cover Minneapolis St Louis Chicago Chicago and Kansas City with prices for No 1 and No 2 grades across winter and mixed varieties. Hog beef and lamb prices appear alongside dairy butter quotes from New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston.
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Weathington
Cincinnati
Chicago
Omaha
New York
Virginia
Maryland
Boatan
Longharna
Minneapolis
Loula
St. Lola
Wana City
St. Louis
Chilengo
Addy
Minneopalix
Levin
Kanena City
Coolidge Would Limit Sale of Poison Gas
President Coolidge weighs Geneva conference ideas on restricting poison gas sales. He favors a plain arrangement that minimizes interference with legitimate chemical business and stresses keeping safeguards for gases used in legitimate chemistry and manufacturing.
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Coolidge
Washington
White House
Wisconsin Troops Sent to Haiti Forest Fires Region
Wisconsin National Guard companies totaling 800 men were ordered into the forest area near Taon and Northern Quonta county to battle a wildland fire. The blaze has scorched about 1,000 acres, with rain offering the only hope for containment.
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Wisconsin
Hait
Madison
Wis
National Guard
Thic
Tiushore
Taon
Quonta County
Northorn
Fie Rangera
Cuban Congressman Involved in Murders Emerges From War Turmoil
An unclear report details a Cuban congressman associated with killings and a leader of a liberal party, mentioning assassination events and movements after a wartime ceasefire. It references Tahuel Alenayn and a exile to Europe, with notes on a postwar return following a signed armistice.
Plainspoken Neb crash claims three aboard
A small air crash near Trenton Nebraska left pilot Lord L. Helling of Han Tranetsco and two passengers Mrs. Harry Gibson and IMoyd Baklys of McCool burned. The aircraft failed in the collision and caught fire, killing the occupants.
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Burr
Trenton
Lord L. Helling
Han Tranetsco
Gers
Harry Gibson
Imoyd Baklys
McCool
Neb
Capth
Burt
Oumen
Gold Withdrawals in England Described by Parliament
London Birn gold valued at £608 has been withdrawn from the Bank of Sawund since the removal of Chgemlyurgo. Export of gold discussed by Winston, Cuyrehill, and the exchequer director, with the axghequer’s involvement noted by Parliament.
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England
London
Iowa State News Highlights Local Developments
The May 14 meeting at Croston will discuss road system completion within twelve years and the gas tax. Officials consider a Tri City railway to replace trolleys on Mounelfate. Public funds at Cornell Batts will stay open after midnight with special permission. The Central town Power and Light funding aims to serve Spirit Lake and nearby towns. Nebraska? No, Iowa.
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Croston
Kuys Gey
Hianmill
Cage
Cornell Batts
Power and Light
Spirit Lake
Atholds Park
Ruthvon
Dickena
Wrimetsburg
Gordon Jose
Sioux City
Alute Kiet
Europe
Denigon
Dolpit
Minnesota
State Fish and Geome Department
Lowe Milneum
M. W. Grimog
West Tulon
Des Moines
Riperien
Milwapukee
Towa State College
Wes
Iowa
Progress Ag
Industrial Devolutan Unut
Muscyting Journal
Comox
Iowi Mae
Mort Madigan Privon
Flute Park
Devil's Hockhone
Winteract
Tyne
Fierin Lin Yeaus Agi
Keokuk
United States
Lishiops
T. Smith
Helena
Mant
Jimhop
Anderson
Boston
Atlantic
Bishop
Waldare
Kansas City
le Mura
Coder Rapids
Mann
Elly Hall
Mamarini
Munsalpal Feland
Hays
Aerivuidura
Boeing
Lows Agricultural Experiment Association of Ames
St. Joha'a
Sonstraction
France
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White Hovse
U. S
Idaho Post
Iowa State News
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Doda
Doan
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