Region Come to Cortvicts Beieg Fights with Farmers
A fragmentary report describes raids and captures near Fort and Lawrence poll involving military prisoners, suspected fighters, and fugitives. It notes distressed actions across Venezuela, Colombia, and Chile, with diplomacy and good offices sought by the Chilean minister and President Senta, amid tensions and attempted repatriation.
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Cortvicts Beieg
Bennezuela
Colombia
Gbost
Chili
Liseit
Senta
Shili Sptatloi
Turkey Eats Crow in France Meets Foreign Aid Row
A fragmentary note reports Turkey facing criticism over a diplomatic dispute with France. The brief hints at a complete triumph claimed by one side and mentions foreign advice. Names, dates, and locations are unclear in the readable text.
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France
Mutiny at Fort Leavenworth Prison Ends in Mass Escape
Mutinous convicts at the new United States prison near Fort Leavenworth seized two revolvers hidden by ringleaders Gus Parker and Frank Thompson. After a gunfight with guards, 26 prisoners escaped the stockade while others were wounded or killed as guards fought to retake the grounds.
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New Prison
Fort’ Leavenworth
United States
Niles
Teavenworth
Xan
Ue Tederi
Gus Parker
Artlmore
Indian Territory
Frank Thompson
South McAlester
2. B. Hinds
Jo. Burrows
Arthur Treelford
Treelford
J.P. Waldrupe
Ward - Quinn
Ryan
St. She
Hirde
Ontranda
Five Italians arrested in Natali murder case
Police report bloodstained basement at 192 North Union Avenue linked to Felipe Rivi fruit peddler. Natali’s body found in a prairie barrel near Western Avenue and Rice Street. Rini’s pocket contained about 300 in bills with bloody stains. Two hatchets found. a Natali necktie, similar fruit barrels in yard, wagon with possible blood, and a wagon in Rini’s yard. Four others arrested: Michael Leoni Dominchea Duchi Domenica Vermoni and Guyanni Scaffan. another suspect sought.
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Antonio Natali
North Union Avenue
Felipe Rivi
Western Avenue
Rice Street
Chicago
Natali
Rini
Waa
Rini'a
Michael Leoni
Dominchea’ Duchi
Daimonica Vermoni
Gui‘Yanni Scaffan
Ten Die In Fire At Hurley Wis Klondike Theater
A devastating blaze ripped through the Klondike theater in Hurley Wisconsin on Thursday. Ten performers or related individuals perished and four nearby buildings were destroyed as flames swept through the venue. Authorities described the fire as spreading rapidly from the stage area trapping patrons and workers. Survivors reported chaotic exits and a chaotic scene as smoke filled the auditorium. Investigators began assessing the cause and securing the wreckage for details on how the fire started.
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Klondike
Hurley
Wis
Blondie
New York's Mayor-Elect Seth Low Profile
A portrait of Seth Low, born to wealth, rising to mayor of New York at a young age, former Brooklyn mayor, and Columbia University president. The piece notes his hard headed business discipline, early start in his father’s office, and multi career success across politics and academia.
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Grant Riches
Seth Low
New York
Wag Boi
Isha
Awas A. Muccesati Busiess Inin
Brooklyn
Columbia
Higatire
Low
First Formal Dinner at the White House by Roosevelt
President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted their first formal dinner at the White House on Thursday night. Eighteen guests gathered in the family dining room lavishly decorated with white chrysanthemums. Guests included Secretary Hitchcock, Admiral Dewey, Col. Sanger and Mrs. Sanger, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Adams, and Miss Alice Roosevelt among others.
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Roosevelt
White House
Hitchcock
George Dewey
Col. Sanger
Wit
Sanger
and Mira
Whitelaw Reid
New York
New York, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Adams of Boston, Jr and Mra, W. OW. Rockhill
Cowles
H. §. Beale
Alice Roosevelt
Marvin
Negroes Hunted by Lynch Crowd on City Street
Police struggled to protect several Black men after an argument on Sixty seventh Street and Eighth Avenue Wednesday night. As whites shouted lynch them, the victims fled and were chased through the area until refuge found in a hallway. Thirty reserve officers intervened, using clubs to separate the crowd and escort Samuel Tyler, shot in the leg, to the station.
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New York
Argentic
Nerfroes
Samuel Tyler
Li Hung Chang Dies in Pekin at 11 A.M.
The eminent Chinese statesman Li Hung Chang died at Pekin at 11 o'clock Thursday morning after a brief illness. His family had native doctors in charge while the regular physicians refused to attend unless Chinese doctors were dismissed, details show a contentious medical arrangement.
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Li Huse Chang
Pekin
Train robber suspect held in St Louis and venue ruling
A man thought to be John Logan, wanted in Montana for a Wagner train robbery where 68000 dollars were stolen, was arrested in St Louis with 430 dollars in Butte bank notes and two revolvers his attempt to use them failed. Separate items note Hearst Chicago case venue denial and a post season football game to decide the Western title between Michigan and Wisconsin Minnesota, with date and venue to be determined.
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John Logan
Montana
Wagner
St. Louis
Butte
Mont
Michigan
Wisconsin
Market Quotations From Chicago and Indianapolis Reported
Market quotes show cattle from Chicago and Indianapolis ranging from $3.00 to $8.25 for various grades, hogs mostly $4.00 to $6.20, sheep $3.00 to $8.25, and grains like wheat No 2 red around 70 to 72 cents, corn 52 to 58 cents, oats 8 to 9 cents, with butter and eggs near 20 to 21 cents and potatoes 58 to 65 cents per bushel. figures are mixed across locations with inconsistent OCR.
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Chicago
Stehay
Timothy
Indianapolis
Des Moines Man Sentenced for Life for Murder
Otis Green, indicted for killing a woman on September 1 in Des Moines, entered a guilty plea and was sentenced to life in the penitentiary. He shot the woman on the street, then fatally shot himself, dying from the wounds.
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Green
Des Moines
Otis Green
Tila
University of Tow targets young women proprieties
Dean Alice Young leads a crusade against what she calls excessive socializing of Tow University women with men. She condemns long telephone conversations and has pressured students to limit male contact and adjust attire and behavior. A board inquiry is planned to ensure standards are enforced.
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Miss Young
Alice Young
University of Tow
Donn Young
Alan Tall
Dean Young
Seti
Young
Toung Wamien
Robbers Blow Safe At Hinton Bank For $1500
A gang of two expert safe crackers blasted the bank vault at Hinton and took about $1500 in bills and silver. A nitro-glycerin charge caused the explosion, but bank collateral remained intact and business is expected to continue. Police suspect one of the men linked to a prior string of robberies in surrounding towns.
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Lara
Hinton
Ford
Rales
Tinton
Snudl
Mattlock
Salix
Jeffer- Bon
George Bricker Cleared in Noted Wort Murder Trial
The trial over the killing of Cy A Guild and son Clarence at Wort ended with George Bricker and Oliver Krieker acquitted after a lengthy, disputed case. Krieker confessed to self defense while Chaves Guild claimed Bricker did the shooting, with neighbors divided over land motives and a plea for retrial.
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Wort
Dodgenda
George Beicker
Clarence Hidwin Wald
Art
Over Krieker
Chaves Guild
George Bricker
Phe Triad
Hasteal
Muree
Minneapolis and St Louis Tul-Tou Injunction Over Bridge
Minneapolis and St. Louis Tul-Tou filed for an injunction in Wort Dodge seeking to block the Chicago Great Western Railroad from building a new Nes Moines River valley bridge. The suit argues the bridge would encroach on yards and require 300 feet of yard space for piers, hindering condemnation steps already started by Mugop City road.
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Minneapolis
St. Louis
Great Western
Minneapolis and St. Lois
Mugop City
Uurready
Prominent LeMars Men in Saloon Clash Suit for Damages
A Thoma sues Martin Schaefer for $5,000 claiming an September barroom assault left him disabled for work. Thoma, a grocer and former mayor in LeMars, alleges Schaefer assaulted him when the two men met in a barroom and the sword was passed. Schaefer is a lumber firm partner Knorr & Schaefer and a leading local financier.
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LeMars
Uurt
A. Thoma
Martin Schaefer
Moma Clima
Schaefer
Eptember
Thoma
Cleveland
Schnoefer
Knorr & Schaefer
LeMilra
Mysterious disappearance near Whiterloo farm
A farmer named Georgs Havaman from Waterlon area vanished under suspicious circumstances. Neighbors fear foul play as search efforts intensify and authorities review leads. Local reporters note the odd clues and strained hope for his safe return.
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Whiterloo
Georgs
Jowa Election Results Show Near Tie In Key Races
The report indicates a close statewide contest with Governor candidate A. J. Cunningham leading by about 60,000 votes in early results. Northern counties show gains for Republicans while some areas lean Democrats. Prohibition votes total around 17,748 with Prohibition partisans claiming notable support across forty six counties.
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Clinton County
Neeringt
Cumming
Bes Moines
Volk
Peyenor
Toy House Burned in Sioux City Wholesale Block Fire
A fire on Wednesday destroyed Guenther & Sally’s wholesale block in Sioux City, with stock losses around 75,000 and building damage near 16,000. The blaze, fanned by a north wind, drew spectators as flames leaped from the stock room. cause believed linked to an overheated electric wire. Local firms including Stemee FVUS, Whole sale druggists, and Meyer Ros faced exposure. fire officers said theft was not checked.
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Guenther & Sally
Solian Hhouse
Sioux City
Joss
National Lite Tusuraned
Qin
Wornvoat
T Hs Bre
Paris
Che Iy
Booth Oyster
Clornick
Less & More
Meyerros
Chad Che
Grandmother at 29 Tops Northwest Records
A Northwest region article highlights Mrs. Carleton of Iowa as the youngest grandmother in the area, noting her age of 29 and family lineage. It references Mrs. Jones in Ohio and past generations in the Carleton family, detailing early marriages and the pattern continuing through generations.
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Carleton
Iowa
Wally Chase
Northwest
Jones Flaileton
Teaver Bevels
Deine
Carleton Wer
Ohin
Starleton Yoins
Uni
Ob Yi
Cuneton
Che
Des Moines Ministers Press City Council on Prohibition Enforcement
Des Moines ministers from the Des Moines Ministerial Association urged rigid enforcement of saloon laws. They cited code sections to show penalties for saloonkeepers convicted of violations, including barring from operation. They targeted a local owner with twenty-nine saloons, arguing a case against continuing violations across all his establishments.
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Des Moines
Iowa Girl Missing Prompt Nevada Governor Aid
Nevada woman asks Governor Shawlus to help locate Maud Puddleford, a 14-year-old girl who vanished from her home last Wednesday evening. The mother claims the daughter was indulged and likely left voluntarily, urging a detective be employed to search.
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Nevada
Shawlus
Daugister
Maud Puddleford
Taddleford
Death of John McDermid Noted in Local Obituary
An obituary notes the death of John McDermid, detailing he died after a long illness. The notice records his residence in Morgan and mentions prior work in export and journalism. Authorities are not named, and no funeral details are provided in the readable text.
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John. McDermid
John’ McDermid
Morgan’ at-Den
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