Fragmented World News Blurred by OCR Errors
Disjointed clippings describe political figures, court cases, and events from various places. Mentions include Senator Dol vercotTown, Rob Tstie, Rochester Minnesota, Austria, Fresno California, and a French railroad strike, with scattered notes on flour seizures, population counts, and a world series baseball game in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadaha
Ale ‘Eniprada
Austria
Toval
Richmond
Pedc
Industral Workers of the World
Fresno
Cali
Jvara
Naghvilla
Penn
Kengaa City
Atlanta
United Stathe
Muewachitsatte
Minda
Cenaua
Durand
Thie
Nations Ballrogdere’ Union
Striks
Briand
Bendar
Philadelphia American Baseball
Chicago Nationals
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Grant
New York
State Home for Crippled Children Planned at Central Presbyterian
Dr Mecawen reports that a Bays State hospital for mental defectives exists but no facility to cure deformities. The plan, backed by the International Order of King's Daughters and Iowa branch, seeks a state home for poor physically defective children with legislative action. Local officials pledge cooperation as part of a broader care initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecawen
Bays State
Dea Maines
Jawa
International Order of King's Daughters
Mary Lows Dickingon
Lowe Order
Pluk Ft Wat
Thia
Atate
Ihe Seauion
Tetinle McCowen
McCowen Harelip
Thera Wérga Atite
Die Atgle
McCowen
F. J. Manafield
Iowa
E. N. Coleman
Davenport
Lorn “Waite
Burlington
Trenmaier
Hmma Quackenbush
Des Moines
Death of Senator Jonathan P. Dalli yer proclaimed in Iowa proclamation
The Iowa proclamation from Governor Carroll mourns the loss of Senator Jonathan P. Dalli yer, noting his 25 years of public service and deep devotion to state and nation. The notice laments his death at his Des Moines home on the 17th of October in 1910, praising his leadership and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senter Delilver
Ipa
Publin
Garyant
Alte
Des Moines
Carroln
AlLtests
W. c. Hayward
Iowa State News Highlights From Turbulent Period
Fragmented notices report a mix of local events including postal changes, a mayoral or postmaster appointment, and various crimes. Names such as Henry Fitter, Mary Walker, and Charles L. Davidson appear among scattered events in Marshalltown and nearby towns.
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Siar Tas
Simmel Onl Vet Renae Liane Aelgbie TY
David" Rankin
Tarkto
Ery Guddenly
Dolvercot
Rob Tstie
Wincdnsth
T Dat
Henry
Wees
Dannia
Worachester County
Maryland
Caroline
Eaton
Beloit
Pocomoke City
Mesata
Ballevo
Sina
Simner
State Board of Health
Gould
Barney
W. B. Barney
Atate Dairy Commissigner
Alate Dairy Association
Haaleo
Wistad
Claude Masters
Lee Wilson
Wren
Daath
Quyas
Atyeet Place
T. B. McQloth
Govarnyi Carroll
Boath
Sanator
J. P. Dolfivar
Mutual
Wilhl
Land Company
Tida
Iowa Telephona Company
Dupes
Viggo Lenora von Holstein Rathlow
pAmerthe
Des
Moines
Loup
Iondgaun
Lawle
Baal Locus! Street
Deba McDowall
Baltimore Journal
Baltimore American
Warden
Muilldon
James D. O'Brien
Wize Warden
Polk County
Joli Justier
Ankeny
van Horn
Bloomfeld
Iowa State News
Commonwealth
Milan D
Warner Ling Bdon
Maxwell
Burgiats
Labay
Marshalltown
Henry Fitter
George M. MccLean
Town City
Ountries
Londx
Copelpud
Adlmond
Mary Walker
Waterjed
Royal Gagtga' Society
Alamo Park
Ced~ne Rapids
Ingliraneg
Jonee G. Adams Ling
Peatmaster
Wich
Warren County
Q. Ifonrac
Heyman Newman
Marcha
Cregion
Leater Street
Nugent
Keolok
N. I. Wehardaon
Charles L. Davidson
Jing
Hia Colary
Loula Yoong
Scott Township
Malasha
Sud
William Sinclair
Wayne County
X. Ékoka
Paralysla
Frank Wrtery
Erncaht Jes
Tinkanda
Blanche
Adilertat
Keohiuk
E. D. Brower
Burg Dental Board
le Maré
Biiwater
Minn
Mijas Mildred Sorlon
C. C. Morten
Apidhere
Demeée
Helen van Winkler
C. C. View Winklar
Salem
Victor Ziegler
Lhém
Noxido
Neeldant
Olford
Frank Wood
Gifford
Roy Muse
Humeston
George A. Lincoln
Carrol
Jowe
Harry Adams
Mathiaie Lang
Indianola
Patar Okell
Commodore Livingstone
Conte
Fort Madison
King's ‘Daughters
Central
Dow Moines
Wort Libarty-ak Tha Gory
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