Auctioned weapons cross borders as Maine finds similar fate
Hull Maine readers learn of confiscated guns sold at auction and dumped into the sea by New York police to prevent rearmament. The report links to broader illicit trafficking and notes a series of unrelated items from Hungary suffrage activity to a proposed mosque project, a safety boiler cleaner demonstration, and odd local happenings including a Missouri hermit and a damaged oak tree event.
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Maine
Fesson
New York
Sa Police Department
Pnds
Fish and Gams
London
A. Schror
Warden Culling Attacked. Osborn Family Firebombed
An incident at Fieela Creek left Warden Culling struck and near death after a confrontation with a knife. Osborn reportedly drove his wife and children away and opened fire on the premises. Charles H. Johnson, long US senator from Maine, is noted for two years of age and a 26 year party candidacy tenure.
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Fieela Creek
Osborn
Charles H. Johnson
United State
Maine
BEO
Unclear historical notes on local figures and events
Fragmented OCR items mention a memorial fund at Vale university, trout catches at Clagdon lake near Tirigtol, and a Edgarish death of Robert Young. Also notes on bread prize in Kansas, auction practices in England, and stray musings on arts and language without cohesive narrative.
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Mins Leaner G. Db. Cuyter
Wright Memorial
Vale University
Theodore Cuyter
Clagdon Lake
Tirigtol
Firth
Governor Carroll Endorses Mule Team Display In Storm
In Des Moines February 28 Governor Carroll watched Idd Temple present a pair of Missouri mules as General Logan seeks to buy animals for munitions use. Rain and sleet did not stop Temple from showcasing the team while Carroll endorsed the bill approving the purchase amid the Iowa Senate election scene.
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Des Moines
State of Love
National Guard
Beryl F. Carroll
State House
Idd Temple
Missouri
Logan
Ed Temple
Temple
Carrol
Carrallta
Iowa
United States
Affinity Between Cow and Pig Ended by Butcher
In Bruites Iowa on February 25 a Jersey cow and a Poland China pig owned by Faul Dupid on Fifth Avenue formed a close bond. The pig was killed by a butcher, leaving the cow inconsolable and lonely at night. The pair had huddled together for warmth through the winter, illustrating a surprising companionship.
Hawarden High School Wins Le Mars Debate
Hawarden High School defeated Le Mars in a debate held Friday evening. Participants included Jiawarten, Ja. Micabeth Kaw, Agnes Ryers, Jessie Martin, Resell Youmte, Hugh Baker and Rupert Veron. Judges were Professors Norris Miles Perss and Julian of the University of South Dakota.
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Jiawarten
Hawarden
Cartase
Micabeth
Agnes Ryers
Jessie Martin
Resell Youmte
Hugh Baker
Rupertt Veron
Professor Norris
Miles Perss
Professor Julian
The
University of South Dakota
Iowans Reach Top Round In Tourney
The ninth week of the inter collegiate rifle league sees Massachusetts Agricultural and the University of Iowa win seven matches with one defeat. Town defeats Arizona 1566 to L Sub Marsachnecti Agricultural defeats Missouri 2786 to 1749.
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Washington
Bed
Fie Neventh
Miassaphyseta Agricultural
University of Tows
Jollowss Town
Arizona
Marsachnecti
Bala
Laiecarne
Missouri
Valley Firemen's Association to Hold March Convention
Lake City Feb 18 The Valley Firemen's Association members will meet in Wall Lake for the winter convention with Tate City acting as a member and C H W Miller of this city serving as secretary.
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Offerte
Tarry Arney
Walter Cre
Dacn
Com
Ted Bers
Thay
Unclear Election Returns Reported in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text hints at union leadership votes and election results. Mentions districts, workers, unions, and a transitioning official, but readability is too limited to confirm names, places, or precise outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Notice Unclear About Local Incident
A garbled OCR passage mentions a person named Jane suing Renal for an offense of aliens and a visit to a place, with references to a fire and injuries. Details are too corrupted to identify clear actions, dates, or locations.
Pearl button factories suspend work after weekend notices
In Muscaline Iowa 2900 workers face an indefinite suspension as notices posted in the largest and many smaller pearl button plants cite overproduction. The new button workers union calls the move a union battle. Mason City Illinois 950 robbery case connected to Adams Express denied by Wilson Jones. Emmet county short course on agriculture stock raising and domestic science closes with nearly 200 enrolled.
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Muscaline
Button Workers’ Union
Mason City
Ill
Wison Jones
Geneva
Adams Express Company
Jones
Emmet
Iterviltie
Emmet County
Rowan
Helen Watts
Ames
Waterworks Plant Seized by Bondholder Boston Trust
Creston Iowa February 28 The Boston Trust Company holder of the bonds has taken possession of the Creston Waterworks plant to foreclose and protect its interest. Local stockholders face heavy losses as the plant will be operated by the bondholding company.
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Creston
Boston Trust Company
Creston Waterworks Company
Boston Company
Henry Austin Founder of Austinville Dies in Accident
Henry Austin founder of Austinville in Gutter county died at the hospital after injuries from being struck by a Grant Weratera street train last Wednesday. His heavy automobile was wrecked in the crash at Waterloo Ireland.
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Waterloo
Henry Austin
Austinville
Gutter County
Chicago Grant Weratera
Austin
Local Pedestrian Fatally Struck in Street Car Crash
A man identified as Clinton, Ta., was killed Saturday afternoon when a street car collided with the Tri City Telephone Co wagon he was driving. He was dragged about 60 feet before being freed. His home address is listed as Dion, Iowa.
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Cinton
Tricity Telephone Company
Vie
Pawllipa Stylized Loss in 43 18 Casket Ball Tilt
Pawllipa 13, Fab Wo Pantinn de fontent Maratha in Bo RATT OF Casket ball at the near Cesim by a score of 43 to 18. Forward for Panl threw FC bunkers in the second.
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Pawllipa
Pantinn
Maratha
Cesim
Fewededlt
Ieff
Panlthrew FC Bunkers
Wreck Near Rock Island Claims Several Lives
A freight train collision near Rock Island killed a foreign emigrant named Keb Van Vem Cleave and his family. The group from Ata bound for Charade rode in a freight car with four household members. The man, about 47 to 50, was a former farmer near Anorada Inez.
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Ata
Hock Teiaul Tran
Fhin Point
Feir
Alta
Win
Tere
Wae
Former Iowa solon killed by train in Adair County accident
A former Iowa legislator from Adair County was struck and killed by a train. Local authorities report the victim was identified as a former state representative and note the incident occurred near a rural rail line outside Solon.
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Iowa
Solon
Steamer Senator Strack Sinks After North Atlantic Collision
Unclear OCR text reports a steamer named Senator Strack sinking after a collision in turbulent seas. Three persons are listed as perished with references to survivors and involved vessels. Further details are unreadable in the damaged fragment.
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Coxdiagven. Ief
Senator Strack
North Sendhavings
Prohibition Amendment Opened By Des Moines Representative
Des Moines reports Representative George introduced a resolution for a constitutional amendment to ban alcohol, with enforcement powers to the legislature. The assembly and senate adjourned for a March recess after the joint ballot and lawmakers prepared to return.
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Des Moines
George
United States
Gilliland Proposes Nire Members of Supreme Court
Senator Gilliland introduces a bill to enlarge the Supreme Court to nine members and split into two sections with the chief justice presiding The oldest member would be chief justice The measure comes as part of a series of judiciary proposals including contributory negligence rules and direct workers compensation discussions.
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Supreme Court
Monroe
Mach Vertion
Chase
Judiciary
Cane
Senate
Bite
Moore
Hunters’ Hermose Fund
Tscher Idred
Election costs set for Iowa legislature contest
Reported in Des Moines on February 27 the cost of election contests for seats in the thirty fourth general assembly will total 1 449 52 dollars for the state of Iowa. The article mentions a Breninr county official and references a house vote on gasmen and investigative details amid political contention.
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Oes Moines
Feedom Enptiesis
General Assembly
Tawa
Breninr County
Crite Jneoney
Spenpeer
Treogeeto
Bey
Wartime political shakeup in Norblwescern town revealed
In Marshalitown a political event surfaced when a local party saw changes as the secretary of the Corr rei of Wrrterlon was replaced. Names including Mason Cly and John A Sly appear in the fragmentary report about the succession and campny actions.
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Woterloo
Mason Cly
John A Sly
Corr Rei
Wrrterlon
Iowa land dealer assaulted by thugs in Chicago
Manchester Ta February 27 attached in Chicago yesterday by thugs Leslie Le Boyt a land dealer and brother of Senator Hoyt is in a Chicago hotel with a fractured skull and partial paralysis. Surgeons say the outcome is doubtful as Senator Hoyt left Des Moines for Chicago. Hoyt has extensive jania interests in Potter County South Dakota.
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Manchester
Chicago
Leslie le Boyt
EH. Hoyt
Hoyt
Des Moines
Potter County
South Dakota
Iowa Infantile Paralysis Rates Reported in Bulletin
Webster City Iowa February 27 Infants paralysis cases rise across the nation with Iowa recording 604 cases and 160 deaths in the last year. Only Pennsylvania reports more cases at 1928. The Iowa bulletin urges isolation and disinfection for contagious diseases.
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Webster City
Union
Towa
Iowa State Board of Health
G. E. Summer
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Jone
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Death in Bullets Ends Lone Woman's Life
Miss Ida Hermesmeier of Laurel died from a bullet wound inflicted by an unknown assailant, with the coroner's jury ruling murder for robbery. Her body was found in a bowl of blend in her kitchen. Sheriff William Gore investigates. Services likely Sunday. Western Iowa editors elect new officers at Banter, with Red Oak named for next summer meeting.
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Banter
Maida Hermastelier
Hertaad Fulauinsberg
Laurel
Geome
William Gore
Neston
Mies Hermesmeier
Misa Aestinesmeier
Bromeichbors
Suilay
Western Iowa
Gomel Ttulfa
Western Jewsn Editorial Association
Sleclad
J. N. Marvin
Shenand Anh Kontinel-Post
W. Ig. Welle
Hedrak Baxprez
A. K. Stevens
Pliverity Times
Red Oak
Odd Fellows Lodge Plans Event For Home Funding
The Grand Lodge Odd Fellows group will host an event at the Old Folks Home to support fundraising. The committee requested $24,000 after the lodge had originally voted $59,000 for the home, but the final amount remains unsettled. The home will be housed locally.
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Mary Jipen
Methodist Preacher Joins Congregational Society
Anguela Ga February 27 Rev Fr Kaper pastor of the Methodiat Topix enpal church at Sibley sent his termination to the chatr et super intendent and accepted a call to the pastorate of the Congregational church at Lafayette Galo Mr Keagy has been in poor health and believes the climate will help He will preach his farewell sermon here next Sunday.
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Congregational Society
Anguela
Kaper
Methodiat Topix Enpal
Sibley
Congregational Church
Lafayette
Galo
Keagy
Jin Wil
Fish Takes Big Drop in Chicago Markets
Chicago market reports show a sharp price drop as fish prices tumble after a midwinter catch in the Great Lakes. Wiisbauer & Co. cut wholesale offerings to retailers, while whitefish and pickerel prices fell notably.
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Chicago
Chicaso
Wiisbauer
Son of diplomat to wed social secretary
Orden Mili Pell of New York, son of Whitelaw Reid, American ambassador to England, obtained a license to wed Mita Helen Miles Hogers of Nacine Wisconsin. The ceremony is set for Haelne college chapel on March 14. Pell’s age is 28 and Hogers is the private secretary to Mire Whitelaw Reid.
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Nacine
Wis
Orden Mili Pell
York
Whitelaw Reid
England
Mita Helen Miles Hogers
Mire
Whitelaw
Haelne College Chapel
Tieid
Wame
Mise OgeTs
Philadelphia Board Discloses Impostor Teacher Used Deceased Woman's Identity
A Philadelphia board finds Mrs. Martyn Irwin, a teacher at Martin school, impersonated Miss Clara Green to gain teaching credentials and salary for four years. Investigators show Irwin never passed exams, never finished high school, and used a forged past as Green. The elementary schools committee will advise action against her.
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Philadelphia
Board of Education
Misa Clara RB. Green
Martyn Irwin
Martin
Matthew J. Wilson
Theo
Clara Green
Irwin
Jewin
Miss Green
Mire
Ciara
Ciara Green
Clorde
Averys J. Harrington
Mrs. Iewin
Mary
Hathey
Mike Green
Tammany Firm in Backing Sheehan
Albany reports a Tammany-backed push to back Sen. Sheehan as ward Daly withdraws in favor of Charles Murphy's retirement strategy. The scene centers on Ed Shepard and connections to Martin Littleterns amid senatorial deadlock.
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Albany
Mlv
Fidward JE. Sheparrd
Globes
Martin WW. Littleterns Tetter
Charles B. Murphy
Sheehan
Laro Mart Dresk
Wari
Shepard
Boss Implicated Again in Perjury Case in Cincinnati
A jury in Cincinnati indicted a local political figure on perjury charges accusing them of lying about receiving $68 from a source tied to county money transfers. The case involves former County Treasurer Dehnad Gibson and others, with allegations of siphoning funds during the same period. The investigation continues as details unfold.
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Fela Us
Sury
Yale
Theattizen
Arend
Ty Banka
Dehnad Gibson
Cox Wen
Shire RR
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