Women Hold Office in Albany County Wyoming Election
Mrs. Mary Godat Bellamy elected to the Wyoming house from Albany County. Rose Bird named state superintendent, Emma Howell Knight reelected county superintendent, Thyra Therkild-Fend as county clerk, and Mary A. Garrett reappointed justice of the peace. Women also served as election clerks paid the same as men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Godat Bellamy
Wyoming House of Representatives
Albany County
Bellamy
Rose Bird
Emma Howell Knight
Thyra
Therkild- Fend
Mary A. Garrett
Laramie
Reversal of exposure and innovation in early light studies
A fragmented discussion covers exposure reversal, German inventor Duiss, and teats for the visually impaired. It mentions Jor A A Tuell, undertakers in Hiensani, and Pevrngian shield trials. References to the Coleraine Wire Intertive and early electric devices appear alongside debates on advanced red views in the United States.
Spiritual Evidence to Decide Case in Iowa Grandchild Dispute
Waterloo March 14 The case between Mrs L H Edwards Cedar Falls sister of Secretary Tama Jim Wilson and Mrs W Fl Robinson a Denver osteopathic physician centers on guardianship of 8 year old Teynette Edwards. Two grandmothers present spiritual testimony claiming messages from the celestial world to support their adoption rights. Judge Ransier heard testimony from the grandmothers and noted the proceedings resemble an umpire between disputing spirits as he weighs character and guardianship factors.
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Waterloo
L. H. Edwards
Cedar Falls
T'ama Jim” Wilson
W. Fl. Robinson
Denver
Teynette Edwards
Ransier
Hansler
Robinson
Convention must name judge Smith's successor
The Iowa attorney general ruled that a successor to Congressman Walter T. Smith of the Ninth District could not be chosen at a convention. Delegates must be seated at caucuses. reflected delegates at the initial primary cannot be reconvened. The AG said delegates have no role in preliminaries for the convention beyond what the primary law allows for special elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
der Meines
Patpol
Des Moines County Has A Pair Of Centenarians
Burlington Iowa March 14 A pair of centenarians live near Danville in Des Moines County two women known for vitality. One is Atre Lewin of Middletown aged 112 and the other is Mrs Sharp who will celebrate her centenary tomorrow. It is noted no other residents in the state have such age.
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Burlington
Atte
Danville
Mauthea
Madines County
Anniesis
Atre. Lewin
Middletown
Ray
Sharp
Two Women Die of Fractured Skulls in Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa March 13 two women die of fractured skulls and another at death’s door from identical wounds. Buryi Durnberger 19 died en route to a distant hospital after being thrown from a horse carriage. Mrs Matella Wright is near death after jumping from a moving street car.
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Ottumwa
Buryi Durnberger
Horge
Matella
Wright Hes
Unidentified man’s horse theft sparks local search in Rockwell City
An unknown man arrived with steam and a buggy, stored a horse at Borecky’s Avery barn, bought another horse from Borecky, and vanished. A town man from Webhaw, Ia. later claimed the horses were stolen from him. Sheriff Wheeler seeks the thief who sold the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell City
Borecky
Avery
Bate
Webh
Rame
Sheri Wheeler
Death of Mrs Ughn Glarey at Rornick Ornick In March
Mrs Ughn Glarey, aged about 40, died at her home in Pine Street area after meningitis. Wife of John Clarey and mother of a adopted daughter, she hailed from an old Woodbury family and was highly respected. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Storm Lake
John Greenwood
Ornick
Mta
John Clarey
the Pines
Bhelewyeom & Buebeld
Ron
Woodbury Courts
Fort Dodge Election Holders Set for March Primary
The Fort Dodge election scene centers on March primary contests with candidatesAlliance for mayoral and two council seats, plus four education board vacancies to be filled under a drafting plan of government. A separate report notes a Fort Butler incident where Arthur Wittisme sues restaurant owner Jerry Kronor over a $216,000 rye loss from a July incident.
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Fort Dodgee
Board of Education
Fort Dutler
Maren
Arthur Wittisme
Bin
Uerry Krnorf
Fork Urnlee
Collision incident injures rider and horse in Fort area
An auto collision last night near Fort and Gyewigeda injured a 2 year old horse rider named Goy Rider after a gallop with a horse. The rider was thrown onto the pavement after the vehicle hit the horse, causing hand injuries and the horse to collapse.
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Gyewigeda
Largdd
Harem skirt sparks riot in Des Moines street scene
Dorothy Lenton performing at the Orpheum provoked a public disturbance on Walnut Street as bystanders formed a large procession. Two officers detained her before W E Moyer of the Des Moines Automobile Dealers' Association intervened to restore order. Lenton said the skirt was comfortable.
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Des Moines
Dorothy Lenton
Orpheum
Walnut Street
W. E. Moyer
Des Moines Automobile Dealers’ Association
Miss Ekenton
Rolfe Teachers All Out On A Strike
Rolfe Ja March 13. The school board voted to permit no suspensions of pupils beyond one day, prompting the panic and teachers to resign. The move followed suspensions for unexcused absences and pupils with parents backing them to seek redress, while the board did not support the teachers.
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ROLFE
Achool
Held Named Plymouth Fourth District Supervisor
Phil E. Held of Hinton was appointed supervisor for Plymouth's Fourth district to replace Ed Wilekins of Kingsley, who moved to Redfield. Delegations from Hinton and Kingsley attended. candidates included Frank Conrady, A. Kyle, H. G. Codd, and Thos. Julian. The appointee is a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Held
Hinton
Plymouth
LeMars, Jr
Phil E. Held
Ed Wilekins
Kingsley
Redfield
Frank Conrady
A. Kyle
H. G. 3. Codd
Weetfield
Thos. Julian
Elkhorn
Derma Wat
Good Roads Meeting for Osceola County
A Good Roads meeting for Osceola County takes place in Sibley on March 28. D Ward King will give an afternoon address and Lafayette Young will speak in the evening. a meal will be served by the Sibley orchestra with attendance from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbley. Ja. Mareh LeThe Reeds County
Sibley
D. Ward King
Lafayette Young
Auale
Sibley Orchestra
Unclear OCR Notes on March Event with Fire and Injuries
Fragmented text reports a March incident involving a large water supply surprise, a person striking a match near Hale, causing an explosion and facial burns. Mud used to stop the blaze. onlookers attracted by the commotion. details are incomplete and obscured.
Local Dairyman Anson Dies By Homicide? No Self-Inflicted Hanging
Anson Adrain C Anson of baseball fame, a longtime resident of Mareh 14, hanged himself from a rafter while tied to a corn coil rope. The official report notes his death by self-inflicted strangulation after an alleged bout of ill health. This marks the sixth death in his family in six months, prompting concerns about heredity and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larenen Anson
Anraan
Anb
Adrian C. Anson
Hhia
Population figures from early census fragment
The fragment records population figures for two groups with numbers 3.05 and 4.035 in 1800, indicating an early estimate. The text is incomplete and unclear, listing names and values without full context.
Supreme Court Decisions Highlight March Rulings
Early March sessions reveal multiple affirmations and reversals across districts. Case names include Heansted versus Flemereed and Viti versus dkarier with varied outcomes.
Boone Company Awaits Orders From Superiors
scrambled text lists names Raote da Meareh Drs.Oretsvitsddeens Lawson and others. references Fort Toidise and a national unit to be sent to ape an herderated to save MR Bardea. unclear actions and dates, but implies awaiting higher directives.
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Boone Company
Raote
Oretsvitsddeens
Lawson
Nis Uke
Fort Toidise
Pepeiment
Natiouil
Bardea
Incorporation Referendum Marks Northwest Towns Vote
The Northwest briefs report towns voting to incorporate and schedule officer elections for March 2. Notes mention land transfers near Grove, Paulina, and Onawa with prices per acre around 2.207, plus a death notice for Mrs Wilhelmina Beatt of Idahgalle. Peter McMartin, aged 21, faces a family dispute over estate spending. The area around Waterloo and Mendamin shows various farm and business dealings.
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Ctaig
Pal
IA Grove
Fal
Paulina
Wilhelmina Beatt
Idahgalle
Ted Herr
Waterloo
Ta-Mre
Mary McMartin
Peter McMartin
Onawa
Tas
Thea Simpson
Sooner & Son
Mendamin
Sirepsen
Moandamin
Davenport Manufactures See Healthy Growth in 1904
A preliminary census release for Davenport shows strong gains across all measures. The report, compiled under William Steuart, highlights increases in salaried staff, expenses, materials used, and product value from 1904 vs 1903, with capital investment and wage totals rising as well.
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Washington
Censis
Davenport
Tenspe
Trurami
Treamstats
Elty Stofa
Air William al. Steuart
Etutistician
Menufacturers
Lurean
Ballinger Surrenders Office to Fisher
The interior department leadership changed briefly today as Walter Fisher of Chicago was named head, succeeding T. A. Saline. The transition occurred just before 10 o’clock, with limited ceremony and reshaped duties for the department heads.
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Ballinger
Fisher
Widter
Chicago
A. Saline
Emmert Sells Holdings and Opens Winnipeg Residences
A local figure disposes of holdings and relocates operations to Winnipeg Canada. Details specify sale actions and new residential focus in Canada.
Turin Block Factory Sold Amid Ownership Shuffle
The Turin cement block plant changes hands as owners split control between two factories. One partner plans further western improvements and continues operations at the Park site.
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Turin
Marei
AL PL
Batyhan
Poroenod
Sealing Fleet Sails On Annual Voyage From Port
A sealing fleet leaves port just after daylight heading north to Cherda coast. Eleven steamers carry around 1,000 men and seven vessels are equipped with wireless apparatus. Large breaks in the water mark the voyage as the fleet proceeds.
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St. Dass N Maret
Great North
Chedana Cuest
Thief Returns Postal Order To Law Offices In Crime Note
Tal Marehi Chieft of VYeuror reports receipt of postal orders bearing false values as police suspect a theft. Fred Blarmon linked to the office transfers noted. Arthur Hanrahan, 14, ran away from home after disciplinary incident and cannot be located. Local editor buys farm outside town to take time from work.
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Tal Marehi
Tnsil
Dpecoratt
Fred Bl¢rman
Port Thodge
Arthur Hanrahan
Laverne
WW. m Rorera
The
News
Fere
Iowa Senate rejects women holding state office in March actions
In Des Moines March 1 the Iowa Senate voted 15 to 13 against permitting women to hold state offices or the superintendent of public instruction. The body passed bills on judgments during absence, public building floor openings, teacher certificate renewals, oil inspections, state officer accounting reports, insurance contract amendments, and certifying historical documents. The House approved a tuberculosis death reporting bill and a banking report schedule. A revived school fund interest bill and liquor shipment limits in dry areas were considered, along with a seven member commission to study insanity and related issues and report later.
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Moines
Senate
Sullivan
Eve
Iowa
San Prandieco, Exposition
Hunter
Whitney
Hammill
Board of Supervisors
Bauman
Ripley
DHS
To leon To Decide Who Makes Ninth District Call
Des Moines Te March If The resignation of Congressman W T smith prompts a test of who may call the ninth district convention. Officials debate primary law applicability to a special meeting and preliminary conventions. Attorney general referral sought on the legal questions raised by the party’s application.
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Toleon
Des Moines
WT. Smith
Gov
Digwich
Viena
Andoalp
H. Hee Heen
Cogeon
Peeard
Waterlas Lamson Lamson’s Wife Earns Graduation Honors
Mrs. Lidian Russell Lamson, wife of Lamson, president of the Watering Chamber of Commerce, graduates from Watering Trask ne college. She completed stenography and typewriting courses and later studied medicine in the college, aiming to become a nurse.
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Waterlas
Waterlon
Lidian Russell Larmean
Ilvde
Lamson
Chamber
Lamron
Rursell
Maxint
Sehoaod
Nellege
Merger Reported in Button Manufacturers In Muscatine
An incorporation of Central Button Manufacturing Company is filed marking a merger in the local button industry. Principal city executives and factory owners in Muscatine appear to be involved as the market features strong competition from nearby producers and allied firms.
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Muscatine
Tne
Bitton Manufacturing Corppany
Aresch Water
Wehoat
Death of Boy From Nose Bleed Linked to Rail Elevators
A brief report notes a boy’s death linked to a nasal hemorrhage during an incident at a railroad elevator site. The piece mentions temporary relief measures and a planned safety upgrade, along with community and school ties. Names include Mabel Wool and Bar Cogswell.
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Finwarden
Tal Meived
Yeniny
Parmners
Fieukes
Miadern Eleyvator
Mabel Wool
Cogswell
Peattie
Wiesh
HS Tinwar
Facher Coffin’s Niece Wounded by Bullet Near Farm
Patt Deelge, a MW year old niece of philanthropist Facher Coffin, was seriously injured last night by a stray bullet from shooters along the Des Moines River. She was moving from a shed to an attic on a farm a few miles north of town when struck. physicians estimate serious injury.
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Patt Deelge
Dea
Moreh
Nei
Ts. S
Des Moines
Frown
Serpious
Mexican Uprising Spreads to Coahuila and Morelos
Washington reports the Mexican uprising expanding to Coahuila and Morelos with telegraph lines nearly destroyed. In Chihuahua city famine fears grow as inhabitants seek escape while authorities struggle to distribute scarce food. Military actions include siege resistance and a burned bridge near Navarrete, with reports of troops and guerilla activity along the frontier.
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Washington
Mexico
Coahuila
Morelos
Dickinson Announces No Intervention If Mexico Fails to Protect U S Citizens
Mew Fork March 14 Secretary of War Dickinson said there will be no movement toward intervention unless the Mexican government proves negligent in protecting foreign residents and property. He plans to sail for Panama but may delay if railroad and ship line agreements cause duplication. Mexican affairs will not alter his plan.
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el Paso
Chihuahua
Mexico
Jed Newkirk
Miguel Ahumada
United States
OM. Dickinson
Panama
Sivas
Walmest
Dickinson
Payncapa Railroad Empany
Stesarae Ehipines
Ater B
Many Days of Labor to Remove Cave-In Bodies
Virginia March 14 last night officials feared for weekend victims of a Latirda cave-in as a mound of workers toiled to recover the remains. President Oleoti of the Over Mining Lemony said many trips may be needed to recover all. The death toll is expected not to exceed 14, with four to six injured.
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Virginia
Minn
Latirda
Norman Milhe
W. OF. Oleoti
Leo
Dinjarral
Miccit
Roosevelt trophies preparation sparks congressional questions
Washington officials of the Smithsonian respond to claims that the Roosevelt collection would be openly appropriated for immediate exhibition. They state all possible efforts are being used to prepare the Specimarine obtained by the Roosevelt Atrio for display and argue against misinterpretation of Congress's intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Roosevelt Atrio Oy
Wousevelt
Congress
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Inin
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Belcs de Ronewood
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Wii
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Des Moines County
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Queer G. Creighton
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Roosevelt
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