Generous Railway Meal Between St Petersburg and Moscow
The article describes a midnight meal service aboard the railway between St Petersburg and Moscow. Passengers sample hot and cold meats, tea, vegetables, and fish in a large hall, serve themselves, and pay after eating. The piece comments on honesty and the system paying workers well. It also mentions tests in England about urban smoke deposits and dirt levels in London areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Fragmented OCR Summary of Industrial Notes
A garbled report references cities, towns and states connected to telephone exchanges, a gas works, coke furnaces and metallurgical operations. It mentions power production, operations in mining and metallurgy, and district activity around iron gas and related installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisinedeets
Snd
Imetallurgi
France
Bos Derichers
Ust
Fragmentary OCR Summary Noted for Irregular Historical Text
The readable fragments describe immigration debates and legislative actions tied to border policy and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mentions include the Santa Fe Trail and appropriations, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms. Names and precise events are not decipherable.
Pioneer Resident Dragged to Death on County Road
A rural Ida County resident was dragged to death by motorcycles while driving a wagon cart with a companion horse. The incident occurred near Grove as the cart was overtaken by riders Frank Clouse and Stubbs Wavel, dragging the victim a distance before stopping. Officials report severe head injuries and possible skull fracture. Retired farmer involved had lived in the county since its early days. his brother resided in Chicago. A libel case against J. Wallen and John Delton of the Apostolic Democrat is set for trial May 20.
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Ida County
Uraig
Frank Fed Clouse
Aml
Skuil
Fia
Mira
Deeds
Cartel
Kidd
Ali Watleet
Dea Aloises
MW. Wick
Rockwell City
Walton Amt Doulton Wave
Thenley, Teurngitiay & Photass
Fort Dede
Jett AW. Faothe
Lake City
Sfansut
Editera
Ais
Gente Bivery
Hiver
Giutlipat
Audubon County
Port Povighathe
International Cypographicad Live
Port Dodge
Clarry Webster
Loval
Walter Keli
Clear Lake
Melvin
Mell Lambertson
Hedan
Burns
Matiudes
OschoLa
Khellog
Lemars
iVvidkille
Init
Carly
DES Aidwa
Approminia Bely
Tres Alolyedies Chl Counelt
Tik
Fermid Action Whey Uw
Certiin Stracta
Weustehe
al Gregory
Wesley Placer
St Lyes
Cornwell
Wagland
Marty
Cutter
Wheeler
Bla
Harntag
Chicago
Ghia
Georgia
Allahama
United States Court
South Dakota
Deadwood
Wieestre: D’ury
Webster City
Clscene
Yipton
Pater Abraham
Tipton
Awdollen
Ile
Shane
LOR Preparatory Co
Hichard
Weat Point
Augbabs Hill
Edward Ff
Aera Berivedyapter
ALTA
David K. Hadden
Flowy Boar
Phapanaey
Fla
Cameron
Thas Tovwit Lark
Tech
Deemocrata
Dubugqwe
Attite
Jonson
Louis Chintophee
Lersain
Des Moines
Hauraid Deve
Central City
Finnie Porter
Muscatine
Ben Schaeffer
View
Iowa City
Novak & Rabbit
Fox General
Downey
Wounds Divorced Wife Then Kills Himself
Iowa news reports say John Lallus, a pool hall proprietor, shot his divorcee wife multiple times, then killed himself. The woman died. he was found dead beside the body. Police investigated the double tragedy with few witnesses.
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Tban Moines
John Lallus
Teira Pool
Opened Fire With Apparent Provocation in Clear Lake
Charles Davis of the Davis collection agency was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder after he fired four shots at Percy Fistler in Clear Lake. Witnesses said Davis was drunk and possibly provoked by an event in a car. both men left the car and Davis shot as Fistler sought shelter. The grand jury may convene in an extra session to report on the case.
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Clear Lake, Sr
Charles Davis
Davis Collection Agency
Grand Jury
Percy Fistler
Davis
Fistier
Bune Lime
Fistler
Sie Grand Jury
Travis
CRY FOR HELP DUE TO MANY WASHOUTS
Heavy rains flood bridges in Shelby and Carroll counties causing wholesale disaster. Officials request emergency plans as engineers race to restore crossings and set up five new engineering districts with centralized headquarters to coordinate repairs.
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Aimes
Shelby
Carroll
Shelby County Board
Carroll Pean
Eimergaiury
F. B. White
Tlolden
Local Iowa News In Brief Mixed with Obits and School News
Iowa in brief items report a Port Dodge territorial branch of a printers group, Kellogg school board re elects Essex, and various local incidents. Across towns like Clear Lake Des Moines Muscatine and Sheldon, burns deaths fires weather and school graduations are noted with several name and place references.
Suffshire Recruits for Deeds of Crime
Fragmented text suggests a report about criminal recruitment in Suffshire with references to arrests near a college and mentions of a servant and two individuals involved in a confrontation. The readable portions indicate a crime scene near a well known college and possible weapon or fire implications.
Governor Sulzer backs statewide direct primary tour
In a sequence of speeches, Governor Sulzer and Secretary of State Willam Bryan promote the direct primary. The campaign thanks Colonel Roosevelt for backing the primary effort amid the political fight.
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Altany
Sulzer
Willam
Bryan
Itotire
Forcener
Roosevelt Laday
Webb-Kenyon bill shows 17s effect on liquor shipments
State officials report the Webb Kenyon act restricts liquor shipments to Iowa not authorized dealers. Reports from Correstionville Indicate interstate shipments face certificates. local officials warn the law affects outsiders and prompts inquiries while safeguards ensure proper licenses. Opal Lantis rescues baby sister from cistern in Correstionville. both children unharmed.
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Webb-Kenyon
Iowa
Bie
St. Louis
Buwa
Federikwedgudrbnag
Railroad and Express
Webb-Heaven
Correstionville
Opal Lantis
Str
Arras
Will Lane
Dicten
Perth
Habby Slater
Rughet
Toade Ginteen
Prominent Liberty farmer dies after heart attack
Merril Wa resident Ruedy, a 55 year old Liberty township farmer, was found dead Thursday evening near his home after a fence repair attempt. A heart attack is listed as the cause. he had lived in the area for 40 years and was a native of Swilger-Latid.
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Merril
Dota Ruedy
Liberty Township
Hoereek
Dupper
Ikea
Euiedy
Chia
Roadside course notes show deficit and payment plan
Incoherent OCR fragment notes a deficit of 251.80 dollars for a course payout. Mentions signing and paying, with references to a farm and short courses held, and accounts for curr and winter terms. No clear dates or entities beyond generic terms.
Ames professor named director to brew hog cholera serum
Dr Charlen H 81 dean of the division of veterinary medicine at Ames Agricultural college is appointed director of the state laboratory to manufacture anti hog cholera serum. The appointment is by President Pearson. Stange will select assistants and equipment work begins with serum to be produced in a few weeks. If delayed, serum will be purchased from the Kansas laboratory for Iowa farmers.
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C. A. Stange
Charlen H
Division of
Veterinary Medicine
Ames Agricultural College
Pearson
Ames College
Stange
Kansas Laboratory
Iowa Farmers & Cost
Importing Beef From South America Could Rise
The article notes a 13 million head drop in U S cattle over 12 years and warns of possible beef imports from South America if U S production does not increase. W J Kennedy of Iowa State College cites current ratios and urges better plans, while Dr J Tie McNeil, a veterinary expert, discusses Brazil's cattle packing practices and a Brazil based venture.
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South America
Ames
Ian
United States
W. Jennedy
Iowa State College Division of Extension
J. Tie McNeil
Iowa State College School of Veterinary, Science
Brazil Land, Cattle and Packing Company
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Underwood Tariff Bill Condemned in Paris Meeting
Paris May 27 The Underwood tariff bill was energetically condemned today at the monthly meeting of the National Association of Industry and Commerce. Andre Lebon chaired the session with Gabriel Wanotansx and Parl De lambre among the notables. Georges Geraldi reviewed the bill and objected to its administrative clauses.
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Underwood
Paris
National Association of Industry and Commerce
Andre Lebon
Gomumnoerce
Gabriel Wanotansx
Parl Delambre
Compure
Georges Geraldi
Ciiuuses
Jowa News in Brief IEE CE and Local Happenings
Ames to host engineering journalism course new at Iowa State College next fall under FL VV Berkman. Des Moines coroner investigates death of William Hauge. Fort Dodge wedding postponed due to smallpox quarantine. Cedar Falls and Mason City notes on rail terminals and family health.
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Teathven Dik
Ibaibers
Lovie Qeegrag
Ebertanitesn
Eheye Eine
Fate Esgmediet
Rie Eirscaddie
Mlillice Alaeide
TBM
APS Ping Stem
Transperticien Laboriory
Luwwa State Cillege
Beret
Ue Depiertinert
Chicago
Sorth- Wetter
St. Desrph’s College
Alfa Vista
College
Ty Farmiers
Bormkeld
Maregau
Pred Parewer
Boo Erect
Helt
Prank Coehuisn
Sifhins
da Cate
Tie
Ene Town Lot Company
Peifer
Rock Raimids
Hraakh
Wilson
Yotin
Tinton
Bedi
Mount Pleasant
F. Gliebbers
Charles City
Alma Licht
Walter ‘Trost
Webster County
Licht
Brida
Hams
EIRON
Opera House
Kiren
Hiroz
Carkroll
E. RB. Lane
Mason City
Michael Dunn
E. G. Dunn
KE. Dunn
Iowa
Ames
Iowa State College
FL VV. Berkman
Iowa City
George ©. Cawley
Wil
A. Sartori, Jr
Basil M. Tincher
Sartori Drug Company
Hamilton candidacy boosted by Cummins and Kenyon clash
Disputed editorial notes claim Cummins and Kenyon undermined Hamilton's bid amid a contentious Senate fight. The text hints at political strategies and the role of President Wilson guidance influencing key votes and Republican alignment.
Back to Iowa for the Cherry Girls
The Cherry Girls return to Iowa after a disrupted show. The vaudeville act faced technical issues and the playhouse darkened causing an abrupt pause. The group plans to resume performances in their home state as soon as possible.
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Iowa
Cherry Girls
Chicago, Jil
May
Shaw persists in bid to buy Atlantic Railway
In Corwith Iowa area Shaw through his company bids 294 000 on southern end of Atlantic Northern and Southern railway at resale. Robert Abele chief creditor offers 120 009. Judge White will decide by May 11 if any bid is accepted and the winner must meet sale terms.
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Shaw
Atlantic Railway
Corncilutte
Alaski
Chiverner
Leslie M. Shaw
Feck
Lantic Northern& Southern Railway
Wmaleiel Cipany
Robert Abelet
Tkewine
Thomas Arthur White
Waterlo odivorce case shows long mixing of histories
In Waterloo at district court Mrs Mary Green Ja aling seeks a second divorce from Anton Chris Olson of Cedar Falls. She says she was divorced 16 years ago, remarried him, and claims he provided no money for clothing for daughters while she worked in fields and factories. The case reflects a bizarre, lingering matrimonial dispute with dismissed prior actions. The report also notes a Sioux City woman holding a Pears of officer post in PFA.
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Waterloo
Winton
Auction of late John W. Smith farm nets high prices
The stock ranch and remaining farm stock of the late John W. Smith sold at public auction in Grove Ja May 11. Three hundred twelve acres with buildings brought 107 per acre and 285 acres of rough pasture sold for 1820. Purchases included Banker Wollenberg Folstein Da J FE Conn and Chas J Kola. The improved land will be shared by Kolb and Wollenberg while Conn takes the pasture land. The widow receives a half section with improvements adjoining the sold lands.
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Tha Grove
John W. Smith
Wohlenberg
Folstein
da. J. FE. Conn
Chas J. Kola
Kolb
Wollenberg
Dr. Conn
South Dakota Defeats Creighton In Omaha
South Dakota University defeated Creighton 5 to 2 yesterday in Omaha. The Coyotes scored all runs in the seventh inning on four hits, a walk, and an error.
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Ee Dakota
Creighton
Omaha
Web
South Dakota University
Coyotes
Tongs Establish Peace Tribunal for Arbitration
San Francisco May 14 Chinese town forms a 27 member committee of tongs and leading Chinese families and commercial houses to arbitrate all disputes. The body will act as peace representatives and handle conflicts through a formal arbitration process.
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TONGS
San Francisco
Cal
Chinatown
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