Bonds Sold to Syndicate for 30 Million 5 Per Cent Bonds
Treasury officials accepted a bid by a syndicate led by John A. Stewart of United States Trust Company New York to purchase the entire $30,000,000 issue at about 117.077 for the premium bonds. Gold deposits are expected to back payments, with a goal to restore the gold reserve near $100,000,000. The deal delivers coupons and registered amounts totaling $58,500,000, with deliveries possible once gold is deposited.
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Washington
Garlisle
Treasury Department
John A. Stewart
United States Trust, Company
New-York
Treasury
New York
Curtis
Newark
Deportation ruling on Chinese worker Lee Yuen echoes broader policy
Judge Bhislols orders the deportation of Lee Yuen a Chinese resident who had lived in this city for years and recently returned from China via Canada. The decision follows a rule barring laborers from reentry while merchants were allowed. Authorities plan to arrest up to 800 more workers in similar circumstances and enforce the policy.
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Bhislols
Lee Yuen
Chinaméen
China
Canada
Scharl
Postmaster General Urges Self Sustaining Postal Service
Report of Dore Bissell outlines steps to make the Post Office Department self supporting with policy revisions and expanded services. Revenue and expenditures figures for the year show a significant deficit, and future estimates anticipate continued gaps unless rates or reforms are enacted.
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Ugton
Postinater. Bissell
Department
Treasury Report Highlights Revenue Decline and Debt
The Treasury release by Secretary Garcia covers the fiscal year ending June 30, noting net ordinary revenue of 297 172 015 and a decrease of 88 097 609 from the prior year. Ordinary expenditures stood at 267 525 297, down 315 953 74, with total receipts and outlays including debt at 124 006 738 and 698 905 552 respectively. The report calls attention to gold reserve impairment and notes peak paper circulation of 1 175 000 000 in May, followed by slight contraction as gold certificates were redeemed. Redemptions of national bank notes, now charged to senders, reached the heaviest since 1886 at about 105 000 000, surpassing the average circulation.
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Enues
Washington
United States
Morgan
Treasury
World Observatory Plan Aimed at Global Scientific Unity
San Diego reports a proposal to build on Mt San Miguel an observatory with the largest telescope, funded by nations and individuals, to honor Sir Richard A Proctor through his widow. The site promises clear skies and high altitude for global scientific and financial backing.
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Cal
Mt San Miguel
Richard A. Proctor
Proctor
Eon
Ammenia
Oandewie
Mt. San Micael
Mra. Procter
Fogu
Trade situation shows stubborn gains and slower farm prices
U S and Canada see weekly trade shifts with higher earnings and demand in manufacturing while farm prices lag. Wheat and corn movements rise, Russia’s grain crop falls, and a Japanese attack on Hal Yen is reported with five cannons captured.
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New York
Russia
Agricultural Ministry
St Petersburg
Washington
Mars al Yamagata
Hal Yen
Falimane
Fire and turmoil hit Des Moines paper plant and jail scene
The Des Moines Daily Leader plant faces sale to James Pierce amid legal suits and financial stress. Meantime in Marshall Town, Alike Costello, jailed for vagrancy, attempted suicide twice in his cell, was restrained, treated, and later declared insane by commissioners.
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Des Moines Leader
Petadyventire
Daily Leader
Des Moines
James Pierce
Pierce
Henry Wallace
Ed Hunter
Costello
Alarshall Town
Yeager
Commissioners of Insanity
Fire destroys Burlington Boston Store on Jefferson Street
A major blaze reported in Burlington wiped out $75 000 in property at J Bentz & Sons Boston Store. Two bundle boys dropped a lit candle into cotton batting causing the fire which killed one boy Oxnald Frigiorius and badly burned Afr. Benty while the building and stock were consumed. The Montford & Jil photographic parlors above were severely damaged. Insurance was listed at SEQAU.
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Burlington
Boston
Jefferson Street
J. Bentz & Sons
Ono
Oxnald Frigiorius
Benty
Avena
Montford & Jil
Heaton
Seqau
Local arrest over alleged green goody scam in Chicago
Police at the Chicago Cottaga Grove Aver age Station arrest Lewia E. Brown on complaint from locals accusing him of cons a green goody scheme. Brown, 88, was turned over to Captain Porter of the United Histes Secret Service after a brief detention. He claimed a past attempt to counterfeit money in New York after an advertisement circular drew him in.
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Cottaga Grove
Chicago
Lewia E. Brown
Brown
Captain Porter
United Histes Secret Service
Thinlap
Dunlap
New York
Bimsolf
Roartered
Forrery
Resi Astate
Terry
Adal
Ahearns Divorce Quietly Settled in Creston Court
The Ahearn divorce suit was withdrawn in district court. Mr Ahearn sought dissolution while Mrs Ahearn, through her attorney, filed an answer with counter charges. The dissolution was not granted and possession of the residence property and custody of their minor child were awarded.
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Gavan
Athearn
Ahearn
Creston
Far and Near Headlines and Local Legal Notices
A disjointed clipping reports Rephen Toward fatally clubbed by Charles Adams near Waterloo over trespass. W Brooke Reed seeks divorce from Anna Th. Rerd. local figures like V W Maure Sr. noted. A traveling salesman dies near Marshalltown. probate and insurance matters touched. River navigation notes warn of risks. several indictments for liquor sales and a secretary named in a reform group referenced.
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Charles Adams
Waterloo
W. Brooke Reed
Pottaswattamie County
Anna Th. Rerd
Gurlington
Aft
W. H. Maure
Marshalltown
Efe
Pilgrim Eotel
Teritasitin
Ife
John Flosford
West Roxbury
Mass
House of Roberts Broa
Chicago
Fries
Lives End and Crimes Scar The Clinton Iowa Era News
Mississippi River iced near Clinton as 80 year old Sidasy Sutherland of Wancoria dies suddenly from heart failure. Debuque pioneer Mrs W Sennimore dies at sister’s residence. C C Parinto of Boone fails for 7000 with 4000 preferred. Burglaries in Dubuque and Clinton area with two youths caught. one from Dubuque, the other from St Louis. Clinton City settles a $55000 personal injury suit over a defective sidewalk. Governor Jackson declines renomination. list of potential successors noted. Lutheran church dedication services and local church events reported. Police arrest a man in Des Moines after disorderly conduct. details given. Prohibition tax debates sweep county towns amid liquor law disputes. Mutual Insurance Association elects Buckman president. Leonard Brown declared insane in Des Moines case.
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Clinton
Oskaloosa Palirémen
Deen
Sover
Bos Adams
Dubuque
Willer
Murphy
St. Lewis
Jennie’ Villamava
6Th Avenue
Williams
Gov. Jackson
James EH
W. MM. McFarland
F. M. Drake
Centarvilla
Chicago
Wilson, Indiana and Iowa Railroad
FB. Harehaw
Creston
George AE. Curtis
Congress
George Jacobson
Lafe Young
Ges Morex
Baeliah Lutheran Church
Ter
A. Art
Louthern Theological Seminary
Witenbure College
Springheld
Orin
Mica Mae Wilint Abbert Sennon
Brarnitz
Les Moines
A. A. Shender
Nevada
Provident of
Iows
A.M. Bullock
S.C. EE
Renta
Elson
John G. A. Dow
tSoads University
Cwelva
Howrehold
England
Jen
Batchelar
Biedeak
Tie
Alent
Sromul
Comatiog
Sone
Tussian
Lesen
Tun Atsway
Odehelt Chronicle
Tagner
Town Mutual Permade
Tnsurance
King Moines
AJ X N. Buckman
Shetby
Leonard Brown
Ana Writer
Des Moines
Asxvnum
Brown
Erate
Hea
J. &. Clarkson
Tye
Polk City
Eureul
Jackson Not In The Race For Governor
The piece reports Governor Jackson writing two letters to James J. Blythe chair of the Republican State Central Committee. Jackson declines renomination and urges an open race, citing family needs and public service honor. It mentions possible candidates McFarland and Mayor Frillis of Des Moines and notes a fish hatchery prize near Manchester with local land donations and a $15,000 congressional appropriation for a hatchery serving western states.
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Sabin
Des Moines
State Teachers’ Association
Jackson
James J. Blythe
T Felb
Atford
Bas
Icofftes
Towa
Vannaole
Taceegn
McFarland
Frillis
Ara
Iowa
Anamosa
Manchester
D. B. Young
Congress
North Western States
Dav
Alden Pursues New Construction Company Venture
Judge Porter leads Alden residents in forming the Alden Clarion and Weatera to build a railroad from Alden to Cartan then northwest to link a through line. The project may connect to the Chicago Towns and Dakota network with North Western and r i m s paths from Eldora Junction to Alden. Local residents along the route express strong support and pledge aid.
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New Constrat
Alden
Porter of
Hiters
Alden, Clarion and Weatera
Cartan
Chicago
Northwastern
Eldora Junction
Noted poet Leonard Istorwn among laid by sheriffs
Leonard Istorwn A Aureian poet and political economist was adjudged ineaeue and turned over to the sheriff for transfer to Mount Pickeant Hospital following a district court decision. His wife and son requested examination claiming he threatened violence toward his family during fits of anger.
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Leonard Istorwn
Leonard Brown
Des Moines
Mount Pickeant Hospital
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