Royal Augmentation Granted to Sir James Reid
A royal proclamation dated the 1th grants Sir James Reid and his descendants an honorable augmentation to their armorial ensigns, with a chief gules and golden passant lions, to be exemplified and recorded in the college of arms before use. The piece notes other 19th to early 20th century topics including trade, insurance, and agricultural statistics.
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James Reid
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College of Arms
Courts May Weigh State Police Power Across Lines
Des Moines October 3 A Iowa group studies how far federal courts can read into state laws and erode state police powers Several briefs planned from attorney generals railroad commissions and governors outline arguments in a looming Supreme Court fight over interstate regulation The Minnesota Missouri Oregon Kentucky Arkansas cases loom large as Iowa seeks to defend state regulatory authority
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Des Moines
Clifford Thorne
Iowa Railroad Commission
United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Sanborn
Commerce
George E. Colgan
Railroad Commissions
Cilford Thorne
Convention of Governors of States
Judeon Warmon
Thnse
Workmen Walk Out in Second Strike at Muscatine Plant
Muscatine's factory strike escalates as unionists, backed by Bolen forces from GA, seize control with deputies and police guarding plants. Non union workers attempt to move in but face limited resistance while guards surround the site.
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Muzeatine
Muscatine
Hiessa
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Sheri Vanatia
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Tieimbhers
Eravyds
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Union Symmathiszera
MeKes & Riven
Fort Dodge seeks freight rate reductions amid complaints
Washington D. Dodge shippers led by J. J. Breen press for tariff relief. The campaign argues current freight rates are excessive and threaten commerce across the central Midwest.
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Fort Dodge
Jealousy Triggers Murder and Suicide in Glenwood Case
A man named Frank Stroud shot Mrs. Walter Marshall then killed himself as lawmen approached his home in Billsdale. Stroud had long pursued Mrs. Marshall amid village gossip, and the murder occurred after he returned to his farm and rigged a shotgun before the fatal shot.
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Glenwood
Bushnell
Edwards
Stroud
Mrs. Wilson
Strowd
Is. Wilson
Negro Objects to Jim Crow Theater Seats
A man names Wee Meine Jr files a suit against theater officials alleging he was refused seating in a Jim Crow section after an officer ordered him out, claiming the seating violated his rights and dignity in a public venue.
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Wee Meine, Jr
Miszburn
Fanikhy Moving Picture
Pplles
Thrownego
Thend
Mysterious Fire Destroys Hardware Store in Town District
A mysterious early morning blaze gutted A. R. P. Fairchild hardware store causing about 3000 in damages to stock and 2400 to the building. Firemen arrived quickly as explosions shattered glass and threatened nearby shops on Main Street. No injuries reported.
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cHinens
Yorkesa
Dick Wall
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Wildewrr
Patie
Serosa Din Street
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Nobel
Taft Receives Warm Iowa Reception After Speech
Taft praised his reception in Iowa with crowds along the campaign route. The event drew large audiences as supporters welcomed him in Mabie, Watertown, and nearby towns. Reports described enthusiastic applause and strong show of support for his campaign.
Cumicins Sails for Panama
Fragmentary text notes a sailing event tied to Panama on October 14 with unclear details. The garbled source mentions a senator, possible journalism notes, and incomplete names, suggesting a logistics or travel item without a clear narrative or outcome.
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Cumicins
Panama
Carroll and area mourn two local deaths this week
Jowa News In Brief reports the deaths of A. J. Spurr and Mrs. B. W. Peck in Carroll. Spurr’s body sent to Connecticut for burial. Peck’s family details not provided. Other items note a new armory dedication in Morroll, ministers’ transfers, and various local incidents across Iowa towns.
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A. J. Spurr
B. W. Peck
Spurrr
Connecticut
Charter Oak
Amstein
Ida County
Ute
A. Amstein
Des Moines
Harold Young
Lefe Young
Young
Nen
Little Sioux District
Davenport
J. BP. Mott
France
German Free School
Gslenwood
Martin Will
Teizgabeth A. Marlin
Logan
Caroline E. Memmish
Reeders Mills
Ekemmish
Harrison and
Monona Countes
Bethel Church
Bethel Cemetery
Decorah
Hobson
District Court
Winneshirk County
Wats
Keokuk
Patrick M. Foley
Tis
Cemient
Primary prospects loom for Iowa delegation choices
Des Moines reports a planned presidential primary possibly next spring to decide national convention delegates as GOP divides. The Republican central committee will rule on early primaries while Lindsay Cummins, Kenyon endorsers and papers weigh in on the new method and costs. Lightning rods protect state property. barns and a building in Des Moines receive protection after previous lightning damage.
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J. Earl Morton
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Adile Lyman
R. Lyman
H. C. Hurd
Clinton
Joseph Pollard
Aurora, Ll
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Worth County State Bank
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Library Board
Carnegie Library
Lo Seth Wood
Omaha
Wiley Brom
Chilengo
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Oded Bethe
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Srepetary
Meton
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St. Lewia
Shade Beroma
John It. Jones
Dubuque
Thiz City
Finley
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Jones Bros
Des Moines
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Oroaha
Oskaloosa
Muyeating
Washington
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Adair
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University of Lowe
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Dave Brandt
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Commission Appointed for Social Betterment
Des Moines Iap Sep 40 Alayar Hanna named a social letter ment commission of Women and women to InvesHeatoe the dances Hails, moving Dtture shows and other places often held responsible for leading Birl to so wrote Henry Wallace of Wallace's Farmer, ia the Jimuch cormunt.
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Des Moines
Alayar Hanna
Birl
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
PROMISE OF BENEFITS TEMPTS BUTTON LABOR REPORTS
The article describes a chaotic scene with police in a crowd and a political context involving labor promises and a veto, noting unrest and a confrontation. It also recounts a separate event on the Missouri river where a boatman grapples with a full grown otter, detailing the chase and the otter’s capture attempt.
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Veto
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Limpich Gal Clare Stoaah
Senator Cummins Plans Trip to Panama
Senator Cummins will join an official party traveling from Des Moines to Panama City to attend the conference in Denver. The trip aims to engage in negotiations and support the delegation’s agenda during the expedition.
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Panara
Moines
Cumming Voney Cancetel
Denver
Comerersignad
Panama
Rural Missouri Conferees Face Backwardness Claims
Fragmentary text reports a rural Missouri meeting with critics blaming politics and progress stalls. It mentions a superintendent and references farm population declines and calls for reopening decades of effort to boost rural communities.
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Ale
Missouri
Fife
New Mexico Ticket Named by Republicans
Fragmented OCR text references a political ticket in New Mexico with mentions of Republicans. The readable lines are garbled, but indicate a party slate and possible election context. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are established in the legible material.
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