Royal Neighbors elect officers and delegates in Nebraska
The eighth state convention of the Royal Neighbors elected officers and delegates to represent Nebraska at the supreme camp meeting in May. Elected officers include Miss Frances L. Robinson and Dora Fordyce with numerous district delegates listed from across the state.
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Lincoln Nob
The
Royal Neighbors
Nebraska
Supreme Camp
Neveland
Ono
Frances L. Robinson
Lincoln
Oracle
Dora Fordyce
Falls Clty
Hattle Carson
Francon L. Robinson
Joseph Brehm
Talmadge
Seltham
David Clty
Delicate heart monitoring device shown in Washington
A physician demonstrates an amplifying apparatus that lets a doctor study a patient’s heart hundreds of miles away. Using a heart transmitter that rotates over the chest, vibrations are captured and sent via ordinary telephone lines to an amplifying unit that reproduces the heart’s actions for distant examination.
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New York Times
Washington
Army Signal Corps
Harding
Thorne
Ot Larnehorn
Training of Women Nurses Seen as Cheaper Care
The superintendent of Seliene Pegi Kine advocates training women as attend ante who would be cheaper than fully trained registered nurses. She argues for a system of vocational nurses who can perform essential services at lower costs, including home visits for basic care, under the guidance of qualified supervisors.
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Ines
Huron Pioneer Woman Dies After Long Illness
Huron March 37 Mim Muby A. Smith, 83, wife of Seni Smith, died here after a long illness. The notice notes her age and death details.
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Huron
Mim
Muby A. Smith
Seni
Smith
Uiness
Nobility and military figures linked in Petrograd conceit
Fragmentary lines mention nobles and officials in Petrograd including Admiral Mirkert and Prince Goublian. References imply court factions and high ranking roles in Tsarist era, with vague notes on French influence and military commands such as a general and a former premier.
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Court Fe
Petrograd
Walters
Pera
Eneral Ra Aby
Lancers
Iodeiane
Des Moines Slayer Orville Cross Pleads Guilty to Murder
Des Moines March 19 Orville Cross pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the Fosdhak case. District Judge Utterback set sentencing for March 24 after hearing witnesses and Cross himself begged for another chance despite his plea.
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Des Moines
Orville Cross
Elif
George A. Fosdhak
Utterback
Cross
Des Moines Judge Denounces Loveless Wedlock in Divorce Decree
District Judge J. C. Hume of Des Moines Indiana denounced loveless marriage as intolerable and urged divorce courts to remedy it. He prefaced a divorce decree for Nellie Engle of Des Moines, condemning a wife who swears she does not love and a husband who keeps a woman in virtual slavery.
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Des Moines
J. C. Hume
Nellie Engle
Hume
Woman Disrupts Service At St Pauls Church In Council Bluffs
A well known elocutionist, upset over her recitation for an upcoming church entertainment, rushed into the rector's study and caused a disturbance by cutting up titles in the church. Police were not mentioned, and the incident occurred yesterday.
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Council Bluffs
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Churc
Flour theft mystery puzzles Marshaltown police
In March 19 a thousand pounds of flour stolen from a railway cut was found by police after a passerby spotted white ants behind a billboard. No loss report has been filed by any consignor and no clue guides investigators.
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Marshaltownm. In
Mexican is fatally shot over a woman in Des Moines
Des Moines police report Frank Gonzales a 2 dollar Mexican lies near death in a local hospital after four bullets hit him in a fight over a woman. The incident occurred March 19 and is being investigated as a gun violence case with unclear motive and suspect at large.
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Des Moines
Frank Gonzales
Iowa Physician Summoned to Aid Ex Mrs Leeds
Dr. Alden R. Hoover once of Des Moines Iowa is summoned to Athens Greece from Constantinople to perform an operation on Princess Anastasia formerly Mrs William B Leeds United States The princess by marriage to Prince Christopher of Greece suffers from an intestinal ailment and requests the expert care
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Alden R. Hoover
Des Moines
Iowa
Athens
Geece
Constantinople
Anastasia
William B. Leeds
U. S
Prince Christopher
Greece
Shipwreck Report Sheds Light on Harvester Loss
Bon Francisco March 18 The wreck of the schooner Harvester believed overdue from the Tonga Islands was sighted about 100 miles from San Francisco by the schooner W F Jewett. Captain J Olson reported on arrival here Thursday The Jewett was 100 miles from the Fiji Islands when the sighting occurred.
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Bon Francisco
Harvester
Tonga Islands
San Praneisco
W. F. Jewett
J. Olson
Jewett
Fiji
Pressed For Money in Dittehart Chronicle Tale
A quirky domestic scene shows Henry bidding farewell to Shneell as the couple jokes about being pressed for money. The wife urges him to do his best in town while Henry mutters a playful line about financial strain.
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Dittehart
Seasickness Cure by Nolf at Liege University
A translated fragment claims a prevention for seasickness by a regimen from Professor Nolf of Liege University. It suggests one milligram of sulfate of strychnine and two doses of 0.5 milligrams at half hour intervals, with atropia as a belladonna extract to top giddiness.
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Wrefeseer Nolf
University of Liege
Belladonna
Market Reports Show Mixed Friday Trade Decline
The Kal er trade moved toward bowlingness with weak operations and a late week decline. Sthekera rose in a Mustiah resider while the market struggled to hold its footing. Hoxe advanced early but shippers filled demand and the gains vanished. Topy rose to $10.00 as only 100 sheep were on sale and the market ended unsettled.
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Sthekera
Mustiah
Cattle and Lamb Market Reports From Chicago
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts varied by class with beef steer and cow prices up. Hog receipts and prices rose. calf stockers and feeders active. Lambs and yearlings traded firm with Colorado lambs and ewes priced near top, packers buying direct.
South Omaha Livestock Market Report
U S Bureau of Markets Omaha March 18 hogs receipts 1 market to shippers higher bulk medium slaughter 9.00 9.50 strong weight butchers 50 pounds plus 9.16 cattle receipts 1 generally steady none choice cattle 6,000 market light sheep receipts market lambs steady top 9.80 others ages lower bulk lambs 9.00 se p steady bulk ewes 9.0 firsts stouty.
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U. & Gureau
Chicago
Yeaterday
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Neb
Market Reports From St Paul Livestock Yard
South St Paul Minnesota March 18 cattle market slow with few good beef cattle and veal price cuts noted. Hogs trade unevenly stead with around 7 000 head listed and lighter hogs bringing the best prices today as buyers showed cautious demand.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Kansas City Live Stock Sales Report March 18
Kansas City live stock receipts show cattle with mixed offers and weak bids. Best steer prices around 9.00 with choice feeders in demand. hog prices fall slightly as last bids lift unevenly. Sheep receipts total 1,000 with strong kill prices and no choice lambs offered.
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U. S. Bureau of Markets
Kansas
Enoise
Live Stock Prices at St Joseph Market
Hogs steady at 10.00 per head for bulk sales. Cattle steady with steers 7.00 to 10.00, cows and calves around 6.00. Stockers and feeders listed. Sheep and lambs operate at 4.50 to 9.75, ewes 6.00 to 6.75.
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Jose
Jooseph Me
Stinars
Grain Prices in Omaha Nebraska Report
Omaha Neb March 18 cash grain prices listed for wheat and corn with various grades and numbers. The report shows No 1 hard and No 2 white on corn with multiple price slots and several unclear entries.
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Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Grain Prices and Market Notices
Cash grain prices and market notices from Kansas City report figures for corn oats and wheat with varying classifications and delivery months. The bulletin cites prices for No 3 and No 4 corn and yellow and white varieties along with oats and wheat futures contracts for March May July and September.
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Cansas City
Tdark
Gita
St Louis Grain Prices From New Crain Exchange Sioux City
Furnished by FE W Wagner Co Sioux City March 18 cash market notes prices for corn and wheat. Wheat red and white varieties with nominal day to day changes and grain samples listed. Prices show declines and steady ranges across No 1 2 3 4 grades with specific per bushel figures.
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E. W. Wagner & Co
New Grain Exchange
Sioux City
FE. W. Wagner & Co
New Crain Exchange Bldg
St. Louis
Arilok
Gabe
BE. W. Wagner & Co
New Grain Michanee
Broux City
BF. W. Wagner & A New Grain Exchinge Bidg., Sioux Cig
Milwaukee Grain Prices and Market Notes
Milwaukee March 19 cash grain market reports show wheat prices for No 6 northern and No 2 mixed grades with mixed quality notes. Hay prices quote No 4 and a general market trend indicates slight movement with several grade listings and uncertain exact figures due to garbled OCR.
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Milwaukee
Cy White
Lye
Peoria Grain Market Report Aids Bid Building
Sioux City Peoria grain exchange notes cash corn bids for No 2 white and other qualities. The March 1 report highlights market activity and basis offerings as buyers seek prices amid fluctuating supply.
New York Produce Market Report Snapshot
March 1 price scan shows pork and sugar markets quiet with irregular notes. Poultry and dairy sections appear varied. refined sugar and tallow prices show little movement amid mixed demand across regional markets.
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New York
Rome
Pire eMarket
Pieeay
Eran IV
Rae
Suhaane Mars
Spadale
Wits
Aleady
Sonia
Kansas City Produce Egg Prices Unchanged
From Kansas City March 1 eggs remain steady with no change in packing and market tone. Traders report stable wholesale quotes and plans for supply levels in the upcoming week.
Sioux Falls Considers Aerial Mail Service Route
South Dakota may get aerial mail with a four man team visiting Sioux Falls to study feasibility. Proposed route would run Minneapolis to Mankato to Sioux Falls to Omaha, with return mail flow from Omaha and Sioux City via Sioux Falls. The 208 mile line could ship in three or four hours.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Mankato
Omaha
Sioux City
Trial calendar set for Midland Packing cases in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls dispatch notes the spring term starting April 5 will focus on civil suits linked to the Midland Packing Company. Criminal docket expected light with many liquor violation cases from South Dakota authorities, but no broadly notable cases anticipated on the calendar.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Midland Packing Company
Salendar
United States District Court
Midad Packing Company
South Dakota
Inquiries From Eastern Tenant Farmers Surge This Spring
Pierre South Dakota march 19 the state immigration department reports a record influx of rental opportunity inquiries from eastern farmers. Most inquiries come from Iowa and Illinois where tenant farmers seek farms to yield cash rents and owners recover the land value set in boom years.
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Pierre
State Immigration Department
South Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
Egan Contempt Case Dropped in Sioux Falls
Contempt of court charges against George W. Egan publisher of the Sioux Falls Press were dropped. The court ruled the acts were technical contempt with no intent to offend, linked to a statement during Mrs. Matheson’s murder trial.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
George W. Egan
Matheson
Discarded White House Flowers Go to Church Charity
Joseph Wardle, aged about 80, has collected and sold discarded White House flowers since the Grant era. He earns money from souvenirs sold to visitors, with proceeds benefiting his church.
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White House
Joseph Wardle
Harding
Cashier Disappears From Ferry Boat at Kalami
F. Ly Stewart, cashier of the state bank of Keino, which was closed by the state banking board, vanished from a ferry on the Columbia River near Kalami while returning from a trip to Portland. Police and river searchers started a sweep for him. The bank closure followed state action.
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Kalami
Wash
F. Ly Stewart
Stute Bank of
Keino
State Banking Board
Columbia River
Portland
Danish King to Visit Iceland Greenland and Faroe Islands
The King of Denmark and the queen will visit Iceland Greenland and the Faroe Islands this summer. It will be the first time any royal party has toured these regions together.
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Denmark
Iceland
Grenland
Faroe Islands
Greenland
Freight Rates for Brighton Run Distances Discussed
The speaker asks about fare to Brighton for a long distance run and the total cost for three days. They request a price in hundreds of miles and wonder about potential redress or due charges.
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Londo
Brighton
Be Clever of Jules Prom une-Gene Paris
A fragment notes a character named Jules discussing a jeweler in Paris and a wish for a neck adornment, mentioning a box of something. The text shows a conversational tone with incomplete phrases and unusual spellings, reflecting OCR-style garbled dialogue.
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Jules Prom
une-Gene
Paris
Jules
Pater
Harding Weighs U S Roles in World Council Talks
Washington reports President Harding has drafted the U S plan for two representatives in an international council to replace the Versailles aims. Elihu Root and Chief Justice Edward D White are named unofficially as the two envoys with Taft’s rise as a likely future chief justice. White may resign to allow Taft’s appointment.
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Root
White
America
Taft
Latter
Washington
United States
League of Nations
Harding
Elihu Root
Europe
International Court
Edward D. White
Supreme Court
Emocrat
White House
Iit
Justice White
St Patrick Day Observances Amid Ireland Turmoil
London reports show a restrained St Patrick’s Day with peace appeals in churches and Irish in London parading under royal gaze. Sinn Fein violence erupts in Armagh, Belfast sees rioting and looting, police counter with armored cars as police are killed in Connemara and Ballymore. Portage seized at Queenstown hotel.
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London
Ireland
Dublin
South of
Alexander
Aled Hill
Armagh
Connemara
Whelan
Ballymore
Queenstows
America
Nippon Bank in Frisco Fails to Open Doors
Nippon Bank, a privately owned Japanese concern, closed its Frisco doors with $500 000 in deposits. State bank examiner lacks findings on why the bank should have opened. A thorough investigation will be conducted by officials.
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Frisco Jap Bank
San Francisco
Nippon Bank
Unclear if Wilson Accepts Rising Criticism by Ex Presidents
The SpringMold Republican notes the question of whether Mr Wilson will undertake the now higher criticism from former presidents of their BUCC form.
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SpringMold Republican
Wilson
BUC
Fragmentary note hints at engagement or social gossip
A garbled London fragment mentions possible engagement and a named person, suggesting social gossip or a personal announcement. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the context implies a couple or admirer talk and a forthcoming betrothal.
Clara Smith Hannon Freed by Jury in Murder Trial
Ardmore Oklahoma March 18 Clara Smith Hannon is found not guilty after 39 minutes of formal deliberation. The verdict sparks loud applause. she plans to tour as an evangelist using her life events as sermon material.
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Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hannon
Jake L. Hamon
Champion
Clara
Prince Freeling
Charles A. Coakley
J. W. Champion
James W. Mathers
William McLean
Brown
H. H. Brown
Mr. Freeling
Carter County
Jake Hannon
Clara Smith
Hamon
Jake, Jr
Olive Bell
W. A. Jolly
Clara Hannon
Sho
Hamnon
Rando
Mocked Russian Revolts Report from Moscow and Petrograd
London dispatch ridicules reports of a serious uprising in Petrograd or Moscow. The correspondent in Reval reports from Petrograd during the recent uprising and notes worsening conditions as well as the departure of more men for the front.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Moscow
Petrograd
Meanest Mean Man tale from New York gossip page
A clipped fragment reports on a man described as mean and powerful, mentioning Edward L. Doheny and the Mexican Petroleum Company in a New York setting. The passage hints at anecdotes of his temper and occasional generosity, but remains largely incomplete.
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Timon
Edward L. Doheny
Mexican Petroleum Company
New York
Gagged Brooklyn Woman Witnessed Fatal Home Robbery
Four masked youths broke into Mrs Rosa Menditto s Brooklyn home on Columbia Street and tied her up before killing guest Mrs Henrietta Del Delici. They ransacked the apartment stealing jewelry valued at 3600 dollars. Mrs Menditto survived but could not free herself as police hunted the suspects.
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New York
Brooklyn
Rosa Menditto
Columbia Street
Henrietta del Delici
Menditto
Mra. Menditto
Big Five Seek Runaway Strike In Packing House Vote
Chicago March 18 Packing house workers voted on a strike if wage talks with the packers fail. Leaders say a majority favored walkout with majorities in Chicago Kansas City and Omaha. A neutral wage board will meet Monday. Dennis Lane says packers seek to rush a strike and shift blame to workers. small firms suspend operations under reduced wages. Result announced Friday per union.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Davie
Monda Line
Dennia ¢Hane
Davis
Armour Plant
Company Co-Operative Organization
Little Packers
Miller & Hart
Boyd-Lundhmann & Co
Brennan Packing Company
Independent Packing Company
Louis Pfaelfer & Sons
Roberta & Oak
W. M. Davis Company
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workmen Union
Effort to End Strike at John Morrell Packing Fails
Sioux Falls reports an attempt to resolve the 700 worker strike at John Morrell Packing Company collapsed when the base meeting of strikers voted unanimously against the terms offered by the company.
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Sioux Falls
John Morrell Packing Company
Dismissal of Indictments Against Big Five Packers in Brooklyn
Indictments against the big five packers were dismissed in Brooklyn on DA motion after the Supreme Court ruled the Lever Act unconstitutional. The item notes the legal action and cites a related court decision.
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BIG Five
New York
Brooklyn
Sapreme
Unclear OCR Reads On Immorality Scandal In Community
Fragmentary text mentions a woman blaming a man for immorality and a church or community meeting. The legible bits reference a protest or accusation and a public display of disapproval. Names and many details are unreadable.
Wandering Mix of Errant Phrases Confuses Travel Pubs
A garbled OCR passage describes chaotic travel conditions with misplaced words and unclear meaning. It mentions travelers, baggage, and ushers but lacks coherent events or identifiable names or places. The fragment offers little factual detail beyond general chaotic disruption in transit.
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