New Hope for Peace as Settlement Talks Resume
After a three hour conference, Teamsters union and employers say settlement prospects look good and a strike end may come within forty eight hours. Express firms refuse to rehire any driver who violated faith, while some strikers may be placed elsewhere. Negotiations continue as the union and employers diverge on reemployment and conduct rules. Meanwhile the longshoremen’s association prepares to extend the strike with a delivery boycott by sixty five firms.
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Chicago
Teamsters’ Union
Express
Iate
Shes
Tesmeters
Atmarmey Maret
Lumbermen’s Association
Mondarvisht # owas
Reamsters
Rms
Mosdas
Lawyer Assassinated in Savannah Room Door Shooting
Esniel S and Berry is shot and killed at Savannah. Dante J Herry a prominent lawyer and former legislator is fatally shot at his office door. Berry had just returned home and unlocked the door when a assailant opened fire striking him in the arm and chest causing immediate death. An officer reports multiple people present at the scene.
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Esniel S&s Berry
Savannah
Dante J . Herry
Weber
Mississippi News Fragment From Early Local Page
Fragmentary OCR text appears to show a Mississippi page item with scattered letters and city names. The readable bits include Wis for Wisconsin and unclear references to sections and mandates. No coherent event or person details emerge from the fragment.
Potlman Fee Status Update Reveals Shortfall
Report notes a Potlman fee of 14 927 dollars remains unpaid with aid delayed. Officials provide steps for payment and monitor collection efforts.
Shot from Am Bash Quiets Sat Fering U
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions a gunshot incident and a figure retreating. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable. Provide more legible text to extract concrete details for a proper summary.
Siour Citr Stock Mark t Sienus Citr
The fragment mentions Siour Citr and Sioux Citr Betcher steering with unclear reference to St2 30 or ale. No clear event, people, or organizations are readable.
Fromaen and Granachildresn Die. Newerk, N. 3.
Mrs. Masseret 2, Bec er trogmamds Sarith. sages it and A. a. were seen as in their home. The kitchen was open.
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Fromaen
Granachildresn
Newerk
Mrs. Masseret
A. A
Fort Worth hit by 70 mph windstorm and wreckage
A southwest wind storm of seventy miles per hour struck Fort Worth Texas and caused extensive damage. The Texas and Pacific station west wall collapsed and train dispatcher John Young was killed. Churches and bank suffered roof loss and many homes were damaged. The storm extended toward Terrell with uncertain casualties outside Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Old Aelock
Texas and Pacific
John Young
Texas and Pacific Rand
Mineral Wells
African Methodist Episcopal
First National Bank
Episcopal
North Fort Worth
Grand Hotel
Weatherford Street
Johnson Frouse
Bint Street
Chy
Terrell
Handler
Here
Serious race riot in Chicago aftermath of Carlson murder
Chicago is gripped by a racial clash after the shooting of Enoch Carlson, a 28 year old bar patron, by two black men. Residents on Twenty ninth and Dearborn arm themselves as white and black factions clash. police detail dozens to keep peace. In the Sunday riot a white man named Grar, colored, was killed and Harry Bernstein mortally wounded.
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Chicago
Enoch Carlson
Twenty-ninth
Dearborn
Carlson
Mes Grar
Harry Bernstein
Fire at St Louis hay warehouse injures two firemen
In St Louis a wholesale hay warehouse owned by Geo. T. Caruthers burned Sunday night causing about £20,000 in losses. Firemen were trapped beneath a falling wall. Alichze Ratican was badly hurt and may die while Lieut. J. P. Scarritt suffered bruises. An automobile collision involving Chief Swingler’s car occurred as they raced to the blaze and Chief Swingley’s son was hurled from the motor car.
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St. Louis
Geo. T. Caruthers
Bloodhounds After Black Man in Bridgeport
Bridgeport police pursue Charles Fieldsal a Black man suspected of striking and killing Conductor Chaner of the Bridgeport traction line early Saturday. Fieldsal was removed from the car after he began throwing rocks and injuring two women passengers. As the car returned from the line end the Black man reportedly brandished a public safety item.
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Bridgeport
Broodhounds
Charles Fieldsal
Chaner
Bridgeport Traction Line
Fieldsal
Pigeon Shooting Abolished at Hurlingham Club
At the annual meeting the Hurlingham Club voted by a large margin to abolish pigeon shooting. The club, originally begun as a pigeon shooting club and now chiefly focused on polo, will end the sport under a resolution proposed by President Earl Aucester.
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Tonden
England
Hurlingham Club
Earl Aucester
Robbery of trunk valued at $2000 linked to Missouri sender
A trunk owner Mrs. Thomas West wife of the Broadway Bevings Book treasurer in St. Louis Mo reported jewels valued at about $2000 were stolen last week during shipment from the west to Marion The robbery was discovered after the trunk arrived in Marion.
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Boston
Thomas West
Broadway Bevings Book
St. Louis
West
Marion
Warsaw Bomb Kills Workman and Detectives
A bomb explosion on a Warsaw sidewalk killed a workman and two detectives as authorities linked the blast to an attack on Governor General Maximovits. Twenty three others were injured. a Polish shoemaker named Dobrowiski, tied to the socialist faction, was identified as the bomber.
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Warsaw
Maximovites
Miedowa
Dobrowiski
Dobrowisi
Illinois Central Wreck Near Schols Kentucky
Freight trains collided two miles south of Schols Kentucky on Thursday killing eight men and injuring four. A north bound fast freight struck the Louisville and Central City local freight, which carried passengers. Misreading orders by the southbound crew is blamed and more victims are feared buried.
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Echols
St. Louisville
Tro Pings Central
Schols
Louisville and Central City
Moro Outlaws Slain in Campaign Against Sultan’s Followers
Gen Leonard Wood defeats Moro outlaws allied with the sultan of Sulu. In the action nine of Wood’s force are killed and twenty one wounded. The constabulary suffer two killed. Wood returns to Zamboanga with his troops.
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Ranila
Leonard Wood
Sulu
Sulo
Borneo
Wood
Emperor William criticises parade of his regiment
In Strassburg the German Emperor told officers of the 135th infantry that while the parade was not brilliant he would overlook flaws. He praised Japan for marching and fighting well, saying the same lesson applies to his troops.
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William Mitcly
Berlin
Emperor William
Offcers
Strassburg
Gaedeke
Wall
Arrest of Thomas Jackson in Sioux City Over Okoboji Feud
Tom Jackson, once believed to have drowned in Lake Okoboji, was arrested in Sioux City by Officer Amos Curtis and J H Price of Spencer sheriff Clay County. He faces fraud larceny charges and uses the alias Frank Montgomery. Sheriff Pike, who earlier identified him, confirms the arrest.
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Tom Jackson
Lake Okoboji
Sioux City
Clay County
Lake Okoloji
Thomas Jackson
Amos Curtis
J. H. Price
Spencer
T Jackson
Frank Montgomery
Heusphill
Lions City
Jackson
Pike
Lake Okebofi
Mystery death of Marshalltown man follows business deal
Grundy Center youth El H W Wilbur, who bought a Marshalltown grocers store, killed himself Sunday night in the basement. His mother and sister found him. Wilbur had been financially secure and had a pleasant home life. Des Moines reports also note Lillian May Gower, 31, who buried her husband weeks ago, died by suicide with carbolic acid, underscores grief as motive.
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EL H W. Wilbur
Grundy Center
4& Grocers
Marshalltown
Wilbur
Des Meises
Lillian May Gower
Clinton man jailed on bigamy charge after elopement
W. J. Galloway of Clinton is in Fort Mauadizon jail on bigamy charges. He allegedly married a 16-year-old Fort Madison girl to avoid seduction prosecution after being arrested in Ottumwa, where he and the girl were registered as husband and wife. Galloway has a wife and seven children in Clinton.
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W. J. Gaillowar
Clinton
Fort Mauadizon
Galloway
Fort Afadison
Ottumwa
Fort Mauadison
Gallower
Chicago figure Hoch convicted of murder in bigamist case
Johann Hoch, who admitted to multiple bigamous marriages, was found guilty of murder in Judge Thorsten's court. The jury recommended the death sentence.
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Chicago
Johann Hoch
Thorsten
Grundy Center Liquor Case Ruling Adverse to Saloon Men
Judge Pratt Mon Gay in Grundy Center delivered an adverse ruling for saloon operators in a high profile Iowa liquor case. The decision drew statewide attention for the legal points and the stubborn fight surrounding the dispute.
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Grundy Center
Juddge Pratt Mon- Gay
Iowa
Cadetship Honor For Smith Thomas Of Carrell
Smith Thomas of Carrell son of G W Thain and former Louisa County clerk has been informed by Judge J F Conner of Denison that he stands highest in the naval Academy cadetship examination at Annapolis Md
Venezuelan Court Orders Damages in Carmbract Case
Caracas reports the federal court of cassation ruled for the government of Venezuela against the New York and Bermudez Apparel Company in a matter concerning damages. The tribunal of the Grse instance issued Saturday's decision.
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Caracas
Federal Court of Cassation
Grse
Government of Venezuela
New York and Bermudez Agphalt Company
Tiamlton Alved
Fatal Quarrel Over a Dog Ends in Stabbing
Ei Joseph Me Onie Brown aged 24 barber asphalt worker was stabbed to death at the Heel on Eighth and Olive Streets by idgerdy Brows aged 39. They were not related and quarreled over a dog possession. The murderer is not yet arrested.
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Joseph
Onie Brown
Quy
Vz Heel
Eighth
Olive Streets
Idgerdy
Wreck on the Manor Near Lowell Injures Passengers
An eastbound night mail train on the Alouonm route struck a broken rail five miles south of Lowell Indiana Friday morning derailing the rear sleeper with passengers. The car turned on its side and was dragged several tenths. Conductor Shields received serious injuries.
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Lowell
Ind
Alouonm
Shields Renotre
Brainerd Bank Closed by Public Examiner
Public Examiner P. M. Kerst closed the Northern Pacific Bank in Brainerd Minnesota a state institution with capital of 25000 dollars surplus 3400 deposits 105000 and total liabilities 200600. The closing is believed to be temporary.
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Brainerd, Minn
P. M. Kerst
Northern Pacific Bank
Dies in New York Hotel In Morphine Plunge
Herbert Lean Kepler of Leland Florida died in a New York hotel after a morphine overdose. The tragedy involved a man found unconscious and pronounced dead at the scene with police investigating the circumstances.
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New York
Herbert Lean Kepler A
Leland, Fla
Men Arrested on Petit Larceny Charge Near Borden
Two men named Brown were arrested near Borden by Sheriff Washburn and taken to Rock Rapids on a charge of petit larceny. They reportedly passed through with a team and a light a few days earlier while buying junk and rags.
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Brown
Borden
Sherif Washburn
Rock Rapids
Harrisburg Verdict Clears Railroad in Southburg Disaster
Coroner jury in Harrisburg returns a verdict that exonerates the Pennsylvania Railroad for the Southburg disaster. Last Thursday’s wreck claimed twenty two lives and left more than 104 injured.
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Harrisburg
Jerbeon
Southburg
Paris Op New Wars Fl Gdae Health
The report notes Wilh Teka for Paris amid new conflicts affecting health amid ongoing global tensions. Details are scarce in the fragment.
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Paris
Town reels after chaotic attack near Tajecctesd
Early reports describe mass violence as authorities probe motives in Gail dane and possible reinforcements are expected. Residents fear further clashes as investigators examine who was involved and why.
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Tajecctesd Deany
Motives
Gaildane
Reinfergementa
Fights in Turkey Report Casualties Among Greek and Turkish Forces
Reported clashes near Salanies, about three hours from Sarantes, left twenty five Greeks dead and one wounded as Turkish troops engaged. The dispatch notes three hours of fighting and confirms casualties on both sides.
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Turkey
Salomea
Twenty-Third Wreck Victim Identified in Pennsylvania
The report names J. W. Anderzon of arristnre Pennsylvania as the twenty third victim linked to the wreck. The Friday incident marks the third death tied to last Thursday’s disaster, according to local authorities.
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Arristnre
J. W. Anderzon
Jiast Thursdar
The Broderick Castle Is Safe
A British ship named Vochemd for return voyage entered port Friday after a 93 day passage from New Castle Australia. Favorable winds and calm seas aided the voyage amid delays.
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Broderick Castle
Lsst
New Castle
Australia
Common Council Denounces Discrimination Against Families with Children
The city council passes a resolution condemning discrimination against families with children and urges the state legislature to take action. The measure calls for protective steps and asserts commitment to family welfare within the community.
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Bestoy
Common Council Bar
Fr Faillieris
de Mistier
Accident at Ellsworth Injures Barkdoll Boy
Herry Barkdoll a 14 year old son of farmer George Barkdoll near Vinton was shot in the abdomen by his playmate a neighbor’s son while out busting squirrels on Sunday morning. The injury occurred near Ellsworth and the boy was taken for medical attention.
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Ellsworth
Herry Barkdoll
George Barkdoll
Vinton
Clinton factory worker dies by suicide at grave
Wm. Negle a well known Clinton factory employee aged unknown committed suicide Monday afternoon by shooting himself at the grave of his child in Sprigdale cemetery He leaves a wife and several children.
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Wm. Negle
Clinton Factory
Sprigdale Cemetery
Rock Rapids Population Figures Shown in Official Return
The Rock Rapids assessor’s return lists the town population at 177 a slight decline from the 18M census figures.
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Rock Rapids
Flag Day Proclamation Issued by Gov Crum Quin
Governor Crum Quin issues a proclamation calling on the people to observe Flag Day, urging proper observance and national remembrance on the designated date. The notice notes official duties for citizens and public gatherings to honor the flag and national heritage.
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Flag Bay
Gov
Crm Qn
Wreck Near Ogden Damages Freight Train Cars
An AM and St freight train of seven cars wrecked two miles west of Ogden on Thursday. One car was completely demolished and others damaged. The cause appears to be a broken dungeon axle in one of the bulk cars, investigation ongoing.
Infant dies after carbolic acid spill near Fairfax
The month old son of Lewis Tow was diving when a bottle of carbolic acid spilled on his body near Feirfax. He died within a few hours, authorities report.
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Lewis Tow
Feirfax
Men Held to Grand Jury in Lake View Larceny Case
Mawes Meyer George Dewert and Frank Leighton were arrested at Carnaven in the home of W B Westgarth for larceny at I J Naterson Lake View. Dewert and Meyer bound over for the grand jury. Leighton discharged but rearrested for another hearing. Most stolen goods recovered. Carnavan residents say thieves have used town to sell stolen goods to farmers for ten years.
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Justice Nutter
Sac City
Mawes
Meyer
George Dewert
Frank Leighton
Carnaven
W. B. Westgarth
I. J. Naterson
Lake View
Dewert
Grand Jury
Leighton Wires
Carnavan
Thang
Starr Home for Aged Opens in Charles City
Charles City reports the Starr Home for the Aged opened Thursday with a reception and entertainment at the Hildreth opera house. Money’s Bars of Chicago provided the entertainment. Built by a group of women, the home costs $8,280 including land and building.
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Charles City
Starr
Hildreth Opéra House
Money's Bars
Cileago
Hte
Chase
Fire destroys Chariton residence of bank official
The residence of FR O. Penick, vice president of the Chariton National Bank, and adjacent servants quarters were burned Thurs early morning. Loss estimated around 17000 with about 5000 insurance. Origin undetermined as family was away on an expedition. Wedding presents inside valued at 500.
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FR O. Penick
Chariton National Bank
Howe
Des Moines Man Indicted for Embezzlement Tied to Medical Care
Carl M. Spencer, a former employee of Des Moines National Bank, was indicted on embezzlement charges for allegedly stealing about $3,000. He says the funds were taken to provide medical treatment for his invalid son, to whom he had been sending money annually.
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Des Moines
Stoney
Carl M. Spencer
Des Moines National Bank
Spencer
Bride's Parents Separate After Elopement Scandal
Sequel to Miss Kate Downing and A. J. Bailes elopement from Marshalstown Monday night reports say Miss Downing's parents have separated. Mr Downing suspects his wife aided the elopement and found sizable wedding-expense funds. They divided property and one will seek a divorce. Both families are prominent.
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Kate Downing
A. J. Bailes
Marshalstown
Tarantula Narrowly Misses Sting in Banana Bin Incident
A young Halian clerk narrowly avoids a tarantula sting while cutting bananas. The spider, about two and a half inches long, was sluggish due to cold and was placed in a glass jar for safety.
Tree Cutting Accident Injures Frank W. Moses
Frank W. Moses of Manson was badly hurt when a tree he was felling cracked and toppled as he descended. The top snapped loose about ten feet up, crushing his hip and causing internal injuries.
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Frank W. Moses
Manson
Outbreak of Smallpox at Fayette County Poor Farm
Ten cases of smallpox reported at the Fayette County poor farm with four deaths. The majority of cases are among the insane patients, and the high number of erratic movements is blamed on difficulty in controlling these patients. All cases are thoroughly quarantined.
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Fayette County
Jews Beer Company Gains Saloons in Des Moines
The Jews Beer Company worth $25 000 has taken over nine Des Moines saloons. Most members are Sioux City men tied to the Sioux by Brewing Company, with John Som wler serving as manager.
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Jews Beer Company
Des Moines
Sioux By Brewing Company
John Somwler
Appointment of Dr EL BL Bain as dental examiner
Announcement on Thursday names Dr EL BL Bain of Taman as dental examiner succeeding Mr FL oA Lewis of Otinmwa.
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Thaursdar
EL BL Bain
Taman
Ttr
FL Oa
Lewis
Otinmwa
Western Iowa Veterans Reunion Set in Florilla
Western Tow Veterans Association plans its annual reunion at Florilla Ave and 9th Street. Noted speakers will be secured for the event.
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Western Iowa
Veterans’ Associasion
Florilla
Ave. & 9
Sheldon San Is Sold To New Owners
The Sheldon Dary Sun newspaper is purchased by Moeesis linet and Fortuin. J. Huet formerly conducted a Dnateh ape at Delia. The paper is now run by Mr. Tiner who will be joined by a partner in a few weeks.
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Sheldon San
Sheldon Dary Sun
Moeesis Linet
Fortuin
Goat sale closes 100 acre farm near Maphieton
Fliesler has sold his 100 acre home one mile east of Maphieton to a Denison man for 210000. The farm has been Mr Hiesler's home for nearly fifty years.
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Fliesler
Maphieton
Denison
Mr. Hiesler
Cascade area hit by horse disease and local incidents
Local reports describe a horse disease near Cascade affecting livestock. In Munse entine county forty four wolves were killed in one week. A large amount of cement sidewalk work is planned in Tama for the summer. Al Buras of Bethany shot himself but survived. F Zarin pleaded guilty to liquor nuisance in Blakesburg and was fined five hundred dollars. Mrs. Michael Slavin of Farley died suddenly after forty five years residence. Louisa Dolter of Dubuane jailed five days for failure to send daughter to school. Walter A. Norton of Muscatine suffered paralysis while fishing and is in serious condition. Mr and Mrs Sylvester W McMastere of Davenport celebrate sixty fifth wedding anniversary. Minnie Nehis of Piniuque sues for divorce over pet names. Des Moines chosen as meeting site for State Teachers Association next winter with December 26 and 27 dates. Barn struck by ice near Ft. Dolge and buried. Fifth of bugs perished in the aiwan.
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Cascade
Munseentine
Tama
al Buras
Bethany
A. F. Zarin
Blakesburg
Michael Slavin
Farley
Louisa Dolter
Dubuane
Walter A. Norton
Muscatine
Sylvester W. McMastere
Davenport
Minnie Nehis
Piniuque
Husham
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