Plans to Move Army Ships Engaged in Cuba Crisis
United States Navy plans to transport troops to Cuba if needed to relieve the army amid the crisis. Final steps completed with transport ships Sumner and others prepared for immediate embarkations. Discussions continue on merchant steamers to assist in moving troops and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mubsa
Sfion
Istend Republic
New York
Sumner
Bienes
Prenac
Shania
Fright Rattles Officials in Unclear Outcome
Fragmentary notes describe a scare involving Professors Alexander and TSourg with referenced distress. The readable text hints at a decision or event tied to their names, but details are missing and the exact nature remains uncertain.
Waest Pace Aye SpotaT VA Q MA S
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a location VA and a pace related term. Readable names or events are unclear. no decisive person or organization identified. The fragment hints at a sports or schedule item but lacks concrete facts to confirm.
Chicago Banker in New York Confession Case
Chicago banker and former Milwaukee Avenue State Bank president, Paul Ster STensland, arrived in New York aboard the Prinz Adelbert after wrecking voyage. He faces heavy embezzlement charges and has made a full confession, naming Chicago figures but not identifying them. He was transferred to police custody and will plead guilty to several counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bart
New York
Paul Oo. Ster
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Prinz Adelbert
Morocco
Gainer
Thinland Ras
Aterner Cleen
Chicase
Tangier Moreeca
Aaatterner Olsen
Stensland
West African
Tan- Sint
Biates
Aforant
Strange Indian Nurse Case Tangles Love Motive in Murders
An unclear report describes a mysterious murder sequence and a nurse girl connected by love motive. Details are fragmentary with suspect language and damaged OCR, mentioning separation from a child and incendiary events, implying a sensational crime case from an Indian setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen
Mear
Brutal New York Murder Involves Deliberate Dismemberment
Police probe a brutal New York murder scene where a dismembered male body was found in burlap bags and a bar of salvage items. The victim, possibly Italian or Syrian about five feet three, weighed around 130 pounds, with parts wrapped in newspaper and skirt strips. Coroner notes deliberate, professional dissections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbus
Suminy
Thirty-sixth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Ing. St
Westen
Weston
Ing
Ure
Man First. Hearst Urges Voters To Favor Individuals
New Yorker William Randelon Hearst spoke to a large Orleans county New York fair gathering urging voters to vote for the man and not the party. He pressed citizens to consider country welfare first and warned about party name politics and farm issues shaping government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randelon Hearst
Orleans County
N.Y
Shaw
Radical Change in Rates Affects Jobs and Housing Provisions
Topeka under new law prompts broad traffic and utility rate shifts. The Kansas decision interprets the act as widening access to housing and job opportunities, with implications for carriers and residents. Limited details describe the reform as opening services to more people and adjusting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Trafic
Topeka
San
Boy Dies of Primorse Under Fateful Lezvenworth Inquest
A brief notice reports the death of a boy aged years from a severe heart condition described as dreken heart failure. Authorities in Lezvenworth conducted an inquest into the cause and circumstances of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Igil
Acete? Dial Exhibition At St George’s Displays
St George’s hosts a display of artistic works amid a lively show. Local residents and visitors view a selection of pieces in a rotating display hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's
Dorial
Two Bays Are Growned in Floyd River Tragedy
Nick Jonas and Nick Hastert, 19 and 16 respectively, disappeared after a swimming trip in the swollen Floyd River between Alton and Carnes. Their clothing was found on the riverbank, and a search began as authorities suspect both drowned. Hastert lived with his brother in law Peter Stret near a neighboring farm. Jonas was the son of farmer J. Jonas. Both were known to spend time together and often stayed at each other’s homes. The rapid rise of river waters and cold could have caused the fatalities.
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Nick Jonas
Nick Hastert
Floyd
Alton
Carnes
Jonas
J. Jonas
Hastert
Peter Stret
Hastern
David City
Neb
Athais
Baturdkiy
Tesracs
Terrell
Iesco
Athita
Meb
Beatae
Decatur Street
Bar
Whitehall Street
Terminal Mulrond
Ognese
Forsythe Street
Demain
Attania
Wiener
Goneere
Rhyl Tim
Solidiers
Memphis
Yeon
Trades Team for Wife Litigation at Des Moines Court
Anna Toepfer, aged 14, sues to annul her marriage to Henry Toepfer, alleging parental “trade” of her for horses at age 13. She says marriage occurred Sept 5 last year, she lived with him three months, faced cruelty, and sought refuge with Iowa Humane Society. Officer Crayford arranged a home with Mrs. C Hall in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Toepfer
Des Alpines
Henry Toepfer
Iowa Humane Society
Ed Crayford
C. Hall
Ges
Missing man found in Nebraska after disappearance
Frank Whisler of Farragut was located in South Omaha after three weeks away. He had traveled to Wahoo and Omaha, where a man presented an order for two mules in Whisler's name. Whisler could not clearly explain his absence, and authorities suspect a gang exploited him for money.
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Frank Whisler
Farragunt
Farragut
Wahoo
Neb
Omaha
W Whister
South
Northwestern Iowa Conference Adopts Ordinations in Port Dodge
The Northwestern Iowa Methodist Episcopal conference at Fort Dodge concluded with Bishop Cranston reading announcements and ordaining several clergymen including C Richards Hans Nis Fred Whitford and others as part of a highly positive meeting marked by strong enthusiasm and adjournment after the readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Iowa Methodist Fipiscopel Conference
Afonday
Port Dodge
Bishop Cranston
LaArcushout
Sion
Anthusiaess
Rafternoon Rishon
Cranas
Igathe Failey Mheichkiss
George BR
G. Muhieman
Ira M. Har T EL Jones
Farmer Dies by Own Hand in Tekamah Area
A farmer living six miles southwest of Tekamah shot himself in a personal crisis. He was in the parlor with his wife and daughter, then went to a bedroom and, with a shim under his forehead, pulled the trigger. He died from the injuries. his name appears in local notices as a deceased resident of Munterville.
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Farmer
Tekamah
Hunter Arrest Follows Iowa Game Warden Ruse
Harry Barmdier, state deputy game warden, arrested ALCG Hand of Omaha after a staged detention in Council Bluffs. Hand, formerly of Dubuque, hunted near Masonville without a license, pleaded guilty to hunting without a hunter’s license, and paid $65.75 including costs.
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Ae GC
Hand
Dubuque
Cornell Bhuff
Harry Barmdier
Alanchester
ALCG
Omaha
Masonville
Elevator in Serious Straits at Barnum Cooperative
Barnum Farmers Elevator faces financial trouble with a 1800 overdraft, 5550 borrowed, and only about 7000 bushels of oats on hand. Bank of Barnum refused cashing checks, triggering a small panic. Directors met to arrange relief. stockholders reportedly hold sufficient funds to cover debts and resume normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum Co-Operative
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Barnum
Bank of Barnum
Iowa Veterans Plan Special Train for Monument Dedication
Iowa veterans will dedicate monuments on southern battlefields including Shiloh Lookout Mountain Vicksburg and Andersonville A commission meeting in Des Moines approved a special Chicago departure November 12 by rail for a two to ten day tour. The four commissions governor and staff a military band and honored guests will participate with speakers Gen J B Waver Colfax and Hon N Kendall Alba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Southern Battlefields
Shiloh
Lookout Mountain
Vicksburg
Andersonville
Des Moines
Chicago
Phelps
Illinois Central Road
B. Waver
Colfax
N. Krendall
Alba
Man Dies From Injuries After Road Accident Near Hynes
Charles Johnson of Munterville, 73, died from injuries sustained in a tunawar accident while en route from Hynes. He was found unconscious a mile from Hrenes and died at a nearby farmhouse. Survived by a wife and four children.
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Rilied
Riaciry
Charles Johnson
Munterville
Johnson
Hynes
Hrenes
Johnean
Daugh
Lawsuit Over Bar Room Fight at Alon Jamin Hotel
EL Fogtman of Milwaukee files a $5 damage suit against hotel owners alleging injuries from a spring bar room fight at the Alon Jamin hotel in Sioux City. Fogtman says he was struck with a cane during an incident after a guest identified as a member of a Pain was involved. hotel men relate Fogtman was in a Kus mmn when altercation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larse Sin
Sioux City
EL Fogtman
Milwaukee
Wis
Aotel
Fogtman
Kus Mmn
Interurban to Carry Mail Between Cities
An interurban company announces it will transport mail between Clinten and Davenport with intermediate points. Washington sources indicate the service will begin October at Ames. Ground is also broken on a new agricultural department hall at Iowa State College in Ames with construction led by H W Semenutest’s Charles Shogren.
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Clnten
Davenport
Washington
Carrie
Cinten
Ames
Agricultural Department
Iowa Staite College
Charles Shogren
H.W. Semenutest Company
Ash Lays Corner Stone For Unknown Society
Fragmentary OCR describes a corner stone laying event with unclear names and associations. Key entities are garbled, but mentions corner stone setting, a ceremony site, and local figures linked to a group identified as a society.
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Ireton, Iowa
Les BD
Maynard
Publishe
Cura
Sesteouts
Alexesdre
Tsourg
Alexsedretks
Decis
Atlanta
Faiz Faent
Harmuni
Putal
Pate
Stensland Fpenteent
Father
Ug Cathe Muran
Stenshand
Moa- Tacce
Stans! Wss
Police Heldouart
Tha di le Interney
Formany
Chiesse
Chiesgo
Mliss
Ness
Hoba
Abiaze
Ferst
Hearst
Sultan
Floyd River
Wife
Man
Messen Gray
Ie Vm A. Ae
Osa
Polia Paetory
Nom Tereeecht
Frirhbanks
Onte Tae
Randolph S
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Eriayoas
Roy Iit
Brenten
Tua
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