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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
1
The article compiles varied items from Washington to Denver and New York, including Supreme Court actions against Samuel, naval appropriation bills, Mrs. Wilson’s marriage, army expansion talks, and multiple accidents, strikes, and legal cases. It notes naval construction plans, a senate military regulation effort, and industrial clashes as well as social incidents and public figures’ activities.
A fragment notes French troops defeating Moorish forces near Teze in Morocco as reinforcement and eastern front maneuvers press toward Fes. The report mentions French command and local casualties with sparse details.
A Washington state department message cites Admiral Mayo on Mexican unrest with mobs in Tampico and Vera Cruz threatening foreigners. Reports say Mexico City faces possible capture by Zapata and Villa forces, while U S naval actions and Molina harbor events unfold.
A compact digest notes Luther College's Norwegian American museum plans with support from church figures, a bid to unite Norse communities, and a controversial constitutional amendment defeat. It covers Swedish election fallout, Sweden's defense funding via aero planes, and Norway's industrial power prospects and hydropower plans at Hoiengsfjord.
A proposed settlement aims to end the Huerta regime with a constitutionalist path to peace in Mexico. Officials expect a cabinet reshuffle after the Wilton address and stress the plan could satisfy all Mexican factions and U.S. interests.
Des Moines reports Charles Barney a longtime strongman and local figure dies after a period of illness. He was born in Michigan but had lived in town for 25 years and was known for his feats. His vertebral infection and tuberculosis complications led to his decline.
Margaret Gardner of Los Angeles earned a high reputation as an arbitrator among women and girls who sought her advice. Her counsel was trusted by many in the community, reflecting her influence as a guiding figure in legal matters.
A candidate enters the sheriff race in Ring Bold County, filing at the time designated, signaling a formal bid for the upcoming election.
An old advertisement offers Pinkham's Medicine Co. tonics for female health. It claims confidential, private letters will be opened, read, and answered by the company in Lynn, Massachusetts. The clipped text mentions a device and promises to help with women's ailments after years of discomfort.
The readables describe biblical themes around Abraham and Ur with references to Hebrew history and surrounding influences. Mentions Lot and travels with a heathen population and Babylonian culture, plus scattered notes on writings and a Christian herald.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions GrapeNata Name City Postum Battle Crak Mich. and a claim that grape nat a product relieved trouble and strengthened digestion. The text is garbled with broken phrases and unclear entities.
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