Shuster and Persia amid Great Power pressures
The article discusses Shuster’s position in Teheran as Persia faces British and Russian influence. It notes the Persian regent’s reluctance to dismiss him, Persia's defiance of Russia, and Britain's possible stance. Shuster's open letter in The London Times urges Russia to let Persia be, while his policies adapt to Anglo Russian diplomacy and Persian interests.
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Tabriz
Offce
Shuster
Teheran
Perula
Ruselan Bear
Great Britain
Young Shuster
London ‘Times
Russia
Ston
Persia
Lormon Times
Lea
India
England
Iadia
Rinasin
Trusala
Hiruster
Unclear OCR snippet from town newspaper page
Fragmentary text lists roles and contacts such as publisher editor society editor and offices, with garbled words and misread numbers making specifics unavailable. No coherent event or date emerges from the readable portion.
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Sumbaraff
Anunwera
F. D
Compostnek
American in Teheran Dictators Persia Amid Rival Powers
Russia and Britain oppose Morgana Shuster the young American secretary now effectively governing Persia. Aimed at protecting Persia’s independence, Shuster’s actions challenge Russian interests, provoke threats, and spark geopolitical tension as Moscow contends with disputed property and a northern sphere claim.
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Persia
Russia
Minn
Morgana Shuster
Parsia
Taft
Shuster
Teheran
Fersia
Grea
Britain
Persig
Tussea
Rusala
Rusaian
St. Peterabure
Ruasin
Mohammed
Odessa
Cid
Caspian
Shustar
Hne
Silence policy stirs debate in towns and state
Mason City Times laments silence among Congress and state leaders on Taft and Leloulatte era. Councilman Nouparell argues lack of leadership, while Kenyon’s own procession is noted. Cherokee Times urges Gov Shaw to visit northwestern Iowa to assess conditions, and a Philadelphia citizen frames dissent as dangerous fire risking lives.
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Mason City Times
Ows
Congressdien
Taft
Leloulatte
Flarni
Tia
Cherokee Times
Shaw
Towa
Philadelphia
Dubuque Telegraph Herald Quote on Gov Shaw Residence
A fragment from the Dubuque Telegraph Herald notes the irony in Gov Shaw calling awayis home and questions his legal residence. The terse comment reflects a prideful stance while suggesting ambiguity about where he resides and his stance on residency claims.
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Atys
Dubuque
Waile
Shaw
Tows
Reminiscences of Long Ago
A Muscatine Journal clipping reflects on anniversaries from fifty to ten years ago, noting local society efforts, weather impacts on river ice, a perilous death tied to Perry Gage, and community obituaries. It chronicles ward charity, Captain Cone’s relatives, Woman's Relief Corps officers, a death in Chicago, and local interment plans.
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Third Ward
Tae
Thera Se¢Ma
Perry’Gage
Statte Hole
Yatu
Woman's Relief Corpa Tegular
Emma Dean
Arad Beardsley
Joanna Gertenbach
Julia Dunn
Sarah F. Hoover
Sallie Greely
Lucinda Bartlet
Lilito H. Baird
Bila Coe
P. J. Bradley
Anna McGuire
Chicago
Prodigal Judge Navigates a Raleigh Title Quest
Judge Mahally, newly relocated to Raleigh, takes on a civil title search for his client Charley Norton of Thicket Point. Norton seeks legal work companionship while leveraging status and wealth to secure a favorable abstract for a tract owned by Joseph Quaid. The judge, eager to impress, frets over funds for new clothes as he braces for court action.
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Charley Norton
Judge Price
Norton
Charley
Hla
Hetty
Court House
Solomon Mahatty
Saul
Mr. Norton
Mr. Saul
Charles Norton
Misa
Senator LaFollette and Republican divisions noted
Des Moines Tribune cites LaFollette circling the issue as Congress seeks to record opinions in the Congressional Record. Burlington Gazette says Republicans are split over old leaders versus a new chief. Clinton Herald finds little support for LaFollette among Republicans. Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Mayor Shack's turkey deal hurts votes. Boone News-Republican predicts divorce talk rising in tone. Davenport Democrat warns against stubborn sticking to positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Tribune
LaFollette
Congress
Republican Party
Sors Straits
Burlington Gazarte
Talus
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Shack
ABE MARTIN On Fatalistic Fellera and Fates
Abe Martin laments that too many faltering folks die leaving only a wife and children. He notes rarely a reformed no-habit teller ends up seized by fate, reflecting on luck and consequence with his characteristic wry humor.
Judge and Saul clash over social influence in court scene
In a tense courtroom exchange, Judge Malroy spars with Mr. Saul over the value of social endorsements from the Malroye and the Nortons as they discuss the next term docket. The scene ends with a cliffhanger note, “To Be Continued,” while ad text and patent medicine pitches intrude nearby.
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Malroy
Lair
Malroye
Nortons
Saul
Air
Local News Notes From Wapello Area About Visitors and Travel
Grandview residents hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. N Crutchfield of Wapello and Amos Hammond. D T Woodruff and son Ard visited in Wapello. Mrs Jake Beik and Mrs Pelron returned home from Columbus Junction and Fruitsend respectively. A week of social visits across Muscatine and nearby towns is detailed with trains, operations, and family travel.
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Grandview
N. Crutchfield
Wapello
Amos Hammond
D. T. Woodruff
Ard
Wapello Dusineys
Jake Beik
Columbus Junction
Pélron
Fruits
Hilton Leiberknecht
Mike Fitzgibbon
Wapella
Frank Sheik
Muscatine
Mongayot
Lea Werner
Telutmmor
Mra
Wm. B. Huff
Eon Levi
Muacatiba
Trai
Hg. Neal
Chicago
Vises Vera
Ethyl Dickerson
Clarence
Jas, Pallett
Honacuola Foods
William Cilley
Sam Gray
D. J. Bisley
Moves Guthrie
Local residents in Muscatine area noted visiting and relocations
News notes list residents visiting Muscatine and surrounding towns including Mildred Snelder in Wapello, Miss Orpha Young returning from Muscatine, Art Bird moving to Wapello, Jas Bueter attending the stock show in Chicago, and Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. Jaynes, and others visiting relatives. Several moves and social visits are recorded along with a December bazaar at the Methodist church.
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Stre
George Lang
Mrs. Lang
W._ HU
Dickerson
Muscatine
Hiram McGill
Misa Orpha Young
J. E B. Garrett
Muscative
Art Bird
Wapella
Jas Bueter
H Edward Gaas
Tunsday
Mre
Gray Avihood
Oelwein
Eizabeth Deltrick
Wm. Rhone
Ethel
Hame
Ladies Big Society
Methodise
Kratl's Hall
Millersburg Notes on Sick and Travels
Millarsburg telegrams report TM Jackson Thornton is gravely ill and not expected to live. Orn Susmers shows slight improvement. J L Terry and family visited Aledo on November 27 for shopping. Julia C Murdock returned home from Mrs Foster’s near Atalissa Iowa on November 28. George ABy came back from corn harvest in Iowa on November 28. Bins M Be Close of Aledo visited J W Raberta part of last week. Mrs Mertha Turz of Butinto referenced.
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Millarsburg
Mie
Dee
TM Tackson Thornton
Orn Susmers
J. L. Terry
Daurliers
Francis Dickey
Esther Terry
Aledo
Julia C. Murdock
CA. Fosters
Atalissa
Towa
George Aby
J. W. Rab
Erta
Mertha Turz
Butinto
Thanksgiving events mark Millerstown community
Thanksgiving activities fill Millersburg and nearby areas as families visit relatives on November 29 and December 1. Local churches host prayer meetings and suppers while teachers stage a school program. M.D. Murdock and family visit relatives, and Ernest Murdock travels from Ninjas City, Indiana. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as reliable for coughs and colds.
Protracted Meetings Begin at Cedar Valley Church
Protracted meetings started at Cedar Valley Church last Sunday evening. North Prairie residents Mr and Mrs Frank Oaver and daughter Helen visited Mr and Mrs W A McMahon. Mrs Roy Smith visited Girls Hawker. Union and Independence schools opened with Miss Clare Rockafellow and Miss Ethel Chase respectively as teachers. Charlie Rock drove to Muscatine. work advances on Harry Rockafellow's new house.
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Cedar Valley
Dec
Frank O'aver
Helen
North Prairie
W. A. McMahon
Roy Smith
T. Hawker
Tnion
Clare Rockafellow
Independence School
Ethel Chase
Charlie Rock
Muscatins
Harry Rockafellow
Dew
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Kanyon
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Dogan
Mus Muscatine Journal
W. BR. Cone
St. Louis
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Vaughan Kester
A. Get
Dobie Mernih
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Abe Martin
Yapana
Lange
Chds King
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J. Doug Morgan
G. Carlton Gay
the Gry Baby
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Prairie
George Thornton
Wga
Jack
Thonn Ton
L. B. Turner
Alfred Lemon
Perrit
Tod Carr
Abraham
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Otis
Presbyterian Church
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