Calls Conference Invites Cities to Washington Meeting
Secretaries extend invitation to bankers from fifty-nine cities including Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Des Moines Sioux City Omaha Seattle and Spokane to confer on depositing 1 000 000 of government funds. Sessions scheduled August 7 for the South August 14 for the Pacific coast with arrangements for deposits and expert guidance at the treasury.
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Washintetan
Bivnke
Ork
Gouth
le Woal
Pacine
Chiist
McAdes
Washington
Ha'grett
Clearing House Association
Wile Mehela
Treasury Department
West
Thoes
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Ges Moines
Sioux City
Gimaba
Perthing
Ove
Seattle
Spokene
Wash
John Lind Goes To Mexico As Personal Representative
President Wilson considers a Mexican policy shift with John Lind of Minnesota named as a personal representative to Huerta's government. Lind will be accredited to Mexico and later named ambassador once a stable regime forms, following discussion with Bryan and others at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praskgent Wilson
Brenry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
John Lind
Minnesota
Breen
Lind
Wilson Bryat
Wilson
Bryan
Cbholman
Bacon
Senate For Sign Relations
Amelia
Great Western Grasty Rats And Passenger Rates
Great Western announces a 2 cent passenger rate in ten days as ordered by a recent United States court decision in Minnesota rate cases. Attorney General Smith railroad commissioners and Great Western officials held a conference to discuss the ruling and its effect on the Minneapolis and St. Paul line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great’ Western
St. Paul
Chicago
Minneapolis & St Lawin Road
Supreme Tours
Clawson In Jail at Lincoln Wilber Case Returns
Lincoln youth Clawson, charged with murder in the Ross Mac Kinsey case at Wilber, was brought back to Lincoln and bound over to the aldermen court without bail. He entered a not guilty plea as the case proceeds, despite objections to his transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nes—Clacenre Clawson
Ross MacKinsey
Wilber
Aldteiet
Man leaps from train drowns in Saline River
A man believed to be a resident of Waco Texas leaped from a Missouri Pacific passenger train near Sodulla Missouri and drowned in the Saline River. The body was recovered after the jump from the moving train. Local authorities investigated the incident and identified the deceased as a traveler from the Kansas and Texas Railway line.
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Sodulla
Hetriak
Waco
Kansas
Seale
Black man found fatally harmed in rear of local lent
A Black man named Stour Malle-A was fatally harmed near Tar nul Galley. His body was found behind a Len t building after being struck three times with a club. Police investigate the assault as a deadly attack.
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Stour Malle
Cleus
Democratic lobby probe highlights Mulhall testimony
Representative Underwood charged lobbyist Col B M Mulhall with blackmail as the lobby investigation resumed. Mulhall denied the accusations and insisted he faced political dismissal, while leaders Clark and Mann denied any involvement with alleged Mulhall letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beane
Martin M
Mulln
Reed
McCarter
Mauthall Cwithdrew
Samuel E. Springer
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia Record
Mulhall
Underwood
House Lobby Investigation Committee
Col
BM. M. Mulhall
Jie
James H. Mann
Champ Clark
J. T. McDermott
Chicago
House of Representatives
Pub. Heation
Millions For Crops Will Head Off Stringency
Washington reports McAdoo plans to expand government support for crops by broadening the use of commercial paper as security and drawing funds from 48 to 50 million dollars. The program aims to avert money stringency during harvest and show the government as a reliable banking agent. 35 percent of funds to be repaid by December and January, with deposits and bonds used as collateral. two percent interest charged, funds distributed to major urban centers with harvests in progress. An inquiry into New York bankers allegedly depressing government bonds is also noted.
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Washington
McAdon
Banka
McAdes
New York
Honda
Neely
Kanane
McAdoo
Telegraphic Notes From Around the World
Argentina proposes anti trust law changes in congress while Argentina links to restrain trade. Weather Bureau chief appointed to replace removed head in Washington. Foster Ray injured by falling sledge at courthouse site in Brazil. Grand Trunk line wreck near Besty’s Siding. four killed and two injured. J Pierpont Morgan sued for damages in New York after a boy claims an auto collision. Morgan’s car driven by his sister’s chauffeur.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Congress
Peth Iberman
Washington
CG. F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Ls. Moora
Brazil
Foster Ray
Parry Sound
Grand Rank
Besty's Siding
Coyieer
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Solomon Kunteler
Jacob
Mr. Morgan
Herbert Ly Satterlee
Storm Hammers Washington as Wind Rips White House
Washington August 1 A severe storm struck the capital with winds over seventy five miles an hour and heavy rain flooding streets. The White House was hit as windows shattered and trees toppled onto the grounds while Secretary Tumulty hurried President Wilson to safety.
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Washington
Belek
B.S. Saul Company
W. Tillen
Thomas B. Fealey
Layne
White House
Wilson
Gunboat Tampico Destroyed by Air Attack at Guaymas Harbor
The federal gunboat Tampico was destroyed Monday when an aeroplane dropped a bore over Guaymas harbor declaring an insurgent message. French aviator Didier Mageon flew three sorties before striking the boat. Tampico, built in 1902 at Elizabeth, New Jersey, is 200 feet long, 92 feet beam, with two 4 inch guns and six pounders, a crew of 100, and two above water torpedo tubes.
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Nogales
Atiz
Tampico
Guaymas Harbor
Dridier Mageon
Barber
Yampiro
Elizabeth
N. J
Weather Officials Ousted in Washington Scandal
Washington reports removal of T. T. Pollock acting director at Trenton New Jersey along with Professors W. L. Heinkel and Daniel J. Carroll amid alleged Moore related activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tt. E. Pollock
Weather Bureau
Trenton
N. J
WL. Heinkel
Daniel J. Carroll
Moore
Lord Decler Wine Damages Awarded in London Case
Lord Decies husband of Vivian Gould won 25 695 dollars plus 750 000 coats in a London court overcharges dispute. The case targets Jack Henanen and Cubitts builders, with claims of damage and revenue miscalculations.
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Lord Decler
London
Lord Decies
Vivian Gould
Jack
Henanen
Wolverines menaced couple saved by fire response
Welven Scare and his wife from Bhelley Minnesota faced a pack of wolverines on Monday. They were saved when a fire built by Mr and Mrs Ray Roya of Minneanalla diverted the danger and allowed them to escape unharmed.
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Fan
Bhelley
Minn
Ave
Ray Roya
Minneanalla
Sud
Famous Gambiste Crack Chicago and Aus Two Cel
A garbled report notes a famed gambist, Riley, performing in Chicago and Australia. The fragment mentions a samba, a poolroom fraternity, and a Lake atde capital, but the meaning is unclear and several words are corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambiste
Chicago
Aus
Riley
Samba
Oman
Wilson for Friendly Policy
President Wilson hosted discussions on Mexico policy after a Thursday meeting with advisers to assess conditions and determine a course of action. Officials debated Huerta's government and the feasibility of recognizing Provisional President Huerta while maintaining a cautious stance toward Mexican affairs.
Feracoe London Exposition Participation Refused
Refusal noted for Tiplam handpe and Rolnxt participation in the Panama-Pacific exposition at San Francisco in 1946. Government confirmation of the decision to notify Washington only is mentioned in the fragment.
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Feracoe
London
Tiplam Handpee& wRolnxt
San Francineco
Washington
Drunken Man Detained After Fort Worth Incident
A drunken man from Fort Worth was restrained by a group of locals after an altercation. He sustained minor leg injuries and was warned by officials to seek medical care. Police reported no further violence and released him to a ride home.
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Trey
Mayton
Iowa Banker Centered His Wit and Was Found
A baffling Iowa note details a banker once witty amid scandal. Spouses from neighbors divorced and seeking new marriages. A clerk at Butler County District Court logged steps of divorce cases and inquiries into proofs. Letters referenced trips to Vancouver and a trust in a reported successful separation.
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Alliaon
Dvinle
Henieguin
Tarttort Dasker
Seidne Sra
Pronk Dluftoan
Iietind
Puta Giknows
Muttesan Ara Ur Panedauyar di. C
Tig Uopse
Youn Bry
Tink Toy
Helpa
Qeore Lentils
Uutier County
Morita
Bourgill
Dourepilig Wa
Blardford
Tmenrquin
Wofitaan Ar Lowl
Dontig
Vancouver
Playmate Rescues Boy After Water Incident
A six year old boy near Cedar Lake was rescued after falling from a dock into eight feet of water. A 40 year old bystander helped pluck him from the surf, while another child cried for assistance. Authorities described the rescue as brave and praised the bystander’s quick action.
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Magan City
Ciesr
Gihiur
Morenat
Mot or Hates at Iowa Gliy Doomed City Event
Fragmented OCR writes of a Johnson County motor event in Iowa City with misread names. It mentions a caster Jaws and a Sept date with Johnson County talent and a West division motor exhibition awarding prizes totaling 750 dollars. At least 400 dollars go to the lost motor events and 450 to the two site winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone City
Lin
Mace Hare
Johnson County
Johnson County Motor West
Evelnts
Harvest Prospects Show Mixed Grain Yields Across Region
A brief farm note reports harvests in this area are uneven with yields ranging from fifteen to twenty percent above or below average. Straw conditions are unusually short limiting feed, while moisture levels and milking quality hover near typical values for the season. Local growers remain cautious about overall grain output this year.
Grimes fatally wounded after dockside clash at riverside
Sioux City report describes James Grimes dying from four bullet wounds after an alleged attack at Riverside docks. Watchman S A McMan claims Grimes attacked Nim sns, forcing self defense. McMan, a Riverstde government docks guard, cites the confrontation as the trigger for the shooting.
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Sioux City
James
S.A. McMan
Riverstde
McMillan
Grimes
Nim Sns
Widow Anna Kretchmer Dies After Illness at 67
Anna Kretchmer aged 67, widow of Goltwany, longtime Dubuque resident, was found dead in bed after an illness of some duration. She was the widow of former County Treasurer Prod Kretchmer and had lived in Pubsque for sixty years.
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Dubuque
Anna Kretchmer
Wathye
Goltwany
Pubsque
Teachers admitted to lone Stila College by president’s ban
The article reports that volunteers preparing to teach in volnantry telipols will be admitted to the lone Stila Teachers' college without til fund. President womer 1, Searles, oversees the admission plan and related accounting loans.
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Cedar Falla
Volnantry
Stila Teachers’ College
Danoungo Ierit Bs
Womer 1
Searles
Aged Man Fatally Hurt in Spirit Lake Area Incident
A report from Spirit Lake and nearby towns notes an elderly man fatally injured in a fall from a vehicle or platform during duty duty, with initial details indicating a severe impact and resulting in a fatality. The incident references local places and names, with a note on a drowning at Williamsburg and a separate fatality involving a farmer’s son from Thomas White’s family.
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Spirit Lake
Amud Wood
Wesyr
Milford
Jt Wanek
Eis Ces
Waterloo Chautauqua Ties To Evangelical Meet
The Weung People's Alliance of Waterloo announces an evangelistic Chautauqua event in Waterloo from August 18 to 21 with a featured speaker lineup including a Young People’s Alliance rally and an invention fair showcasing local initiatives.
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Wweung People's Alliance
Waterloo
Treyfone
Fire at Freloht House Ruins Linton Credit Hub
Partial OCR text notes a fire at Freloht House causing extensive damage. It mentions Cretyhe Wa Kuve and Yotora involvement, with a firervon served and Mamie present. Details are garbled but indicate an origin tied to AUK covey and records of related events.
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Freloht
Owa Bank Deposits Increase In 2012 Report
The report outlines an upturn in bank deposits as of June 28 2012 with total deposits reaching 266 777 85 dollars and a near 43 000 32 dollar rise in liabilities. It notes savings deposits totaling 217 970 1700 dollars, and mentions state banks and related companies in the context of a quarterly financial review.
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Atnte Aid Amaga
Strita Brink Department
Ho Banke Ab
Dawkess Jone
Chote
Alnes Oia
Iittos
Tn Cho
DOT
ALGO
Electrific Lines To Be Extended To Several Towns
A power company plans to extend transmission lines from Mumbai to Fonda and Vomeroy and add Mint, extending service to about eighteen nearby towns. The project, aided by Les Malnes, aims to supply water and electricity, with construction underway though water access remains constrained in parts of the area.
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Norther
Towa Power Company
Fonda Snd
Thasa
Willessity
Wiso Uboly
Moenharutas
Man- Konda Ghlor Prowehiliss Tha Power Company
Nelalbuiing
Fragmentary report on baby death inquiry
The article outlines an investigation into a baby's death linked to a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Marton La Relotte, and the mother of the girl's husband. It mentions a confined time frame and alleged implications of poisoning, with no clear conclusions or names beyond the listed individuals.
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Marton la Relotte
Doaile
Polsad
Alven
Woman fatally crushed as wagon horses bolt
In Mason City a woman named RO, wife of farmer IWing ntar Thompson, was thrown from a wagon when beer swain attack unsettled the horses. The wheel ran over her head, instantly killing her at home. The incident follows a sudden burst of horse panic and a wagon crash.
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Yioman
Mason
Waldorf College Expands Amid Rapid Growth
Waldorf College is expanding facilities as enrollment climbs. The institution reports new dorms, updated equipment, and a 949,000 walliog building completed last year that already proves insufficient to house students.
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Waldorf College
Porear City
Wallorf College
Tio Institaon
Rebuild Massale Temple Contract Details
A reconstruction contract outlines rebuilding the Musgonle temple for Frank Pae of Muskoser, Oklahoma. The stated price is 330702, with no specifics provided on printing, heating, or wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massale
Carrol
Frank Pae
Muskoser
Okla
Wilel
Noted Iowa Judge Preston Dies at 75 in Cedar Rapids
Judge Preston known as Dice and Cedar Rapids Joseph I Preston, a famed Iowa attorney and former judge of the hot court, died at his home on Tuesday aged 75 after a brief illness. He leaves a widow and a long record of public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Dice
Joseph I. Preston
Iowa
Tuteday
Floyd County Veterans Meet at Hancock Park August
A veterans gathering announced by the Floyd County Veterans Association will be held at Hancock Park on August 2. Principal speaker Dieter Benson is expected to discuss postwar farming and community welfare. Local farmer Oscar Corken and Villaea Oscar Corkeon will participate. the event aims to honor service and address veteran needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Horkford Ang
Dian
Beasts, Beekeeper, and School Bees in City News
A fragmented item reports a farmer killed by a falling object near Nora Spriaga. Iowan Greeks affected by a ten year reserve draft as 160 Greeks face impact. Bees swarm in a high school building occupying five swarms during summer. the school board seeks methods to evict tenants. Bonita Water Works election contemplates issuing bonds.
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Cilddon—Peesd
Cilddon Wek
Enya
Asus Water Works
Bonita
Hondon
Paneo
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