President Slagle Chosen President of South Dakota State University
The South Dakota State Board of Regents has selected Dr William Slagle as president of South Dakota State University. Slagle, formerly president of the South Dakota Agricultural College, has a long record in scientific education and administration. The board announced the appointment at Brookings, with Vice President Brown acting as interim president.
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Slagle Hoan
South Dakota State University
South Dakota
State ‘Board of Regent di
St Greten
Bragante
Conree
Johns Hopslis
Maing
School of Mines
Slagle
New York
Chesan
Agr
Coliega
Brookings
Brown
State College of Agriculture
Traliiation
United States battleships end long voyage in New York Harbor
Four U S battleships Wyom ing Arkansas Utah and Missouri Cay completed a 9 800 mile voyage after a five day gale near New York Harbor. They left Hampton Roads October 25 for the Mediterranean on a courtesy voyage to demonstrate naval mobility and strength. Accompanying ships carried coal oil and provisions. Official reports say the voyage proves the fleet can operate far from home with limited supplies. A railway accident in Johistown caused several burn injuries and a train toppled into the Conemaugh River. Minneap olis American Association manager Cantillon is reported ill and ordered to rest twice a week.
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United States
New York Harbor
New York
Arkansae
Utah
Plorita Cay
Lue
Mediterranean
Offera
Dect
United States Navy
Offerrs
Young Man Seeks Blyorce in Des Moines Court
A seven year old seek s a court action in Des Moines district court to end a marriage filed against Mrs. Alaude Patrick aged 40. The case centers on an alleged marriage contract between the parties and seeks dissolution. The proceedings name Bates as grounds and list the ages and parties involved.
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Blyorce
Net Moines
Charles (. Bates
Alaude Patrick
Fire Rumor Trails Salvation Army Home in Cincinnati
Fragmentary eyewitness notes indicate a fire at the Salvation Army home on Treeman Avenue in Cincinnati. Casualties or victims are unclear. reports describe harmed children and a person possibly fatally injured, though details are uncertain due to the incomplete source text.
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Salvation Army
Treeman Avenue
Watbridge Dead in Worthington Residence at 85
Col Watbridge who helped organize United power press in Ban Franciser died at his residence in Worthington aged 85. Funeral arrangements not yet announced. Watbridge was a noted figure in early industry circles and attended many civic events. Col Watbridge leaves a widow and several grandchildren. Local officials issued a brief statement mourning the loss.
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Watbridge
Eyton
James Hf. Wetbride
Eiter d Plomeer
Udnese Power
Ban
Franciser
Worth Hetington
Prohibition Wave Debated in U S Congress Hearings
Delegates from the National Women’s Christian Temperance Union and the Anti Saloon League arrive to push a constitutional amendment for nationwide prohibition. Senator Sheppard of Texas and Representative Hobson present the case, urging rapid action amid tense proceedings with a large crowd and strong anti alcohol rhetoric.
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Washington
Yeo
National
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Anti Saloon League
Burley
Baker
Ohio
AntiSamuon League of America
Daker
Seustor Shephard
Texas
Behsk
Hobson
Hervard seniors name Alexander L Jackson class day orator
From Cambridge to Newark and London to Los Angeles brief items note Hervard seniors choosing Alexander L Jackson of Pigelwant New Jersey as their class day orator. Other fragments report accidents and court actions across several cities with minimal readable detail.
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Cembridge
Hervard
Alexander L. Jackson
Pigelwant
N. J
Oimshs
Fesk
Omebs Baw
London
Emmeline Pankhuret
Paria
Concord
Bec
Tuilya de Eur
Aldrich
Eneutel Couduilos
Harry RK
Finn
Supreme Court of Ute
United States
Los Angeles
Del
Wilmington
Nel
Nee
Ts J
Moore
Spellebury
Harry Plezee
Ifow
Newark
Hel
Women Storm Court Over Priest Murder Case Riot Attempt
Women in New York challenged Judge Foster as Hans Behmidt the renegade priest faced murder allegations in the Anne Aumutler case. A near riot erupted as spectators pressed the courtroom doors and tensions rose during the proceedings.
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Elorm Schraldt
New York
Foster
Hans Behmidt
Anne Aumutler
Mona Lisa Theft and Return Stun Florence Lends Clues
The Mona Lisa, found in Florence after a 1911 Louvre theft, was valued at about 75.8 million francs by authorities. An Italian official speculated Napoleon’s theft led to Italy’s custody with police, while experts note the painting’s wood panel, heavy cracking, and retouched background.
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Florunen
Ibis Dee
Lina
Loasneda da Vinci
Louvre
Florencé
Malan
Pacis
Ata
Italy
Laonardo
Iain Vles
Leonard
Zome
Florence
Franco
Francia
Finca Ol Wffern
McDermott Found Guilty in House Lobby Probe
Washington Oct. After the lobby investigation report the house committee found Representative James C. McDermott of Winds guilty of acts of impropriety unbecoming his office. The report supports that McDermott attempted to influence legislation at the capital.
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Washwigton
Moe
Reyort
Macdonald
Wohlgan
Bourd
McDermott Tran
House
Wilson
Jobbiea
Comuiltlee
Representa
James C. McDermott
Winds
Fia Ogcur Uloas
Malter Police Arrest 13,008 in New York
Dec 18 reports say the New York police detained 13,000 plus individuals in the past year amid a mororeg case. The Note of Snes imposes low over but details remain unclear and partially garbled.
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New York
Hyoré
Nita
Snes
Woman Celebrates 104th Birthday in Colarvtila
Marlo Sinner Clagman marked her 104th birthday with a quiet party at Rory Rama in Colarvtila Ty Sih hallnved te bu the nldeet jebt wont of Tiitnoee.
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Vreopart
Mra
Marlo Sinner
Clagman
Rory At der Rama
Colarvtila
Vaccination Debate and Vivisection Allegations Stir Congress
A fragmented report from December 13 describes activists arguing for animal testing bans amid calls for vivisection to be limited. Prof J Howard Moore advocates restraint while others push selective experimentation, with a Philadelphia congress to decide next steps.
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R. Caja
Philbin
Philadelphia
U. S. Ship Disabled at Sea Near Hampton Roads
A radiogram from Rear Admiral Hadinger describes the U S ship Vermont crippled by a broken main shaft and flooded compartments while drifting toward Hampton Roads. The Delaware, Orion, and other ships remain in the area as operations continue in calm seas following a mild crisis.
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Washington
Joe
Vermont
Hampton Stoada-on
Horselon
Inihar Eutiy
Balitaabip
Delaware
eallZorn
Orion
Anf Jaan
Navy Department
Hadger
Commandos
Mampton
President backs suffrage push in address to NAWSA
Washington on Monday the president said he favored sending a suffrage committee to Congress and urged action by the National American Woman's suffrage association. A high priority message was prepared for representatives. In other news a woman named Cynthia Bottam was arrested in Albama for murder after allegedly killing her husband and one child.
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Waebington
Dae
National American Woman's Burrage Association
Itfie
Congress
Tattio Vallay
Ine
Akra
Cynthia Bottam
Waa
Mt Aplamanca
French Defeated by Moora Paria Teante in Dec
The alarm fog of Atm Qolake bey Qiao interior of Morncen, November 27, shows De Prondl army suffering heavy losses with 12 men dead, 3 missing, and 19 wounded as Moora Paria Teante forces defeat them.
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Moora
Paria
Teante
Atm Qolake
Bey Qiao
Morncen
Tires iMherd Nui
OWA Dairy Train at Arb For Half Day Governmental Tour
A garbled report describes an OWA Dairy event arranging a train to Arb for a half day schedule and mentions Burlington Road in the south, Joie hive bee tante dy AWW, and commissions with Estell, aLong Mie fawn Moin. It notes a state dairy association and a Burlington city plan to cover expenses, talks of labor, representatives, and lesson lectures on the train with four top cows demonstrations and on-board equipment.
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Burlington
Authern
Joie Hive
Dinrvoy
Alnto Duty
Amd
Estell
Rapa
Teaves
Mbro
Tie State Dairy
Daly
Fond Céintsiselon
Furlington
Colo
Llokela
Tne
Ilse
Thorn
Waterloo Injunction Restrains Interference in Waterloom Case
Judge Malloy issues a restraining order targeting the sirth ing wlagahunds at the Waterloo front. The injunction bars interference with the advers tal matter of the qrayhouda and prevents actions against employees of traveling Moables. Notlea has been served to detoudanty.
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Waterloo
Malloy
Atrrina
Nablic
Notlea
Detoudanty
Damages Awarded in Local Car Crash Case
The supreme court upheld a lower court verdict ordering damages of 9925 in a vehicle collision near Jefferson. The defendant, Alvon Wopar, must pay Allon Soterson for injuries suffered when a pedestrian, Allen, was struck while crossing the area road about a year ago.
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Alvon
Allon
Soterson
Supreme Court
Low Court
Jeterson
Two Banks Are Merged In Mason City Transition
Mason City merges Towa State Bank and Security National in a single new institution with a capital stock of 100000 dollars. John P Sennett is named president as the merged bank becomes a major local financial center.
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Mason City
Towa State Bank
Ruso
Ta Interc
Security National
John P Sennett
Fire Destroys Dr Frei Sigsworth Garage and Autos
A garage owned by Dr Frei Sigworth of Apamora burned completely along with two other vehicles. One belonged to Dr Sigworth, the other to WI Helberg, cashier of the Gitte rns Savings Bank. A large quantity of equipment was also lost in the blaze.
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Anamosa
Frei Sigworth
Apamora
Ong
Dr. Sigworth
WI Helberg
Castor
Gitterns Savings Bank
Cliffs Boosting Band Sac City Union Council Club
The Union Milcon project announces a new labor preference effort for all workmen classes. Water power improvements and copper failure are cited as upgrades. A local company completed a substantial water power improvement and is noted for its output, while a production milestone for barrels is mentioned.
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Sac
Sac Gily
Dink Ow Uridlent
Wsefuliesa Ik
Garner Pumpe Are Buried in Water Stand Crisis
In a chaotic scene the pumping station at cy wales works wor buna faced destruction, leaving the motors damaged and water rising. Fire crews restricted action as critical water supply risked failure without immediate repairs.
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Garner Pumpe
Garner
Cy Wales Works
Buna
Unclear local event near Raninwalt reported in garbled text
Garbled OCR text describes a potential local incident near Raninwalt with references to a bar, weapons, and amid uncertain names and places. No clear entities or dates can be reliably identified from the readable fragments.
Milwaukee Conductor Killed in Tragic Accident
John Brayhisk of Mare fon, a feedicht conductor on the stit waonkee, was nearly killed when his head struck a tree enra. The accident occurred as the tram or vehicle passed, and Brayhisk died from the crash injuries. Local authorities investigate the incident and note the dangerous conditions of the route.
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Milwaukee
Tinitham
John Brayhisk
Mare Fon
Waonkee
Hils
Unclear fragments report bullet wound death near Ashton
Fragmentary OCR describes a fatal incident involving a 4.22 caliber rifle and a girl from Weathers College enrollment. Details are garbled but indicate a family tragedy near Cedar Wallaigh and references to local enrollment and a winter term.
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Biles
Hbby
Antone Dring
Ving
Ashton
Bliley Hampsal
Mount Vernon to Get New Power Service Upgrade
A fragmented report notes a planned power and light upgrade by the Town Power and Light company in Mount Vernon. Construction aims to complete the project and begin regular service, with attention to Cedar and nearby lines. The schedule includes anticipated winter operations and interconnections with regional lines, pending final authorization.
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Mount Vargous
Taint Vernon
Corral College
Mount Vernon
Wii
Water barred by railroads across two rails
Water supply from the Sedan river faces restrictions as railroads Telsad and Northwestern halt intake. Officials report the city plans to source from the Coane, while warning other towns depending on the two rail lines about continued curbs and uncertain quality.
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Reday RapitsesTralna Onteriig'hee Bolton
Zlanan Kern
Bren Milne
Peta
Sedan
Wxpark Ehamint
Tha
Masons Plate Emblem Keokuk Exhibit
An embazoned emblem planned for the three hundred hall chase archway of a new $80,000 Masonic temple to be created in Keokuk. The circular badge features a compass and square in gold, with a surrounding inscription. The piece survived a previous fire that destroyed the last image and bears the name of a Chicago judge involved in a related federal matters.
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Masons
Keoluk
Keokuk
Build Large Feed Shed Grains Cenor-il Awarded Control
Four bidders are named for the new feed shed project. The main shed will measure 14 by 160 feet and is planned as the largest feed shed in the region, signaling a major expansion for local agriculture.
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Cenor—il
Gorditz & Gon
O. 4
Fritzel
Welcome the Cold Weather. Tows and Cadal Hunters
Local notes describe harsh cold weather as men hunt in town focusing on the Arab tuttrh of coll. Several good strings of ducks and geese were secured as the day passed.
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Rtrar
Local report from Sioux Rapids area on elderly resident
Fragmentary text notes a Sioux Rapids resident aged about Nis years with unclear circumstances involving past employment at a G. Pwelft Wloorat Infan try and a three year service period. The readable material mentions a community setting and a recent event last week.
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Raplida
Johnny
Burr
Olf Unie
Wil
Ibis
Nis OS
Karr
Company G
Pwelft
Local Clergy Discuss Sewer Project Plans for City Churches
A fragmented report shows doctors and town officials addressing sewer issues affecting several churches in the city. The discussion centers on preventing waste and improving sanitation, with named local figures including W J Pindiuy and physicians involved.
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J. Pindiuy
Train Strikes Handear Estherville and Rail Line Woes
Fragmented report from Estherville describes a collision or incident involving a train and a worker. Names and places are unclear but reference to the Kork Inland railway, Shenandoah area, and a request to Cohv Hecke company for transmission power.
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Estherville
Frank Sykes
Loren
Kork Inland Railway
Shenandoah
Bingham
Cohv Hecke Company
Farmers Gather for State Grange Annual Meeting
Cedar Mapida racmers from many towns across the state attended Danida for the annual meeting of the State Grange. Legislation affecting farmers was discussed and proposed during the session.
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Fartars
Entertila
Lownr
Thly
Coday
Farmerswna
Plant Insurance Collected by GouneR Wuta The Owner
The document details an insurance collection of 49 600 dollars tied to Bettkcontent of Ansur Ayed elalina, noting loss of fatty goods and resulting honor degree claims. It references Are windowtded relns and misread names amid damaged text, with fragmented mentions of Mharlion and Raventh dates.
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Gouner Wuta
Ansur
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