United States and Britain face diplomatic notes over belligerent actions
Communications prepared by Counselor Lansing and revised by President Wilson and Secretary Bryan warn Britain and Germany of American expectations amid threats of blockade. Notes discuss safeguarding American lives and property, flag use, and accountability for attacks on vessels. Diplomats from several nations received copies, signaling broad concern over potential naval hostilities and policy responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menem Neveorer
Ferman
Waashington
Ethio
Otis Pang
Great Britain
United States
Hyes
England
Robert Lansing
Wilson
Bryan
Gibstnta
Wera
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Liem
Germany
Rose
Striking Former Judge Leaves Provo Area In Shock
Ray Freedsen Warren N. Dusenberry, a former district judge of Provo Utah, was reportedly fatally injured by an assailant, Grover, who struck him with an ax in the family yard. Grover fled but was later arrested, suspected to be demented, as investigators pursue motive and verify identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Freedsen
Warren N. Dusenberry
Provo
Utel
Grover
Maredh
Alata
Tts Fe
Avery
Folké
Army Bill Reported by House Military Affairs Committee
Washington report states the House Military Affairs Committee carries a proposed army bill totaling 202,928,375 dollars with a net decrease of 1,879,003 from prior US totals. The war department requested 104,200,000 dollars in appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lovee
Istrestes
War Department
Proclamation Restores Cable Quarantine in New Mexico
Governor W. O. McDonald issues a proclamation reestablishing the cable quarantine for New Mexico. State guard bands allow no segments from other states or from Mexico, enforcing strict oversight by the state quarantine board.
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Esota Pe
N. M
Gov
McDoneld
Otter
Mexico
State Eats Guiliary Board
Submarine Launch At Kore River Yard
A submarine named Submpring 12 was launched at the Kore River Ehiy Baling yards. The ceremony occurred February 11 under authorization by the congress in 681 percent, with Bet Mering as a key participant and Jere severn noted in coverage.
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Quincy
Mare
Kore
Ehiy Baling Corporation Feteruary
Lebl
Bet Mering Beas
Cargo Seizure Reported by Britain in Prize Court
A disrupted OCR brief notes the Wilbritotns steamer cargo seized by limited authorities under foreign office accord. The Briton prize court discussed cargo actions while other items reference political moves and deposement events involving Carranza and related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Faliioull
Ila Tandon
Wilbritotns
Oftlea
Briton Prize Court
Fragmented 19th century teaching notes and crime items
A garbled OCR-style page references teaching toilers and industry with mentions of classrooms and printing trades. It notes thefts on a road, arrest details involving three men, and names W. S Divs, Robert Stover and John Duty, highlighting a scattered historical record of education and crime.
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Taus
Merhandias
Mul Wankee
Bats
Rovert Stover
John Duty
Fragmentary Notice on Property and City Suits
Incoherent lines describe city property plans and multiple lawsuits against the city. Mentions owners and paving work with unclear specifications and notes about last year. The readable fragments indicate ongoing legal actions and municipal work disputed by property holders.
Unclear historical notice about a marriage and armory plan
A garbled fragment references a marriage involving Carl Pappes, a Greek man 22 years old, and Elizabeth Bran near Muscatine. It notes Muscatine Armory plans with a proposed 910,000 structure for two artillery battalions, pending state approval per Adjutant General Logan.
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Marriad
Gun
Keokuk
Carl Pappes
Hirt Madison
Mike Elizabeth Bran
Poe
Muscatiné Armory
Muscatine
Plaa
Logan
Arrests In City Scandal Shake Local Community
John Spence and George Firtakér were arrested amid a theft case. Spence, editor of a socialist paper, is described as a highly respected citizen despite the charges. The report notes a tense atmosphere as investigators pursue looting accusations in Mesas City.
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Mesas City
A’senkalton
John Spence
George Firtakér
Thay
Spence
Hers God
Almaya
Consolidated school to unite Keorville Pleasantville districts
In Marion County two towns Keorville and Pleasantville plan a consolidated school the second in the county. The decision by election to Pleasantville follows a vote to combine the independent districts into one entity.
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Motes Consaligation
Keorville
Pleszant Grove Township
Marion County
Pleasantville
Nive
Peddler From Bloor City Found Dead After Wagon Overturns
Abraham Garrah a peddler from Bloor City was found dead beside the road near Piesstr. Evidence suggested the wagon ran away or overturned. The incident occurred on a rural route and authorities investigated the scene.
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Byrlan
Pierson
Abraham Garrah
Bloor City
Piesstr
Receiver appointed for Electric Plant in Plain Iowa
Miller of this city appointed receiver for the electric plant at Plain Iowa and has taken possession of the property. Appointment made by Judge Meg Atenry of Dee Motaes.
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Iowa
Corn Snow at Keokuk Ends 190 Corn Show
The 190 annual corn show closed in Keokuk with MW a feature in the women s department. Prizes totaling over 250 dollars were awarded, highlighting strong local participation and contributions.
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Keokuk
Tle
Sffall
Richard Ade Frozen to Death in Eagle Grove Home
Richard Ade, an employee at a local machine shop, was found frozen to death in his Eagle Grove home. His wife reported he had been unwell and had recently visited Fort Seduce, where he obtained alcohol freely.
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Eagle Grove
Richard Ade
Sheng
Ta Gud
Crounte
Fort Seduce
IL Te
Land Price Set at Top for Dond in Cifie Ton County
In Clinton Bruce Keller paid the second avenue road price for land in Cifie ton county, with Jon stess paying 144224 for the quarter section.
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Cinton
Bruce Keller
Fara
Second Avenue
Cifieton
Jon Stess
Buere
Quaner
Frail parolee tale of flight and entanglement
A troubled parolee returns to town amid scandal as authorities recounts a parole violation and a wife taken by a former partner. The narrative references confinement, a release to home, and alleged mistreatment. In Dallas and Madison contexts, relationships complicate the case with lingering legal consequences.
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Walt
Dallas
Governor Clarke appoints delegates for Misshipiit valley states
Governor Clarke names a long list of delegates including W. Bintz Davenport and Mason Glty Shiwart Cedar Raptiday Fimee to attend a terminal conference in St Louis in May. The roster features Keokuks Ciply Powell Olwmwas Ay O Miller and others amid party lines and regional ties.
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Appothte
Des Mothes
Clarke
Dalton
Council Glutts
N. C. Grew
Geates C. Cali
Bloux
Local Names Listed as Readers and Patrons in Prominent Des Moines Column
A fragmented roster lists readers and patrons from multiple Iowa towns including Elging Emmetsburg Gindbrook Nowa Bila Nolan Rudben Joann Efekoy Vall Edwin J. Kooraman Mion Haun Ey Stel Chutata Louters Francis J. Mead Croacos William J. Nelson Grinnell Staintey Miller Mount Pleasant and Frank McShane Springville. The text appears as a garbled OCR extract from a Des Moines publication.
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New
Pomtnaaters
Des Moines
Paodliasters
Halsetoneday
Thos. J. Gayeer
Elging
Thiele H. Denton
Emmetsburg
Wiliam Cobb
Gindbrook
Desue AL Winger
Nowa
Bila
Nolan
Rudben
Joann Efekoy
Vall
Edwin J. Kooraman
Mion
Haun Ey Stel
Chutata Louters
Francis J. Mead
Croacos
Wiliam J. Nelson
Grinnell
Staintey
Corn Rush to Market Stalls as Prices Slump
Irregular corn market activity continues over six weeks with 2000 loads moved in four weeks. Prices show no sign of abatement as buyers and sellers rush grain to storage and shipping points. vast quantities remain to be marketed and priced.
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Yaat
Eense
Missionary Surgeon Sails from New York to Freetown
Dr Alice Thomas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Thomas of Greens, has left New York for England and then to Freetown on the West coast of Africa to enter hospital service as a traditional missionary under a two year contract.
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Salle
Mléston
Lreohe
Alice Thomas
Mfr
Sam Thomas
Greens
Meheee
New York
England
Freetown
Africa
Liberty In Sight for Mrs Brazzell in Dubuque Case
Mrs Brazzell, sentenced last year to 20 years for her husband’s murder, faces a possible release. The supreme court revived her appeal, claiming she should have been acquitted, and new evidence may lead to freedom.
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Brazzell
Dubuque
Doreas
Ansoiosa
Supreme Court
Beghiv Railroad Survey Begins for Northeast Extension
Charles Chee B. Ingersoll the new civil engineer for the Charles City Western railroad has begun surveys for the extension to the northeast. Arrangements are complete for the electrification and extension work, and construction can start once preparations are finished.
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Charles Chee B. Ingersoll
Minneapolia
Charles City Western Railroad
Han
Aurvas
Thia Road
An Foon
New School Proposed for Fort Dodge Area
Fort Dodge plans a central grade high school with about twenty rooms, funded by a $156,000 bond issue and slated for construction near the March election period. The proposal outlines a modern facility intended to serve local students from sixth to twentieth grades, replacing older structures in the district.
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Fort Dodge
Aixtish
Runaway Toe Death Victim Mrs Lee Kirtan
Mrs Lee Kirtan died from injuries after a runaway incident. She is survived by three children and her husband, who was seriously injured.
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Victin Dlea
Lee Kirtan
Ana
Army unit to camp at Clear Lake on July 19
The Fifty-sixth regiment will camp at Clear Lake for ten days beginning July 19. Orders have been retired at the regimental headquarters here.
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Clear Lake
Fort Modge
Clear Taxa Tor
Bern
Fire destroys Michela High School building in Dubuque
A fire gutted the Jigenachool building at Michela High School with flames starting in the attic. Firefighters were unable to save the structure as the blaze raged. Meanwhile Dubuque College Five VI tied Droplet 24 to 18 in a basketball contest, with regional readers noting the result after a night game at the local venue.
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Michela High School
Supnad
Nichols
Jigenachool
Dubuque
Coltege
Central College
Pi 3A
Weite
Vieman Awarded $4,000 in Settlement Case
A legal brief reports Vieman receiving a $4,000 award amid a civil dispute involving named parties in New Molies Mor. Mertin Avin was awarded the sum, with details referencing a car or path conflict and acknowledgment of related parties.
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Vieman
New Molies
Mor
Mertin Avin
Ago du Orati
Caark
Avian Naugil
Aio Linh Coe
Rbin Tallway
Feds TM
Prison and Farm Bill Debates Across Iowa Legislature
Iowa lawmakers debate prison reforms and a farm bill, with Attorney General Cadman backing a program to reduce prison terms and promote restorative justice. The effort would alter murder penalties, limit executions, and set new terms, while supporting state fair probes and suffrage discussions amid a broad reform agenda.
State board to decide on reformatories and reforms
The article details actions before the state board on the location and expansion of reformatories and a women’s reformatory. It mentions petitions from 800 prominent women urging reforms and plans for a new facility with 432 beds, to be built in a phased program starting soon. It also notes funding debates for state institutions and a statewide card state census initiative underway.
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State Board of Conical
Dbo
Aiexl
Idhgor
Pelisiona
Yetttien Jt
Giher Pati
Dohg
Way
Plavecbut Anatada
Rocz Wrall Oly
Atianite
State Ceneue
C. Maorckona
Fairfeld
Ber
Aaslat
Ptate Department
Conate Legon
Origa Tour Clues Amid Quoted Speech Fragment
A fragmented OCR excerpt shows garbled dialogue about marriage and travel. The readable fragment mentions a young person and a suggestion to marry, with stray phrases about wanting to go abroad and waving words, yielding little coherent context.
Kidney Troubles and the Salts Remedy Myth
An old health ad promotes taking a glass of salts for kidney problems quoting various symptoms and alleged benefits. It claims acids from grape and lemon juice with sodium bicarbonate aid kidney function, touting safety and inexpensive relief while cautioning against complications.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promising darkened gray hair with a natural shine. It claims dandruff relief and reduced hair loss, urging home preparation and purchase from drugstores.
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Wyeth
Collage Education Oddities Reported in Ny Night Edition
A fragmented late night note from Indianapolis hints at social muddle and courting pressures. The piece mentions men praised for steady husbands while a girl rejects a ring, illustrating uncertain attitudes toward romance and marriage in a literary collage.
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Indianapolis
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