Diplomats Formally Meet Wilson at White House East Room
En voy attendees and Secretary Bryan gather in formal ceremony as President Wilson and Bryan greet ambassadors including Jusserand of France. Diplomats stand at attention while the new U S president extends cordial welcomes and expresses hope for amicable relations with each country.
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Jusserand
France
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Explosion destroys Irvine area towns in Scotland disaster
A massive dynamite explosion at Noble's Explosive works near Glasgow, Scotland, wrecked the town of Irvine and surrounding areas. The blast caused widespread destruction, collapsing ceilings and walls, seriously injuring many and leaving hundreds unaccounted as residents fled in shock. Water streets and harbor were choked with debris after three blasts and a towering smoke plume.
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Irving
Scotland
Glasgow
Trying
Noble
Irvine
Earthquake in Cepteal America Shatters Guatemalan Capital
An official report from the American charge at Guatemala indicates a severe Saturday morning quake destroyed Guatemala City’s capital of Santa Rosa province while Guatemala City itself remained intact. Villages within 58 miles suffered damage and life loss estimates are unavailable due to communication gaps.
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Washington, D. C
Guatemslaily
Guateimautiana
Santa Rosa Province
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Singer and Composer Kor Pay Dies in London and New York
London and Budapest born singer and composer Alexander Kor Pay died in Tandon after a career teaching at the royal academy of todek in London. He lectured in New York, was a pupil of Liszt, and born in 154 in Budapest.
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Francia
Alexander Korpay
Tandon
Royal Academy of Todek
New York
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Budapest
Godeou
Liszt
Sixty Eight Women Drowned in Lake Seutarl Disaster
A Vienna dispatch to the Exmees reports the drowning of 68 women when a boat swamped on Lake Seutarl. The incident was recorded amid heavy waters and concern from officials.
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Vienna
Exmees
Lake
Seutarl
Hatpin Act Signed Aimed at Women Hoydens
A garbled report notes the Hatpin Act being signed in Hoston. It targets women who fail to cover hatpins with protective devices to shield the public from injury in the future.
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Hoston
Marshehopotts
Disposes of Féston journal by local buyers
The Borlon Journas was sold by Frank Muney to Mat Mbe Hale as part of a progressive party transition. Hale becomes state chairmen for the progressive paris and manages Masenclusette duties. The sale marks a shift in ownership and alignment with local political factions.
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Féston Journal
Tohton
Borlon Journas
Frank 4. Muney
Mat Mbe Hale
Progressiva Naifana
Masenclusette
Paris
First Session Aims to Focus Labor Policy under Wilson
President Wilson opens the new session with plans to prioritize tariff legislation and currency reforms. He signals readiness to call meetings on economic policy and addresses labor concerns, including debates over antitrust laws and hours. The inauguration and reception highlight a calm start amid pomp as he asserts control over office seekers.
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Damaged Monument on Gettysburg Battlefield Vandalized
A new act of vandalism hit Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night. The Sixth New Jersey regiment monument in the Valley of Death suffered broken chips at the corners and heavy defacement, following prior damage to other memorials on the field.
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Sixth New Jersey
Vie Vandal
Henry Henry Held for Contempt in Pujo Money Trust Case
United States Commissioner Shields ordered the transfer to Washington for Henry George C. Henry a New York financier charged with contempt for refusing to answer questions about the Pujo money trust committee. Henry’s counsel sought relief via habeas corpus and secured an initial release, with the writ reportedly facing review.
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Indusry
New York
United States
Shields
Washington
George C. Henry
Pujo Money Trust Committee
Henry
Mayer
Dfstriet
TRUST BUSTER Kept Assistant Attorney General Fowler to Stay In Office
Washington March 10 James A Fowler of Knoxville Tennessee assistant to the attorney general will remain as the trust buster of President Wilsons administration until a summer at least Attorney General McReynolds announced that Fowler upon request had consented to stay that long The resignation of Solicitor General Bullitt now in the hands of President Wilson will be decided within a few years
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Washington
James A. Fowler
Knoxville
Tenn
Wilson
McReynolds
Bullitt
Wilean
Funeral for Mrs. Dovi Ladler Held at Dupont Circle
Jrs. Lester Burfes Washington March 10. The funeral for Mrs. Dovi Ladler was held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Taller Castle Dupont Circle. Reverend Holland Cotton Smith of St Johns Church officiated with many diplomats in attendance.
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Burfes
Washington
Dovi % Ladler
Taller Castle
Dupont Circle
Fey
Holand Cotton Smith
St. Johns Church
Neve Miles Gould Arrives in New York
March 10 telegrams and congratulations pour in for Mr and Mrs James Gould after the birth of their daughter Neve Miles Gould. Family and friends flock to the Pifib Avenue home to share in the joyous event and welcome the new Mise Gould Frifas.
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New York
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Mra
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Mise Gould Frifas
Democrats name house officers in caucus in Washington
March 7. Speaker Clark nominated for Speaker. Representative Underwood of Alabama re chosen chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. A six hour caucus of 290 Democratic House members nominated officers for ratification. Names include Thomas J. Churchill, Speaker pro tempore. Underwood. Dorsey. Shackleford. Claude Kitchin. Hull. Peters. Talmer. Angbbery. Guenger. Calder. Starley. Trimble as Clerk. J J Sinnott as Doorkeeper. Hebert Gordon as Chaplain. William A. Dunne as Postmaster. Henry Condes as Chaplain in Washington.
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Clark
Underwood
Alabama
Ways and Means
Ailtira Bormberatia
House
Champ Churk
Missouri
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Shackleford
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Carolinn
Henry 'T. Ralney
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Indiana
Cordell Hull
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Hammond
Minoenali
Anton J. Peters
Massachusetts
A.atiteball Talmer
Pennsylvanis
Timothy 'T. Angberey
Ohio
John $.Guengr
Texas
James W. Calder
Misa Kselppi
New
Augustus C. Starley
Kentucky
South Trimble
J. J. Sinmott
Virgiia
Hebert B. Gordon
William A. Dunne
Georgia
Hey
Henry SN. Condes
Washington
BP. C
Jury Assailed by Judge Declares Verdict Glves Intoxicated Chauffeur Right to Kill
A 19th century court scene reports Justice Foster addressing a jury after they refused to convict Leon Gerard, a taxicab driver, who struck and killed Mrs. Mary Dithridge. The judge questions jurors about permissible actions and asserts their authority to decide the case, while the atmosphere grows heated.
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New York
Heaven
Pasneth
Justice Foster
Leon Gerard
Mary Dithridge
Gerard
Justion Foster
Lax
Lee
Vale
Roosevelt Daughter Ming to Wed in Oyster Bay Church
New York reports Ming Roosevelt daughter of Col Theodora Roosevelt will marry Richard Pearcy in an Episcopal church in Oyster Bay on Friday April 4. A reception will follow at Sagamore Hill Colonel Roosevelt’s estate. The event notes indicate plans date closely aligned with the week.
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New York
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Plann
Ming the Caran Roosevelt
Theodora Roosevelt
Richard Pearcy
Thie City
Episcopal Church
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Fill
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Éalate
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Miga Roosevelt
Kinney Indicted in Cleveland for Killing Captain Neve
Frank Kinney was indicted by the grand jury on a first degree murder charge related to the killing of Captain Ralph Neve. The indictment stems from events in Cleveland with Kinney brought to the location for arraignment.
Wilson reappoints Charles P. Nail as labor commissioner
Washington March 1 The White House announces the reappointment of Charles P Nail as labor commissioner. Nail previously served after being nominated by the District of Columbia authorities.
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Wile
Nellt
Washinetinn
Owa Town Booms Bond Election For Water Sewer Project
The Gilizetta residents vote to issue bonds to fund a water and sewer system as the town grows. A new division, many clerks, and a trained workforce are moving in, with three new houses, business blocks, and storage facilities planned. Town officials plan a bond election to finance the project.
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Syais
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Éhlet
Ali Yateher
Triek
Tre
Zeman
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Hore
Thia Auethdes
Clear
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Des Molion
Lie Jowa
Polly
Town Walls
Winby
Minnesota
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Chia
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Ungatthe
Deputy Game Warden Sued Over Alleged Hit and Firearm Claim
The case names Lonel Bins and Fred W. Bablet as defendants in a suit seeking $6,000. The plaintiff alleges a deputy warden assaulted him and brandished a weapon during an incident on a railroad track. The plaintiff was reportedly acquitted due to sleeping or injury on the bed.
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Lonel Bins
Fred W. Bablet
Fourth Annual Exhibition Dates Set by Local Poultry Group
Marshalltown Poultry Association and related groups announce dates for the fourth annual exhibition. At the annual meeting John J. Muchrl was elected president with J. Trovstes as vice president, G. Sul as secretary, and I. B Wadler as treasurer.
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Afirshalltown Poultry and Not Stock Association
Creston Plans $50,000 Union County Bonds Issued
Proposals for the pay phase of a $50,000 Union County refunding bond issue will be issued. Bids for escrow will be received until April 7. The bonds will be issued in denominations of $1,000 each with five bonds paid each year commencing 1123.
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Creston
Union County
Esc
New Bike Bank to Open in Dike Area
A local financial venture titled Cedar Walls The Dike Sayings bank plans to open this week in Dike. Principal figures Carson Paejum and Georges Jepson lead the institution, with a stated capital around twenty thousand dollars.
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Carson
Paejum Ty
Anew Inatitudion
Georges ‘Jepson
Miskin
Je Ongller
Iowa Recorder's Busy Day Eldora
On March 4 Oils year the county reporter office saw record activity with mortgage and land values reaching notable totals. Mortgage amount recorded was $278 d4434 and land value stood at $574,123.25 marking a historic day for the county records.
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Iowa Recorder
Eldora
Crellin Seeks State Inspector Post Amid Labor Support
Crellin, president of the Marahalitown Trades And Labor Assembly, campaigns for a state Inspector position with backing from labor leaders and business members in Marelattown. The race features two state inspector openings and Crellin stresses labor collaboration and public service.
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Marelattown
John GO. Crellin
Marahalitown Trades and Labor Nesembly
Bst Recelvinys
Wuppork
Labor
Bieneas Monhere
Spholatmonk
Metry
Tabor Northern Railroad Promised to Build Malvern Depot
Rumors say the Tabor and Northern railroad will own Lebelite and finance the Wi Bah road, with an international depot planned at the Malvern terminal, signaling a major regional transport development.
Iowa State College Fall Term Opens September 16
Deans propose moving the start of the fall term from September 1 to September 16 at Iowa State College. The plan aims to align with administrative priorities and campus scheduling for the new academic year.
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Amce College
Athea
Lowa
Coliege
Arearing
Indiany Passe Through Ames Heading to Chowthrough
An unfamiliar traveler named Améa Klanoen Slobx Intinna passes through Ames chiding her chief en route by car from Hie Mre Riileo to Rariln Cazman. They plan a White wind show in the destination city.
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Améa
Rariln
Cazman
Wreck on Minneapolis and St Louis Line Investigation
A chaotic rail wreck near Minneapolis and St Louis line injures multiple men and animals. Cars are demolished and cattle killed as crews inspect the scene and gather details on the crash and its victims.
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Minneapolis & ST Louis
Seed corn policy and bureau plans in Des Moines debate
The article notes a large seed corn program in Des Moines with renewals and support from Secretary W. W. Balney. It mentions inspectors from the department and county soil tests, aiming to compel seed tests and reporting to farmers. The discussion centers on plans related to Reed corn and related campaigns, with tests to be conducted in Iowa and across the state.
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Tugho
W. W. Baimey
Doo Carey
Sanson
Kaine
Department of Woody and Daley
Oldest Citizens Gather in Hopkinnon Home Event
Hopkinnon marks a gathering for its elder residents at A and Wheeles home. Attendees include Hietard Cook aged 100, Pelter Gullie 90, Willim Dan ford 87, Onvid Cearhart 86, A A Wheeless 87, Mert Gonrhast 80, JL Moviten 83, Wt Millis 88.
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Hopkinnon Calheron
Hietard Cook
Pelter Gullie
Willim Danford
Onvid Cearhart
A. A. Wheeless
Mert
Gonrhast
JL Moviten
Millis
Humboldt County Grand Jury Fines Totals Drafted
The county grand jury in session ordered payments totaling 18000 to the county by a local store owner. Fred Maher of Gilmary City paid 11. O. Pantson and others from nearby towns faced fines of 109 and 200 dollars respectively. I. Maher of Glimara City WG. Waller of Bradgate and Nerby of Thor were fined 400, 500, and 200 dollars respectively.
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Mumbeldi
Lumbld County
Sesalon
Fred Maher
Gilmary City
O. Pantson
Ls. I. Maher
Glimara City
WG. Waller
Bradgate
Nerby
Thor
Young inventor from Forest City patents electric brake device
15 year old Bay Inventa an Electric Brake innovates with an electric magnetic Nake for steer cnts. Patent secured. Plans to adapt for a fore Kine and pursue 40 improvements for wireless tetro graphy. Noted as the best on the market by experts.
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Clive-Jeorge Kibet
Alt
Amos Vlubes
Forest City
Minnesingers Plan Spring Tour Across Central States
The Minnesingers announce a spring trip from the State Teachers' College area, with a schedule of concerts in North Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa. The group aims to visit Nilale Missal Miusesots Nebras and lowa offices, performing for audiences along the way.
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Ao Arsailgating
Maly
Uw State Teachers’ College of Thirty Chambers
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Shaw's Glotty Rejected and Resale March 21
Reported rejection of Shaw's Glotty with reselling set for March 21. Mention of Hesila M. Shit and Hinkel company payment terms, a $170,090 figure, and forfeit details amid an erratic incident roundup including a destroyed structure and a fatal fall near Mankinton.
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Arthur Peiada
Hesila M
Hinkel Company
Vne Fudge
Fragmented report from Charlon City and New Jersey residents
A garbled text describes Rev. Claypole and local figures in Charlon City with scattered names and actions. It mentions an unknown man killed and a person named Daven paying for work, plus references to brickmaking, plants, and wages ranging from seventy five dollars per day to one dollar fifty per wine pouew.
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Claypole
Charlon City
New Jersey
Marong
Unclear archival note on local figures and events
Fragmentary OCR text references multiple named persons and places without clear context. It mentions Cedar Filla, Mira Manty Variniar, and Shp Wnty, alongside vague phrases about celebrations and anniversaries. No verifiable event or date is discernible.
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Two Women Saved From Operations
Two women recount avoiding surgery after severe pain on the left side and pressure. Both credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing symptoms, restoring health, appetite, sleep, and ability to work. Mrs Hayward Sowers of Cary Maine endorses the remedy after a near-operation scare.
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Lydia Finkham
Mra
Beatrice
Nobu
Cary
Maine
Lydia
E. Pinkhany
Pinkham
Trim Mings Plea and Tobacco Box Mystery
A terse dialogue reveals a request for a small trade item and the mystery of a phrase. The speaker insists on a requested item described as a plea and a package of tobacco with a box of matches, prompting clarification about the meaning of trim mings.
Perilous Threat to St Pauls Cathedral Revealed
A fragmentary Pall Mall Gazette notice warns of unnamed researchers at a national laboratory aiming to test propulsion for a motor bus and other apparatus. The proposed methods and instruments risk destabilizing St Pauls Cathedral and its steeple, provoking public and ecclesiastical concern over modern experimental tech.
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National Physicul Laboratory
Busen
St. Paul's Cathedral
Pall Mall Gazetta
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