United States presses Mexico peace talks amid Huerta crisis
Report describes ongoing mediation efforts led by Secretary Bryan with American and Mexican delegates. Talks focus on arranging an armistice, potential resignation of Huerta, and the role of mediators in Tampico and beyond as officials seek a peaceful solution to the Mexican crisis.
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Tampico
Mexico
Carranza
Ponca
Bruno
Huerta
Demilian
Wnich
Whlson
Congress
Reserve Board Selected by Wilson in 191? Washington
President Wilson announced a new Reserve Board selection. Names include William McAdoo, John Skelton Williams, Richard Ofbey, Paul Morite, Felix Warburg, Tatcy Wheeler, W. P. G. Harding, and Adolph Caspar Miller. The group will join the Treasury secretary and the controller of the currency to form the federal reserve books body. Dr Adolph Miller of San Francisco added as economist and authority on Nnande.
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Banktoy Fra
Kuln, Loeb & Co
Tatcy
Jane
University of California
Harvest trouble feared as settlers face peril in valley
W. F. Richardson, a large landowner in Che valley, warns settlers in Midat of Harvest that departure during the harvest endangers them with Weary risk. He states tensions rise as Mexican conflict looms and U.S. declaration of war could force removal.
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Bouglan
Ariz
Amexican
Yauyul
Mexico
United States
Izhilig
W. F. Hichardson
Che Valley
Ambiguous jail case features Chicago millionaire figure
An unclear report describes a Chicago based millionaire and others facing federal tax litigation in a U S district court. It mentions a judge ruling, appeals, and bond figures but many words are garbled, reducing reliable details.
Miners Strike Looms in Colorado Over Pay and Martial Law
President Whits of the United Mine Workers warns a general miners strike may erupt as Colorado tensions rise. Reports say 74 wells are affected and martial law restricts gunmen while mobilizing troops. Des Moines to Colfax and Pittsburg host meetings as plans for a nationwide action unfold.
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Dek Maynca
Haltmitt
Tountry
Colorado Galds
Talnery
État Irdong
Wei
Wiuniton
Tat
Pittsburg
Kay
Uke
Miter
Une International Executive’ Board
Ate Thesting Ia Tndianap
Colorado
White
Appeal to Condon in Webster county case reaches high court
Des Moines reports the appeal in the disbarment proceedings against Condon, Webster county attorney. Arguments were filed by the appellant. The case drew sensational attention at the original hearing due to the prominence of involved persons.
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Condon
Des Moines
Wee Condon
Webster County
Supreme Court
Arguements
Aistelet
Iowa Science Academy elects new leaders at convention
Cedar Falls professor H S Conrad was elected president of the Iowa Academy of Science at the closing session. Des Moines professor Ross was chosen vice president, James Lee assistant state geologist named to leadership, and Cabla of the Iowa State Teachers College named chairman of the executive board.
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Iowa
Cedar Falls
H. S. Conrad Rl Gatewell
Iowa “Academy of Science
Ross
Des Moines
Fea
James Lee
Cabla
Iowa State Teachers' College
Missing Youth from Ottumwa Reported in Iowa Case
Fragments describe a boy named Derarick taken from an Ottumwa orphan home to Vera Cruz. The child, about nine years old, was sent to Blakespark near Owumwa by guardians Mr. and Mrs. ACJ Bailey of Manto counties.
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Vere Cruz
Ottinia
Frank Derarick
Vera Cruz
Blakesbark
Ouwmwa
Deraricx
Ottumwa
Sirs
Acj
Bailey
Manto
New Bathing Beach Plans By City Officials
Public bath facilities are being prepared by board member Juliva Fecht and Mayor Leeny. Fecht and Leeny are coordinating bathing areas near the park on the river’s south bank in the city center.
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Juliva Fecht
Board of Park Commissioners
Fecht
Leeny
Rural schools reform faces second defeat in local vote
The Congregation of rural schools with the town schools of Liscomb, this custy, was beaten for the second time in an election just held. Both the town and the country voted against the Proposition on the second counted.
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Achools
Liscomb
Free Delivery of Booze In Waterloo Targeted By Shakeup
Waterloo acroblog reports judge C. W. Mullen reviews a case about legal limits on operating an automobile for free alcohol delivery from Bremer County to Waterloo. An injunction action seeks to clarify whether the service can continue without violating state liquor laws.
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Waterloo
Acroblog
C. W. Mullen
Bremer County
Lands
Automobile crash claims life of Montisello dealer
A 48 year old Scotch rove dealer from Montisello-ChriefAalater was killed when his car overturned after a collision. The machine turned turtle and threw Mr Tatster, who died at the scene. He is survived by a wife and other relatives.
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Aula
Aheir
Local Nobility Names and Death Notices from New Wheenpton
A fragmented report from New Wheenpton lists several deaths and appointments. It mentions New Mampion Taylor Trusty aged BL and Olson Daliley aged 56 dying at their homes, plus Bra Marcha Marie Jeneen and Silas W. Jeuneen in a superintendent role.
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Taylor Trusty
Wer Olson Daliley
Marcha Marie Jeneen
Burglars Break In On City Home In Evening Theft
Burglars entered the C. Trwald home in the city during the evening hours and made off with about 283 dollars, including 150 in currency, two watches, and several pieces of jewelry. Police reported the case as active with investigations ongoing.
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Marehalltown
C. Trwald
Datatown
TWO OVA VETERANS KILLED IN CHICAGO RAILWAY ACCIDENT
Two veterans from Towa City and Washington were killed in a Chicago and Northwestern railroad collision. Brank H. Lawler of Towa City, a Spanish and Philippine War veteran, and Joby B. Vatntor, a Washington veteran, were on their way to menus bo reanitat with old comrades when the accident occurred near the city. The victims were identified as private in Company by Fifty-second June Intinitis and Palmer, private in Company by Prat Litoitey, both Lon volunteers.
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Towa City
Brank H. Lawler
Joby B. Vatntor
Washington
Chicago
Boreanitat
Privata
Misread OCR narrative of accidental shooting incident
A garbled OCR text describes an accidental shooting involving a man named Keoannqna Willan and others near Keoswurn and Binwinghaw. It mentions a 500 drive to a neighbor, a running father, a wagon, and a weapon being fired with a claim the gun’s charge will never be known.
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Willan
Russell
Taruyet
Ant Binwinghaw
Wax
Howis Manson
Ttn
Na Dolledd Shetean
Faces Criminal: Gharge and Whitaker in Bankrupt Funds Case
The report describes Gharge and Whitaker facing charges in a bankruptcy matter. A court order directed a trustee to oversee funds claimed as concealed, totaling more than 2,500 dollars, with Bloomber g facing related federal charges.
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Gharge
Des .Moines
Whitaker
Bbl
Jofee
Ordor
Morsis
Davenport Smallpox Case Sparks Health Measures at Orphans Home
Reported discovery of smallpox at Davenport town soldiers orphans home prompts board of health to impose strict quarantines and vaccination efforts to curb the outbreak among about 600 children. Authorities confirm new cases and heightened vigilance across facilities.
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Davenport
Board of Health
Himn
Farm Grings Sell at High Acres Near Helstein
A damaged OCR fragment reports a land sale where a tract of about 900 acres was sold to Ed Hawn for 240 per acre, with a 114 acre parcel nearby at a mile west of Helstein. seller listed as Selstein, broker not identified, and figures include a 260 per acre reference for Augi t Miite and other garbled terms.
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Selstein
Ed Hawn
Ten Yeur
Ross Patheon
Helstein
Archbishops Keane to Speak at Amholtom Lecture Night
Archibishop Keane, a noted Catholic prelate, is slated to deliver a lecture at Amholtom on May 20. The event is highlighted by media as a major spiritual address from a leading church figure.
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Dubuque
Otlumivea Girl Drowns in Virginia River Cruise Incident
A Virginia river cruise on the Heal Malnes river ended in tragedy when a girl named Otlumivea drowned after a Canadian-flagged vessel captured the party. Passengers Warlan loa, har le, Etella Gustaytion, Clarence Hagberg and Frank Wallage narrowly escaped drowning as the craft Mey rowed. Investigators are reviewing the incident and safety procedures aboard the vessel.
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Otlumivea
Ollemiwa
Virginia
Warlan Loa
Harle
Etella Gustaytion
Clarence Hagberg
Frank Wallage
Mey
Heal Malnes
Farmer Burns death report near Le Mars
A farmer named John Atoright living ten miles southwest of Here died while trying to rescue a horse from a burning barn. His charred body was found beneath two horses.
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le Mars
John
Harene
Deaths from Steam Crane Accident in Rock Island Yard
A traveling steam crane toppled in Rock Island Yard causing the death of West Liberty native Kapanartitr, a Greek section hand, and severe injuries to engineer J. W. Meamih. The incident also affected Knoxville resident Mrs. Caratind Tandy, aged seventy, who died near her county. The wreck ends a long tenure in Rock Island County.
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West Liberty
Atnnalle Kapanartitr
J. WW. Meamih
Oral Yarde
Rock Island
Nwa
Knoxville
Caratind Tandy
Wiswees
Kuonfile
Fatla
Ntna Yeans
City Health Report Notes One Child Death in Year
The annual medical inspection report shows only one death of a child under age from Rehnot region during the year. City health officials released figures from the 14 published daily health checks and inspections conducted across the city.
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Asily
City Health Ofilver Waa
Reform Movements Highlight Women’s Roles in War Efforts
Fragmentary text notes women’s reform efforts and wartime movements amid a revolutionary gas receipt passage. Mentions pledged participation and clinched support for women’s campaigns, with unclear attribution or dates due to damaged text.
State Engineers Committee Reports Easing Reforms for State
The Iowa legislative committee reviews a reform plan from the engineers calling for a full reorganization of state government. Key proposals include abolishing the executive council, merging auditor and treasurer into a finance department, and creating departments for commerce, public works, safety, health, education, and corrections. The report estimates annual savings of about 749,010 and emphasizes reducing duplication and modernizing operations. The subcommittee will draft a report for the legislature next January. no firm endorsements were made yet.
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Dan Molues Acer Ltd
Engliiers
Conjiutles
Bo Mandy
Tin Tegis- Ialure
Bonaloe
Joseph Allen
Pocahohtas
Leslie HM
Francis
Spirit LaXo
Nng Representativa
C. W. Mulloy
Wavarly
Alnto
Ketoran
Austom
USA
Port Ned
Ipanca
Combina -Omles
State- Greate
Department of
Age Fuilure
Coidmerce
Department of Qhiblie Works
Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Health
Erlcteation
Department of Chuckles and Corre Don
Working Women's Leagues Urge Organization of Wages Laws
Miss Mary Galvin of the National Federation of Working Women's Leagues stresses the need for organized effort to influence legislation affecting working women and indivudal workers. She cites success in securing shorter hours and better shop conditions through organized action and urges state and county libraries to carry recent publications guiding industrial reforms.
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Mary Galvin
Eadnration
Tata
Thalves
Bandit Stopped by Chicken in New York Shop
A chaotic scene on Seventh Street near East One Hundred and Seventy Street ends with a young burglar surrendering after a chicken is used as a ruse. Two youths, led by a boy named Celio, attempted robbery, but fled as a shopkeeper and bystanders challenged them. The pursuing gang fled onto Madison Avenue as police arrived.
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York
Pater Gelso
Robert Coliin
East One Hundred
Maxler Coles
Cohen
Yan
Outaldo
Haugh
Colton
Celio
Liam
Raugh
Haugham
Cole
Theis
Tnugh
Youth Savas Horsewoman at Northwest university trek
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a youth event at a university trek and a last week champion. Names and details are garbled with unclear affiliations and dates. Reading suggests a youth sports or competition item with unclear participants and location.
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Savas
Ensuston
Fragmentary crime note mentions a Black person and payment conflict
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a confrontation over payment involving a Black person and others. Details are unclear, but the snippet references a head injury and a dispute linked to a meal or fork in a rural or informal setting. Names and exact actions remain unreadable.
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Hey
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Clerka
W. A. Atino
Tele Pry
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Wekel
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East WI
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