Terms of War Loan Details and Bank Syndicate Names
A war loan offering totaling 860000 is arranged with bonds in 100 increments, underwritten by J P Morgan and Co. A New York syndicate announces terms and distribution plans, with opposition from Loeb & Co. reportedly withdrawn. Delegations from Chicago and other cities discuss distribution and committee appointments for bond handling.
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Angi Frenan
P&dred
Baron Reading
Tenewes
Bann Commmercial Lab
New York
J. B Morgan
Cory
Kuku, Loeb & Co
Jacob H. Schit
Nees
Chicago
Beron
Thomas WF. Lamont
Aon
Tatuobt
Drut of war treaty and canal defense terms reach public
Paname Sep 27 what purports to be the draft of a war treaty with the United States governs transfers of Panama railroad lands in Valparaiso and Colon plus a consular military service for canal defense. Also notes a 1901 land purchase dispute settlement in New Jersey and a railroad magnate estate case verdict.
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Paname
Tareina
Ganires
United States
Moda Pabdlic
Panama
Ponsag
Colon
Poneme
Surimngdetd
Duims Anderson
Springheld
Babina Coulusi
Harriiwan
Edward 14
Harvie
Eheriff
Anna W. Lauer
Penfiold
Gand
Nzente
Merriman
Harriman
Thowler
Nurs
Secretary of Commerce
Fatt
New York
Havana
Javene
Cuba
Indian Land Tajunotion Continues in Oklahoma Case
Sept 8 Denver Colo The United States circuit court of appeals stance and action for continuation of an mandelion to prevent the foragen of certain oage odlin jandy in Oguge founty Oklahoma.
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Denver
Cola
United States
Oklahuioa
Snaln Buys Shrapnel Fuses for U S Defense
In New York on September 2 a German buyer placed a large order for 440,009 cheopmel Teees with a Connes Vout manufacturing concern. The deal involves shrapnel fuses for wartime needs and reflects heightened defense procurement.
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Snaln
U. S
New York
Spanien Bovardikent Nos
Ehliogurid Hire
Explosion wreaks havoc in Ardmore business district
A catastrophic blast devastated Ardmore injuring and killing residents. Private homes were swept up as debris covered the streets. The Lovre hotel area suffered heavy damage, with several people crushed or killed near the scene. Businesses including Ladd and Davidsen, the Santa Fe freight station, and the Whittington hotel were wrecked or burned, and many establishments reported damage or closures. Ardmore, seat of Carter County, figures prominently in the disaster report.
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Busingaa
Bamwear
Ghatles
Teringr
Polies Toree
Standfog
Mata ‘Street
Explo
Waa
Derosa
Senta
Ullied
Plecas
Love
Saveral” Badins
Ladd & Davidsen
Santa Fe
Awhittington
Lund
Pennington
Whittington
Swift
Dewitt
Eigar Plare
Ardmore
Carter County
Outaijema
Wealthy farmer kills wife in Trombull home
In Bridgeport, Washington, Katherine Haines was murdered by her husband Jason S. Haines, a wealthy farmer. He fired a double barreled shotgun during a struggle, tearing her arm and wounding her chest. He fled into the woods after the fatal shot.
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Bridgeport, Coug
Katherine Haines
Trombull
Jason S. Haines
Haines
Italian Warship Blown Up In Port Explosion
Paris dispatch reports a fire on board the Italian vessel Benedetts Brin followed by an explosion. Admiral Rubindeverine is listed among the dead. the fire is described as purely accidental and the death toll remains uncertain.
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Datilenhip
Brin
Aubingevern
Paris
Heyes
Prospects of Peace in War-Torn Europe Reported From Dresden
The Exchange Telegraph's correspondent noted Emperor Wilhelm II gathering federated rulers in Germany to discuss war aims and peace prospects. The German chancellor conveyed views to the King of Saxony at Dresden, signaling diplomatic maneuvering amid ongoing conflict.
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London
Exchange ‘Telegraph
Auwalertar
Willawee
Germany
Glztt
Dresden
Slayer's attempt at rap mine guard breach thwarted
Slayer of Rover Mitchell, a cutter and bolittetun, tried to break through the guard entrance of the Rap Inron mine at Walttobur Colorado on September 30. He fled back into the workings as the watchdogs closed in.
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Walttobur
Colo
Rover Mitchell
Cvttor
Bolittetun
Rap Inron
Eltt
Watchora
Debates Over Western Freight Rate Case Before I C C
Advocates for higher charges pressed for a re hearing in the Western freight rate case. Representatives of several western carriers urged the interstate commerce commission to revisit the ruling at a Westley hearing.
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Waorthington
Westley
U S Trooper Killed in Border Raid Across Texas
Reported clash near Progreso Texas as hundreds of Firat Enlers clash with Mexican forces. U S trooper killed and several wounded, with reinforcements sent from Brownsville to contain the border raid. Carranza loyalists said to have taken part alongside Mexican officers. General Punston ordered pursuit as border tensions rise.
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Brownsville
Tex
Kine
Zane Eral
Progreso
Ward
Mehiy
W °Ania
Troapa
Pullatou
Mexico
Bulgaria Denies War Move Amid Balkan Tensions
A Sept statement from the Bulgarian legation denies any aggressive plans or mobilization signaling entry into war. Balkan rumors of Serbia Greece Hungary and Romania mobilization heighten fears as Greece and Romania consider actions and a royal decree calls up troops.
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Weaablaiton
Serbia
Greece
Delgarta
Ferdinand Fn
Germans Defeat Russian Army In Major Offensive
Berlin announces a large Russian army was broken up by German forces. The German victory claims include capturing 35,906 troops, three cannon and 73 machine guns, with additional captures reported in the northeast. The report mentions 3,300 men and other machine gun assets seized.
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London
Berlin
Tuantoy
Hebbry
van Blchhorn
Pune
Frigid cargo car brakes in harbor meat spoilage
An American steamer Sarnia bringing frozen meat for the Haifan army from New York encountered a refrigerator brake failure in the harbor. The incident halted operations and raised concerns over meat spoilage on arrival.
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Amertcan
Naples
Uleninor Sarnia
New York
Britlay Transport Suffer Submarine Attack Fallout
Britlay Transport in Bank Maraeillis on September 22 reports a submarine attack on a vessel named Triouport near Greece. The incident leaves the ship stale and sani with details about casualties or damage unclear in the fragmented report.
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Britlay Transport
Bank
Maraeillis
Triouport
Sani
Finpmian Aubmarine
Bonen AE
Allied Victory Reaches Vast Scale in Western Front Battle
Turbulent advances near Verdun and Arras drive marked gains for French and British, with 20,000 prisoners captured and trenches shattered. Allied flanking success shortens German positions as fronts push northeast toward Compiogne, while Verdun region sees continued pressure. German retreat acknowledged in key sectors as the Allied drive hardens.
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Loidan
Bhopt
Arme Sluice Lia Bat
Tiffro
Garon
Wilel
Wright
Verdun
Arras
Hue
Leos
Sauvias
Nore
French Halt Crown Prince Facing German Counter Attacks
French forces halted the Crown Prince Frederick William’s army as German offensives pressed Var and Argonne lines. Despite heavy losses, the French gained ground in Champagne while counter-attacks pushed back German advances. Allied troops reportedly captured over 24,000 prisoners, though many were later counted as lost amid shifting reports.
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Lanilan
Frederick William
Feqichte Ag Mouduy
Argonne
Amt
Aris
Tha Allion
Oiraugh Helphia Te
Senator Langs Wife Dies in Nashint Mass Townsmen
Mrs Dien Nashint wife of Senator Wanry Carol Langs of Shed dies at their Tama home. Funeral plans expected from Onyte Tudke, local official, with details to follow in forthcoming notices.
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Lodyd
Dien
Nashint
Mass
Rep
Onyte Tudke
Unigod
Wanry Carol Langs
Balk Transport Bomb Alot New York Report
The fragmentary OCR text references a transport or bomb event linked to New York and a naval or gas transport incident. Details are garbled but suggests a report of a blast or security incident tied to a transport unit with possible references to specific codes and locations. Names and places are unreadable or corrupted in the source.
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New York
Wis
Unclear prompt fragment recalls U S events
The readable text is garbled and incomplete, listing fragments about recall, Washington, States, and exportation without coherent facts or names. No distinct persons or organizations are identifiable, making a reliable summary impossible.
Dairy Commission Eyes Creamery Industry Wins
The Dairy Commission weighs public opinion and encourages ventures in dairy, citing a favorable region including Iowa City. It notes recent Department actions on cleanliness compliance, with Creamery Company of Stroirney cited for violating orders and a 420-strong personnel concern. The department argues cleaning plants is cheaper than prosecuting.
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Bex
Tielawn City
Uoyntlinenk
Covaulteton
Minagora
Thutinbversil
Bhrsiey Fe
Tale
Iowa City
Brod Burbona Ventures
Barney
Jan
Will
Lanves
Miles
Faritier
Monto Mike
Ural
Paya Lowee
Latry
Pamoerses
Conytetton
AR Griffin Creamery Tomemny
Stroirney
Thu
Filipine Vets Reunite In Des Moines
About 200 former soldiers now serving in the Philippines gathered in Des Moines for the annual reunion of the Fifty-first Town Volunteer Infantry. Many attendees were with their wives, under Col. John Lopes, now adjutant at the Saldiniat Howe of Macshaltown. The unit went to the Philippines in 1898 and served under Lieutenant Colonel Jotthew A. Tingley at Council Bluffs, with Guy Brewer as secretary.
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Filippine Vets Reunien
Des Moines
Goldiers
Philippius Islands
Joho Lopes
Saldiniat Howe
Macshaltown
Fillignines
Jotthew A. Tingley
Retired Passenger on Train Wakeup in Des Moines Adrift
An unclear OCR fragment describes John Lucas of Urish City traveling to Des Moines with a bank roll of 35 dollars. He grew drowsy on the train and awoke when the porter announced arrival at Des Moines. A fellow passenger, seen half an hour earlier, reappeared and touched Lucas’s purse and 955.
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Lucas
Uris City
Des Moines
Dem Moines
Fatal Mo and St wreck near Mosdy City report
One man died in a freight train wreck on the Minpeapalla and St Louis route twelve miles east of hire. Two other men were injured. crashes trapped a rider on a wrecked carriage. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Mosdy City
Min Peapalla
St. Louis
Vathaul
Carlond
Sasmleno
Fita
Salary Overdrawn Case In Dubuque County
County attorney Iuxha Stu art Wes filed against County Treasurer Joseph A. Paolon alleging a $4,600 overdrawn salary improper disbursement. The claim covers wages from 1962 to 1969 with disputed rates and years, seeking restitution for excess payments.
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Dubuque
Wid Stain
Migistor
Iuxha Stuart Wes
Oskaloosa Man Perry Asher Retires From Service
Unclear readable text notes a person named Perry Asher associated with Oskaloosa, and mentions retirement. Other fragments reference injuries as a fall and a potential health event. Details are partially garbled but imply local personnel changes and health-related notes.
Moving Figure in City Walks with Camera and Loot
A figure moves through a town with a camera, filming in front of a bookstore. The plan involved posing as a moving picture man to tempt proprietors, gather loaned props, and steal from shops. Later the same evening authorities recovered the camera and equipment under a railway culvert.
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Navnani
Mato Dusinis
Bormeil
Attanwarday Grousr
amAn
Dia
Bootlagger Gats tha Limit
A judge in Park County Court presided over a high profile case accusing a bootlegger of violations. The defendant faced a severe sentence, potentially eight years in a county jail with hard labor, as officials view the matter as a landmark crime for the region.
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Judga
Charles ‘ Dulas
Winahl
Borlogeing
Lhla Netlan
Pottoy
Vlolaldre
Doenth Racallé Strange Mystery at College Springs
Mrs Martha Kylé Kennedy, 75, dies in an odd death amid a southwestern mystery. Rev Thomas J Kennedy, longtime AmMILy College president, led a college career and once won a Weal of Gla college title before vanishing on a trip to Council Flute and Omaha. Authorities pursue leads as details remain unclear.
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Doenth Racallé
Colltko
Martha Kylé Kennedy
Feealla
Southwestern
Kennedy
Thomas J. Kennedy
Ammily College
Gla College
Ray- Grend Kennedy
College Springs
Council Flute
Omaha
Heant
Aftdeward
Fraudster Charlow Tremer Sought After Bogus Checks
Police pursue Charlow Tremer accused of fraudulently cashing nearly $3,000 in horse race tape money and forging checks to obtain $32,000 from Cedar Rapids National Bank. Farmers in the Garrison district confronted the suspect, who fled with the money after claiming deposits.
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Harnee
Cedar Rapide
Charlow Tremer
Horiea
Ghecke
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Farmere
Biatriet
Tremer
Tha Toney
Highway spending report lists Marshastown and Morehall county
A year end report shows Marshastown and Morehall county spending 915,466 to improve the Sneath highway this season. The work was overseen by Joma Conn W and F. Coan of Clinton. Contracts for winter paving total 20,100 for highways east and west of the city.
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Marshalstown
Marshastown
Morehall County
Joma Conn
F. Coan
Clinton
Wnt
Apprenticed for 16 Years Shown in Pollawattamie County Records
Articles of Indenture reveal a 9 year old, Clarence Ohmka, apprenticed by his mother Stra Lona Khinke in Pollawattamia county. The document, filed with the clerk of the courts, sets his age at twenty one and states the trade of Tarmtan.
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Counsll
Pollawattamie County
Clarence Ohmka
Stra
Lona Khinke
Fotlawattamia
Thieles
Casa Emnly
Tarmtan
Meleran Traveler Retires After Forty Six Years in Iowa
Veteran Kuowe traveling man Mason Chiy Stearns, known for the “height of the grip,” retires after a 46 year career. For the past twenty years he has been with the John Purwull company of Rhignso, and will spend his remaining days in the city.
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Meleran
Mason Chiy
Tionfy C. Stearns
Kuowe
Iowa
John Fh. Purwull Company
Rhignso
Sioux City pharmacist convicted again on burglary charge
Oraagiot Sent To Par Sioux City F Duvey the Sioux Cy druggist convicted a second time on a charge of burglary was given five years imprisonment in the penitentiary by Judge Anderson in the district court.
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Par
Sioux City
Duvey
Anderson
Barn Burns in Fire Reported at Local Farm
A large barn on the Joba WIM Wine property collapsed after a fierce blaze. Officials cited spontaneous combustion as the likely ignition cause, noting the hay was not properly cured when the flames began. Local fire crews contained the fire with no reported injuries.
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Mmcuoth Bay
Joba Wim Wine
Aoililiesat
Here
Keokuk Court Terms Canceled by Order
No federal court will sit in Keokuk this October. Judge Martin J. Woda receives the order canceling the Keokuk term, stating there will be no October federal session in the city.
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Keokuk
Oelober Tern
Martin J. Woda
Thres Autos Atsten Den Molnea O 1 Bern Nas
A damaged report describes two autos stolen in a small town area. One vehicle, a passenger car with license A877, was taken near the Fourth Street and Oak Avenue area around 1 to 2 o'clock. A second car, license A840, disappeared from in front of the Amyrose theater near 10 o'clock.
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Thres Autos Atslen
den Molnea
O. 1
Bern
Nas
Guthrie Avenue
Orotwum Theater
Amyrose
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