Thaw Mental Examination Commission Report Summary
A commission investigates Harry K. Thaw s mental condition this afternoon. Doctors conclude Thaw is paranoid and poses danger if discharged. Irvings Scobb report notes Thaw commented on his wife s testimony. Several affidavits from doctors and counsel accompany the examination records.
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Triagy
Audarits
Thaw
Birsch
OE Hamilton
Jeromne
Pitzgerald
Amda
SUFFRAGETTES SENTENCED IN PARLIAMENT SESSIONS
London March 21 Seventy six suffragettes arrested yesterday during clashes inside Parliament were sentenced this morning a fine from 5 to 100 dollars or a fortnight to a month in jail depending on the case. The Commons sat through hours more as the sitting continued with reports of three days of fighting and disruption.
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London
Commons
Pariament
Steel strikes in Hammond area settle with wage increase
The Republic Iron and Steel Company and Interstate Steel Company plants at East Chicago reach a settlement after a strike. Workers accept a ten percent raise and all men return to work, ending labor unrest in the Hammond region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Republic Iron and Steel Cp
Interstate Steel Co
Chicago
Army Reserves Called and General Wint Dies
Bucharest March 21 army reserves called to colors boosting Sovet power to quell agrarian troubles. Philadelphia March 21 Brig Gen Theodore J Wint commanding the Missouri department with headquarters at Omaha died suddenly today.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Soveri
Philadelphia
Theodore J. Wint
Department of Missouri
Omaha
Weather forecast fragment with partial data
Fragmentary weather item notes possible showers and warmer temperatures tonight. Includes fragmented times and moon phase reference, with unclear locations or dates.
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Serta
Denerapiy Mir
Herteor
Des Moines Senate Passes Purity Seeds Bill In Diet Focus
The Senate approved the Newberry bill to promote purer agricultural seeds and pure stock foods, with the session devoted to the city organization bill aimed at Des Moines conditions. The House will consider the primary bill this afternoon as bills move forward. Yale professor Fisher reports endurance tests show non flesh food athletes perform better, with notable tests on students, physicians, and nurses.
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Des
Moines
Iowa
Senate
Des Moines
DeArmond
New Haven
Cann
Ving Fieff
Yale
Fisher
Jostles Woman Fined in Public Disturbance Case
A woman named Gray and DesiTo were fined 31,000 plus costs yesterday for pushing a man on the sidewalk and causing a disturbance near Harrisburg. The incident, linked to a race riot around March, drew police attention and a court fine.
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Gray, & DesiTo
Harrisburg
Woman Dislocates Neck During Hair Brushing Incident
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on March 2 a woman attempting to brush her hair in the state of Miss Mame Pole at Bellwood caused her head to be tossed back with the comb. Philips 1817/wad contbing her hair before her gles yesterday. The girl was removed to a hospital for treatment.
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Pittsburg
Tie Tate
Mias
Bellwood
Mita Philips
Mrs Lucy Hank s Died and Funeral Arrangements
Notice reports the death of Mrs Lucy Hanks at 10:30, taken to OvKeere undertaking home for funeral. A trunk sent by Moses Frank from California contains large fruit and will be displayed at Frank Bros clothing store window. Citizens Gas and Electric broke ground on a large 75 foot high tank. Walnut Street Baptist installed a new organ for Sundays. Walter Rusaler returned from a ten week stage tour from Douglas, Texas to Madison, Wisconsin.
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Lucy
Hanks
Hake
Arangemsits
California
Frank Bros
Moses Frank
Frank
Tomorow
The
Citizens'Gas and Electric Company
Went
Walnut Street
Walter Rusaler
Hone
Vanteville
Douglas
Texas
Madison
Wis
Prohibition Marshal Bill Defeated In Senate Vote
The marshal bill failed 30 to 48 in the senate amid a crowded session. Debate included calls to suspend county attorneys who neglect enforcing state laws. Other measures moved forward or postponed as lawmakers tackled temperance, municipal reorganization, and liquor restrictions near army posts. The day also saw local civic notices and a political shift affecting county and state governance.
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Des
Maines
Paurege
Senate
1846Lan
Yeas-Allen
Clarks
Dunham
Weison
Gadeaid
Shemieson
Pace
Kitameno
McKivean
Nichols
Peterson
Ley
Stucksinger
Turner
Whiting-Nays
DuArmond
DeWalt
Bill Warren
Bledkly
Warren
Moon
DeArmond
Municipal League
Modern Woodmen of America Lodge Initiates 71 Members in Waverly
An evening event in Waverly featured a major Modern Woodmen of America meeting with lodges from Janesville Plunteld Hortob Shetl Rock and nearby towns attending. A 7:30 parade up Brewer Avenue led by the Janesville band preceded the initiation of 71 candidates in Fraternity Hall, followed by a large reception for about 300 guests at the Women's Relief Corps hall.
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Waverly
Laws
Woodwes of America
Janesville
Plunteld
Hortob
Shetl
Rock
Brewer
Woodclan
Fey
Women's Relief Corps
Hall
Plans for new east side opera house in Waterloo
Recovered plans and specifications for the new east side opera house, prepared by Sidney Love Chicago architect Amy Haff, arrive in Waterloo after razing the old building. The 30 pound package includes forty blueprints, detailing every material to be used, with construction to follow once debt clearance completes.
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New
East Side Opera
Amy Haff
Sidney Love! Srchitect
Chicago
Waterloo
Fata Thic
Express
Express Company
Hong
Wreck of Aly Wrecke and Lanly's Fall from Grace
Hugh Lanly once a famed ball field star is described as a changed man facing a descent into alcoholism. The piece notes his early career with Waterloo and Boon teams, a period of decline, and concerns from old friends about his health and behavior. It also mentions Low enel and Isenbert relocating to Shoshone agency in Wyoming and meeting at Wind River agency.
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Hugh Lanly
Rowe
Waterloo
Oalwalf
Jim Myers
Boone
Boonedl Inten
Knoxville
Laily
Lowa Enel
Mra
Aue Fuust Ebel
Twalip
Waebington
Shoehon
Wind Hiver
Wyoming
Ear Isenbert
Louis Ebel
Waterloo Business College
Rich Man Elopes With Mountain Girl in Overalls
A 26-year-old man and 17-year-old Emma Lily eloped from Shady Springs West Virginia to Bristol where Rev A H Burroughs married them. The groom wore work clothes and paid a promised marriage fee after revealing he had just earned 2 060 from coal land sales.
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Bristaly Va
H. G. Phit- Ups
Emma Lily
Bristol
Shady Springs
W. Va
A. H. Burroughs
Burroughs
Tia
West Virginia
Injured Man Thrown From Wagon on Lafayette Street
Warren Rynearson suffered a serious head injury and possible internal damage when a wagon jolted and he was thrown onto the pavement near Dunham Street. Bystanders carried him home for medical care. no bones broken, but internal injuries feared. Doctors attended after the fall as horses halted, with conflicting reports of the cause and witnesses stating multiple doctors were summoned.
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Warren
Rybeargon
Rynearson
Teamater
Chapman Grocery
Dis Teant
Bn Dunham Street
Eace
Aumoors
Versous
Annual meeting planned for Fairview Cemetery association
The Fairview Cemetery stockholders will meet at O W Cawnon's Sycamore street office next Monday evening to discuss improvements this summer including shapes and a water system. The meeting may consider raising funds and devising plans to cover costs. Charles and Roy Plass plan to depart today for Spokane to seek Western employment.
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Fairview Cemetery
Charles
Roy Plass
Spokane
The
Wert
Wants Out of City Limits District Court Session
District court heard Lucinds Johnson versus the city over land kept outside city bounds. A jury was secured before 11 am. The day included testimony about marriages certified by Rev. Callen, investigations into faulty records, potential penalties, and notes on church leadership and local events including church elections and funeral services.
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District Court
Lucinds Johnson
Avidemen
Ramuél Callen
Iat Presbyterian
Pittebure
Partien
Callen
Bentley
Haing
Les
Dernon
Fand
Rey
Cahlen
Mable
Plaintift
Harold Stathe
Mulberry
Fairylew
Goodell, Sons
Town hears rye theft trial at Waverly Opera House
A crowd gathered at the Waverly opera house on March 20 for a rye theft case involving Ernest Kammeyer and Jos Shepherd. Judge A Maurer sought to hear all sides as jurors weighed the evidence, with the jury eventually delivering a verdict in favor of the defendant amid lively debate and public interest.
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Waverly
Waas
Maurer
Nickle
Opera
Waterloo to Begin Citywide Rebate System for Free Fares
Merchants and banks in Waterloo push a rebate plan to fund free fares for customers from afar. A local bank will process rebate accounts with clear ing house procedures and rebate books, aiming to include all city banks. The system, hailed as a major trade boost, relies on merchant participation and broad public support to ensure success.
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Waterloo
Ftn
Bani Hshdleg
Rile
Vankwang
Ing
Duto
Daily Reporter
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Opportunity
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Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Board of Control
Joe Margadant
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Colorado
Springs
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Wasrang
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Parson
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Mpaoe
Warren Rynearson
Lafayette Street
Cinda Johnson Bringa Actional District Court
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Aetter
Ropie
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Diosusa
Oyteriain Church
Blaine Raymond
John Hall
A. C. Bernat
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