Fragmented OCR era of Sioux County news and civic notes
An irregular text fragment covers local topics including water supply plans for St. Vetersburg, funding measures for Lake Ladoga sourced water, city council deliberations on public works costs, the Rossini and Sainte-Beuve mentions, and references to railway and infrastructure developments. It includes numeric figures, municipal concerns, and historical asides with unclear attribution.
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St. Vetersturs
Lados
Ladoga Pemplug
Alance
Irees
Ealion
Funeral Tragedy Strikes Church as Fire Consumes Parsonage
During the funeral service for Rev. Mer Hanier's infant daughter, a fire gutted the church and parsonage, flames destroying the building while mourners acted calmly. A businessman noticed the collapse and alerted attendees, allowing many to escape with valuables saved before the blaze intensified. No injuries or casualties beyond the infant and property loss were reported.
Iowa Balloonist Signed as Warrior in War Effort
Correctionville resident Stephen S. Shields has volunteered as an airman in case of war. He was instructed to report twice a year, either in St Louis or San Francisco, as part of his service.
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Correctionville. In
Stephen S. Shields
St Louis
San Francisco
Case of Joy Rirers Dismissed by Court
The case arising from Crawford County involving the death of a son in an accident last September was dismissed after the defense motion. The court found no proper showing of negligence or fault by the defendant Martin Dugen and noted the parties were riding and driving without proper license at the time.
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Joy Rirers
Crawford County
Martin Dugen
Irgei
Maher Named President of Gherokee Commercial Club
Wherokew. bn, March 27.
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Maher
Gherokee Commercial Club
Wherokew
Four Men Hurt When Automobile Plunges From Bridge
Four men were injured when a car driven by FL Bunting plunged over a bridge after a collision at night. The vehicle went about 2 feet off the bridge, with occupants thrown into the water. Rescue efforts were undertaken as bystanders watched.
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I. Marel
Fen & Bridge
Bill Richards Held On Robbery Charge
A man identified as Bill Richards was held on a robbery charge after a court appearance. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate police records and a bail amount cited as 2460 dollars. The report notes a Monday night incident and mentions Tehama, Melnos, and Enite with uncertain connections.
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Bill” Richards
Melnos Tehama
Enite S
Russall Am Parole Vonvice Deday
Dlaadd
Ig Police Cnurt
Maven
Firefighters Die in Sioux City Blaze
A devastating Sioux City fire killed several firefighters and ruined a block as bystander accounts describe intense flames. The incident involved a large structure collapse and rapid fire spread, with responders striking dangerous conditions while attempting rescue operations.
Pepper's Father Aid Debate Narrowly Passes House
In a heated session on the appropriation for widows and orphans, Pepper's father figure and supporters argued for funds. The House, by viva voce, approved Mr. Tread's motion amid contention over distribution and eligibility.
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Fitzgerald
Tiead
State Board Seeks Settlement of Strike at North Copper Works
A state board moves to settle a labor strike at North Copper Works amid complaints of unfair layoffs. Protests continue as workers demand severance and restored jobs, while management cites financial strain and productivity needs.
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State Board
Hessenius Vereigt Affir med by Court Eight Year Term
Cherokee March 26. P Hessenius a Cleghorn farmer was convicted of killing his wife on January 1912. The supreme court today affirmed the verdict and ordered an eight year sentence with a fine of 800 dollars. The trial drew wide attention in Cherokee county, with disputes over whether death came by strangulation or fall. Defense doctors cited possible accidental death. state witnesses argued strangulation. Jury found manslaughter after deliberation. Hessenius died suddenly at the scene earlier, neighbors arriving after the fall from a perch in a bedroom.
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Eraper P. Hessenius
Supreme Court
Cherokee
Hessenius
Berokee
Hesseniug
Jefense
Herrick & Hert! Bop
Favs Friloving
Em & Posatives
Sister Reunites With Long Lost Brother After Ten Years
Ida Grove reports a sister finds her missing brother whom she had not heard from in ten years. Harriet describes the reunion after traveling to Spencer and Des Moines to locate him amid a family severed since childhood. The account notes previous guardianship and a hopeful future as the pair reconnect.
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Ida Grove
Harriet i
Austins Henats
Miss Franker
Spencer
Ascii
Correctionville Chooses New Superintendent
A series of school district changes selected a new leader for the Grundy Center schools and nearby areas. The announcement lists several long serving educators and outlines transitions as the district aligns with high school needs and regional consolidation plans.
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Correctionville
New
Soman
Suport Selmi
Inok
His & Sa Tai
Ool
Prof & Lorths
Ames Har Is Quiet About Resignation
Ames residents hear little about a resignation rumor as local officials discuss a possible leadership change. Community members seek confirmation from the city hall and nearby organizations amid uncertain timelines and ongoing duties.
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Ames
Faye
Former Iowa Attorney Dies in Minneapolis
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Iowa City
Mirrent & Fe
OWA
Minneapolis
Te Neath
Eatie Gr Hay
Question of Pepper Fund to Come Up Later
March discussions on a proposed Pepper Fund remain unresolved as conference leaders debate a portion equal to a year’s salary for John Pepper of Ottumwa, father of the late Curgrusanian Pepper, with no final decision yet. Civil officials and committee members pursue a resolution amid ongoing clerical meetings.
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Washington
John Pepper
Ottumwa
Curgrusanian
Pepper
Death by Own Action Follows Big Feast in Jesup
In Jesup Ta March 25 72 year old Simeel Hner a well to do retired farmer killed himself at home after threatening for days He bought poison Navidstrychnine to kill rats and after telling his son in law James Teft he would end his life he ingested the fatal drink He left a widow and eight children one daughter Frona missing since her marriage and lost trace since.
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Jesup. Ta
Sameel
Hile
Becal
James Teft
Toft
Hileagen
Bile
Fmtna
Professors Plannings Resignations At Iowa College
Iowa City march 23 unofficial notices say several professors from the College of Fine Arts plan resignations. Professor Sehostile in the School of Design reports departure, with an official statement expected in days. Dean threatened to resign last year over college administration. Another unnamed professor also rumored to quit soon amid salary dispute.
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Iowa City
Mareh
Ls Duna
Barry Gilbert
Boy Dies as Auto Wreck Near Big Pines
A car carrying the Rosenbaum family, including two boys and a cousin, overturned near Big Pines when a wheel shattered after the brake failed. One boy was killed instantly and others sustained injuries. The funeral service for a family member was held at the Baptist church in 139k Point.
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Wersfield
Uene Rosenbauin
Main Rosenbautin
Big Pines
Wes
Fune
Rosenbaum Famineceitiy
Erk Pontac
Towa
Woman Sues City Over Lights Out and Embankment Injury
Mrs Kirk sues Woodbine claiming city lights were off on July 29 and a tunnel path blocked by parked cars caused her to fall from an embankment, sustaining leg injuries and claimed incurable disability. Defense contends no negligence and disputes facts.
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Logan
Islinsi
Woodbines
Woodbine
Ames Freshies Approve Non-Hazing Policy
The Ames College student body unanimously approved a non hazing policy led by President Faxymond A. Pearson. The class plans a September meeting where 20 sophomores will guide incoming freshmen, showing them room locations and campus navigation, a move praised for its student friendly approach to college life.
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Faxymond A. Pearson
Morningside Event Highlights College Night in Ta.
Morningside college night at the Bird Serilstry in Ta last night featured the College Glee club furnishing music. President A. Sig delivered remarks praising genuine leadership as the audience heard student voices and a welcome from McCas'a.
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Morningside
Hawarden Howsalen
Morningside College
Methajlet Episcopal Church
College Glee Einb
Sig
Fay McCas
College Agin Engest
Upper Des Alpines Corn Belt meeting in Manson March 26
Manson Iowa prepares to host editors and wives for the Upper Des Alpines Corn Belt association midwinter meeting March 26 with programs issued by Al Adams secretary treasurer. Women of Manson invite newspaper women to a reception and banquet on March 26.
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Manson, Ta
Upper Des Alpines Corn Belt Association
al Adams
Humboldt Independent
Manson
Tom BD. Long
Jno. F. Dalton
Des Moines to Act in Election Fraud Case
Des Moines officials pursue alleged election fraud in the primaries. Secretary of the Interchanger council T W Graves met with Attorney General George Casson to discuss potential actions after Saturday. Investigations focus on residency claims and attempts to register voters in contested wards.
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Des Moines
T. W. Graves
Interchurer Council
George Casson
Urey
Vollmer May Decide Not to Run Again
In the Second Tow district high authority indicates Vollmer may opt out of another term. He was elected to succeed Representative Penter after a shared political maneuver, and observers suggest a stronger challenge could occur if he seeks reelection.
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Vollmer
Rosantaiz
Penter
Burton-Smith Campaign Highlighted in Sioux City
In a March bible class at the Congregational Church in Cirectionville residents discussed R. W. T. Burton-Smith’s bid for Sioux City council. The group urged unity against corruption and praised his courage to fight for reforms, expressing belief that public support could lead to his election.
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Cirectionville
Congregational Church
R. W T. Buriin-Smith
Sioux City
Batton-Smith
Tives
Burton-Smith
Mitchell Comments On Michigan Copper Strike Views
Washington dispatch summarizes remarks by Mitchell to a congressional investigating committee about Michigan copper strikes. He argues conditions in Montana Butte and Michigan differ, noting Butte miners earn based on copper selling price with a $3,350 annual wage and eight hour days, contending opposition targets organized labor and socialist influence rather than wage fairness.
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Washington
John Stitchel
Inter
Michigan Copper
Tony
Michigan
Bitte
Mont
Mitchell
Jabor
Butte
Janor
Arenigan
I. WM
Teyier
M Res
Labor Law Upheld by Supreme Court in Washington
March 23. The ten hour woman’s labor law of Massachusetts was upheld as constitutional today by the supreme court in Washington. The decision reinforces limits on work hours for female labor and affirms state authority to regulate labor standards.
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Dex
Ailis
Deery
Washington
Moassachusectts
Supreme Court
Missing Woman May Be Found in Chicago
Chicago reports a missing wife, Mrs Selma Hemmen, of Join Hemmry, 2 Waukegan photographer, possibly in Chicago as a patient or passerby, detectives announced today. Searches around Waukegan and adjacent areas have been conducted by volunteers and citizens without results.
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Chicago
Selma Hemmen
Join Hemmry
Waukegan
Visoron Electron
Hemmen
Aines
Waukozan
President Bowman resigns amid board clash at State University
Iowa City reports President John G Bowman tendered his resignation to the state board of education. In a letter he attacked the board for violating agreements and pursuing actions to discredit him, insisting the university requires frank, unhampered authority. D D Murphy, chair, questioned the resignation's motive and noted no replacement named yet. Board members defend Bowman as incompetent amid faculty discord including the Schoettle discharge. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids coverage cite tension over university governance and leadership.
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Iowa City
John G Bowman
State University of Iowa
State Board of Education
Pudile
Hin
Hils
Des Moines
D. D. Murphy
Estumcation
Bowman
Sentiente
Ad Executte
Murphy Waz Anoght
Bowmean
Cedar Rapids
Gustav Schoettle
The
State University
Concreton
Jamies H. Trewin
Board of Education
Boar
Department of Music
Fiedel
County Attorney Sues Clerk for Fees
Spencer March 23 district court suit filed by Fred Jensen Cay tunity county attorney against LS Weaver district clerk for 384 plus fees collected since 1986. The action questions county attorney's right to sue on his own motion without supervisors' consent. Weaver, district court clerk for 15 years, faces parallel case in Iowa with clerk ordered to repay collected fees.
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Weaver
District Court
Clas County
Oekaloosa
Congregational preacher ordained at Sac City
The Rev. Lex Russell was ordained as pastor of the Congregational church at Take View in Sac City with Rev. Lewis of Stan presiding and several ministers from nearby towns participating. Also in Sac City a Crawford County damage suit seeks 24,009 damages, with Maurice O Connor of Vail and Elwood Tourgee of Sac City as plaintiffs against Crawford County and others. defense represented by County Attorney Andrew Bell Jr, Judge J Connor of Denison, and County Attorney Midealm Cerria of Sac City.
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Sac City
Lex Russell
Congregational Church
Take View
Pr. Lewis
Stan
Jorgensen
Onawa
J. J. Marvin
Grinnell
Steele
Kingaloy
Walker
Wall Lake
Rev
Short
Sioux City
Crawford County
WM. Dugan
Plain- Uff
See City
Maurice O'Connor
Vail
Elwood & Tourgee
Andrew Bell, Jr
J. Connor
Denison
Midealm Cerria
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