Nebraska Train Robbery Follows to Raymond Hideout
Bandits stole about 33000 in cash from Burlington No. 41 near Lincoln and fled toward Raymond. Rain and distance hindered bloodhound searches as Lincoln and Burlington detectives suspect the robbers hid in Raymond area with a rendezvous house noted by locals. Police eyed a Raymond resident with possible knowledge, while authorities say the heist was the era of western rail crimes and the haul neared 838,060.
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da Ancom
Nelu
Nebraska
Burlington
Lincoln
Cass County
Tobbers
Raymond
Pridar
Roblers
Hail Storm Strikes St Louis Theaters
A Sunday night hail storm caused about $5,000 in damage across St Louis, with two theaters heavily affected. Sheets of ice two inches wide damaged greenhouses citywide and triggered panic in the Olympic theater as tin roofs rattled and lights dimmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL. Louis
Olympic Theater
Tornado Hits Quincy Illinois Causing Vast Destruction
A Sunday evening tornado swept Quincy in a northwest direction destroying numerous homes and guards, damaging orchards and cutting wires. Reports say a German at Camp Point was killed and Klarry Woetters fatally injured near the outskirts. Electric light plants smokestacks blown down and the city left in darkness.
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Quincy
Greman
Camp Point
Klarry Woetters
Fauiness
Wall of hotel collapses in Jackson injures five
A partial wall collapse at the Otseen Hotel Building in Jackson Michigan killed one man and injured four severely during construction on the northwest section. Thirteen workers were on the fourth floor when it fell. five escaped, eight buried with debris as rescue teams searched. Cause not yet known.
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Tackson
Mich
Otseen
Louris
Wighe
Piaces
Unclear medical evacuation of naval explorer in Philadelphia
A report states Commander Robert Je. Soney, the Aveite explorer, is receiving interced treatment in Philadelphia after injuries to his feet sustained in the far north. The event involves a potential Terhune operation and mentions thirty nine persons Huet and related parties.
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Robert Je. Soney
Philadelphia
Arsenic in Cakes Shocks Omahas Public
A confused tragedy in Omaha involves Arthie Maran and her children amid a cake poisoning scare. The mother mistook poison for medicine and officials report a fatal outcome and legal action.
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Omaha
Arthie Maran
Sisenie
Dakin Peorder
Phy
Erin Comainon
Pai Tu Owhies
Geneva Strikers H Cremer: The seri ae Work
The entry describes a street scene involving Geneva workers and a collapse on Sunday evening. It mentions names and a stoppage tied to local industry, with emphasis on a renaming event and street work impacts.
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Geneva
H Cremer
Seriae
Vobas
Sosvibelle Anvine
Werk
Theo Etapinges
Court decision threats local shops in change dispute
A disputed case in Indianapolis concerns a master broker and a district inquiry. The filing on Saturday and an sustaining order could force shops to quit business if the changes proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rueckert Shens
Indingapelis
Ward Chiniels
Ocienge Pusan
Kinsey
Tadithe
ODF
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear crime note
An unreadable OCR snippet references assault and murder allegations involving a young woman. Names and details are obscured, leaving only scattered phrases about criminal acts and a tragic outcome.
Monstrous Crime Terrifies Homestead Family
Charles Cawley, 47, murdered his mother and two sisters and fatally injured two brothers and two other sisters in a six room Homestead home. He used an ax after gaining access to his mother’s room and killed the family one by one while others slept. He was overpowered by his brothers and taken to police, later deemed to have been in a fit of insanity. Raymond and Ana died in hospital. three others remained gravely injured.
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Charles Cawley
Loiday
Prothera
Cawley
Charles
Arausine
Charkos
Dris Thomshé
Mar
Lat
James
Mai
Ang
le Ran
Bam
Youn
Robbees
Teeiy
Raymond € Side
Ana
Ida
Dia
Toy
Burglars Attack Farmer in Galien Village Home
John Swen, a farmer in the village of Galien, was found semi conscious with fatal wounds after burglars entered his home and stabbed him three times as he slept. They stole a Packethook containing 3200 from under his pillow before fleeing toward Indiana. Telephone wires in the area were cut.
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John Swen
Galien
Stich
Roehbers
St. Joseph
Mieh
Chalien
Laws
Swenn
Swen
Harebanin
Indiana
Gallien
Enz
Boilermaker Unfitness Claim Sparks Licensing Debate
Chicago reports cite the Boilermakers' Association arguing that 90 percent of new boiler inspectors nationwide are inexperienced and unready for work. They campaign to require licensing, saying many qualified men risk being left out due to alleged unfitness and new laws being enacted.
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Chicago
United States
Alaster S Boilermakers’ Association
Texas Oil Fire Toll Reported
Beaumont reports a major oil fire at the fields with roughly eighty tanks destroyed. Rumors mention possible fatalities including a worker named Crowley. Local authorities have not confirmed the death count.
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Texas
Beaumont
Lex
Natrae
Ebon Crowley
Rosebud Reservation Killing Reported Near Chamberlain
Word reached Chamberlain of a fatal shooting on the Rosebud reservation near Chamberlain involving a white man and an Indian named Bear. Deputy U S Marshal Pack was en route to the scene.
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Chamberlain, $ Co
Bear
Rosebud
Chamberlain
United States
Pack
Fatal Bank Collapse Claims Multiple Lives in Pearit District
A bank collapse fatally injures several individuals including Joseph Mos Willian Casper cot John Finan amid debris in the Pearit and Felix streets area. An arrest or trial follows with a two year sentence reported for Witt Marder. The state prison holds the inmate after a judge sentences Apoaire for the killing claim. His daughter Mrs. Sali Delis appears against him.
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St. Joseph
Mos
Willian
Casper
John Finan
Ao New Bank
Pearit
Witt Marder
Moesten
Sali Delis
Ce Alainst
Worn Beta for Murder in Washburn
An OCR fragment from Washburn Wisconsin mentions murder and a person named Michael with unclear details. The readable portion notes a September date and a suspect or event phrase, but essential facts and names are garbled.
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Washburn
Wis
Enna "Sharmas
Ubae
Michael
Untitled Kansas City Hospital Death Report
A 44 year old male from Threvila, named for the local area, died at a hospital in Kansas City. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Kansas City
Treury AF
Threvila
Tawa
Cole
Earthquake Shakes Texas Town Amid Controversy
An earthquake was felt fifteen miles north of Amstin Texas near ThidieedsE with no serious injuries reported. Five perished in a wreck linked to late srbciqye Pro Ann Maria VW. Rescue efforts saved four, while the rest were drowned during the incident. Riverine area reported tremors and a scramble to respond.
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Texas
Amstin
sarUdake
Wis
Thidieedse
Dere
Pope
Srbciqye
Ann Maria
Aladin Stenek Killed in Gargke Slam Fight
In a violent incident at a Rind location eighteen miles north of here Soto 3, Aladin Stenek was killed with a fist. Reports say Martin was involved in a dispute that led to the fatal blow and authorities are investigating parts of the Gargke area.
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Theasher
Previl
Gargke
Here
Aladin Stenek
Nas
Martin
Head on Collision At Danbury Trains Kills One Injures Many
A head on collision near Danbury station involved a westbound train and an excursion train with fourteen cars. One woman, Mamie Quintin of Naugatuck, died shortly after, and many passengers were injured as engines and cars sustained heavy damage.
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Danbnry
Conn
Danbury
New York
New Haven
Unetford
Sandy Brook
Mamie Quintin
Naugatuck
Tragic End After Office Operation Turns Fatal
Prank Huettner, a well known elderly settler in the arts community, died following an operation that went wrong. An autopsy revealed the heart illness caused the fatal outcome while the patient endured severe pain. The investigation continues to clarify the sequence of events and medical actions.
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Haretiaie
Chile
Murder Mystery Tangles Wyoming Officers and Ranch Links
A confusing report traces a homicide near Thermopolis involving officers from Cherenine and a requisition for Aelia Kavnauel. The case centers on a shooting aboard a plane late a month later the body of Ebonime is recovered with a bullet wound and Money missing.
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Cherenine
Wyoming
Les Aieles
Aelia Kavnauel
Tive
Thermopalis
Hlonine
Elownie
Theemapoalis
Ebonime Wa
Imate
Murderer Confessed After Two Decades in Butte
In Butte Montana a long delayed case unfolds as a confessed murderer surfaces two decades after the crimes. The paper notes the executive figures involved, including a charter president and prominent Montanan leaders, with new details from Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
Dor Meek Regains Consciousness After Medical Sleep
In Centralia Washington Miss Dor Meek awoke from a deep medically induced sleep Thursday after partial awakening Wednesday night following therapy. She remained weak and unable to speak, though she recovered gradually with rest and fluids. Authorities monitored her condition as she recovered from the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Dor
Unknown family tragedy reported in fragmented notice
Fragmentary OCR describes the Whoaie and Mie families with a son Abel and a missing father. It mentions Mever and Mever’s wife, with references to Franklin Street residents and a despondent spouse. Details are unclear due to text damage.
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Chicago
Mever
Abel
Aucasta Mever
Franklin Stret
Damages Unclear in Local Case: Jury Deliberations Reported
Fragmentary notes indicate a jury considered damages in a local case involving individuals linked to a pig operation near an Illinois mall. The report lacks full names, exact charges, and verdict status, leaving the outcome uncertain as deliberations continued.
Desperadoes Escape From Waseca Jail
Three desperadoes named Aismis Mike Pobin and John Minet escaped the county jail in Waseca after drilling through a wall on a Wednesday night. They fled the scene but were later captured in August. Authorities from Wisconsin were prepared to transfer them back.
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Waseca
Aismis
Mike Pobin
John Minet
Ail Fedin McDonald
Uprising Report Faces Tight Security in and Around Town
Fragmentary notes describe unrest with checkpoints and reinforced local forces. Reported sightings mention leadership tied to unknown factions and increasing tensions in the area amid curfew-like measures.
Poisoned mineral water death fears rise in Minnesota village
A local report from an unnamed town in Minnesota describes a colored sergeant near death amid suspected poisoning of mineral water. The incident involves residents who tampered with the water supply as authorities scramble for answers.
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Paixa
Wolo Val
Proilergiel
Freight Wreck Claims Several Lives Near Peoria
A freight train wreck near Peoria results in multiple deaths including Ina Sorsa of Springfield and Jhteeh Reichart of Monticello, with several others injured. Authorities investigate the crash and identify victims amid ongoing clean up and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ina Sores
St. Lewis
Murder at Gibson cry reported in Gisan City
Reports describe a fatal incident at Gibson with victim named Lockhart from Gisan City. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a homicide occurred Thursday with a suspect connected to local events.
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Gibson
Til Ghonington
Lockhart
Gisan
Tienes
Leeuw
Safe Blowers Loot Burket Store in 1900s
In Worsine Indiana burglars broke into a Burket store owned by William E. B. Davis. Three men robbed the safe of 350 dollars and valuables after subduing the watchman. Police pursuit and details appear in the fragment.
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Safe Blowers Raitt Store
Worsine
Indi
Himl
William EB. Davis
Burket
Kossciuske
Fridits
Fire destroys mill property at Gant Harbor
A major blaze wiped out the entire Schomberg Lumber property at Gant Harbor on Friday night. The mill, its buildings, sheds, and shingles burned with losses estimated around 45 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
Gant Ilarbor
Hawarden-Minnon Train Wreck Disrupts Northwestern Route
A derailment occurred Tuesday afternoon near Hawarden involving the Chicago and Northwestern line in a collision with a Milwaukee and Sioux Falls service. One injured, messenger Harry No Weissinger of Sioux City, with bruises but no serious harm. The crash blamed on a Northwestern switch engineer changing clothes mid shift. wrecking crews shortly arrived to clear the line.
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Inden Speciak
Heeiberg
Sertots Enwuet Sa
Chicago and Northwestern
Chiensa, Milwaukee and
Sioul
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Cffme
North- Western
U Bs
Harry No Weissinger
United States Express Company
West Third Street
Milwaukee
Dittle
Northwestern
Joba Hendershott Sentenced to Eight Years in Larceny Case
A Burlington report states Joba Hendershott received eight years for grand larceny and four years for horse theft. The sentences will run concurrently as he faces additional charges and future conduct is addressed by the court.
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Joba
Hendershott
Trent
Burlington
Jol Lens Fershote
Dr. Trent
Accorance
Vatcher
al Wwausmighier
Jade Sisythe
Smmer
Trou Alyice
Hemershott
John Slant
Sioux City Pastor Seeks Transfer Over Wicked Town
Rev. Wal Gerleman, pastor of St. Mani Catholic Church in Sioux City, asked the bishop to transfer to a smaller town where he says the people are morally better. He claims Sioux City’s wickedness has driven him to seek a move to Greenville, citing concerns about the red band of sin and the youth.
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AL Geriemann
Usvan
Sioux City
Wal Gerleann
St. Maniface Catholic Church
Uskedl
Akrrisar
Fathar
Grville
Faha Gerleinant
Peanie
Sioux Cite
WRECK AT WATERLOO ON OMAHA TRAIN
Webster City special reports a Illinois Central fast Omaha train wrecked in Waterloo after Engineer Frank Tass opened a switch. The locomotive baggage car and caboose overturned. Conductor James Ganham injured, thrown through the smoker window. fireman injured while leaping. No other injuries reported.
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Webster City
Omaha
Frank Tass
Waterloo
Tames Ganhan
Divorce Claimed After Desertion In Newton District Court
Newton dispatch reports 75 year old Miles Humphrey and his seventh marriage seeking divorce in district court. Grounds include desertion and cruelty as the wife allegedly gained control of his property then cast him out. Judge’s ruling pending.
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Newton
Miles Humphrey
Veers Refueiank
Iowa County Claims Only Female Rural Mail Carrier
A note from Creston reports Miss Guarimere of this place passed the examination and was chosen for the new rural route carrier Noet. She is about twenty and learned the job by filling in for her father, one of the county’s first carriers.
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Wotisin
A. Creston
Iowa
Guaimere
Noet
Whoa
Home for Released Convicts Dedicated at Fort Dodge
The Cofia home for released convicts at Fort Dodge known as Pepe hall will be dedicated on Det 4 Mrs Maud Ballington Booth will be present and will make the dedicatory a dress Wardens of all state penitentiaries will be invited to attend
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Cofia
Fort Dodge
Pepe
Maud Ballington Booth
Private Bank Closes Doors in Oto Shutdown
The Bank of Oto a private bank owned by FL HH closes its doors after notes were called in and the bank could not meet obligations. Mayor Cutting of Oto and J T Willett Woodbury County representative cited stringency in the mower workers as a factor.
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Bank of
Oto
FL HH. Cutting
J. T. Willett
Woodbury County
Puessay
Ottumwa Reports Poison Deaths Among Women
Telegram from Ottumwa says an epidemic of death by own action among the women. The third case in three days occurred Sunday night. Mrs. J. W. Green is in danger of dying.
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Ottumwa
Sacre
J. W. Green
Poisoned cheese nearly kills Bloomfield family
The ecutire family of S.A. Lori at Bloomfield narrowly escaped death Wednesday after eating poisoned cheese. The mother and two children fell into convulsions, with officials noting a second such case in the area and widespread agitation.
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Ecutire
S.A. Lori
Bloomfield
Alien special reports shooting incident at home
Pete Hansen known as Sandpie tan sen shot his wife in the face with a rifle this afternoon. The bullet entered the right cheek near the mouth and exited under and behind the left jaw. She will recover.
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Pete Hansen
Sandpie” Tansen
Mystery Solved as Sioux River Yields Mrs Burns
The body of Mrs. Burns was found in the Sioux River near Riverside Park by worker Frank Glnibfea. Police Chief Davanport and Burns rushed to the scene and identified the corpse, ending a long local disappearance mystery in Sioux City.
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Bruens
Sioux River
TP. F. Durtis
Frank Glnibfea
Climfea
Tawi
Iverside Park
Tee Lal
Riverside Park
Éneo
Potide Davanport
Burns
Ple
Siowx City
Mother and Child Reunited After Forty Years
Mrs Dei Campbell of this city reunited with her mother after forty years of separation. The two had not seen each other since Mrs Campbell was a child when her father took her away. She had believed her mother dead and was adopted by late Whi Timby, who cared for her.
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ACA
Dei Campbell
Bt. Logis
Mars. Campbell
Heavy damages in Shelby County bridge injury case
A Shelby County jury awarded $4,000 to Mr. Jones of Grove Township for injuries from a Mill Creek bridge collapse. He suffered spinal and nerve damage, permanent impairment, and facial injuries delaying work and requiring nurse care. The case notes initial demand of $45,000, which the county supervisors refused to compromise. The injury occurred August 14.
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Harlin
Shelby County
Jones
Grove Township
Mills Creek
Shelby County Board of Supervisors
Terrible mystery grips Keokuk as police seek missing family
Keokuk police search the city and surrounding county for Mrs Nate Houston and her four Etthe siblings who accompanied the Houston family from Wisconsin a week ago to run a food store. A husband reports his wife vanished last night returning home with no trace. the age of the children is unclear in the fragmentary report.
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Keokuk
Nate Houston
Willian
Alouston
Cme
Ls ‘Crosse
Wis
Foustan
Severe Train Wrecks Halt Iowa Rail Service
Heavy rains softened railroad beds in southern Iowa causing two wrecks. A Rock Island line wreck near a Union station blocked traffic with a long string of cars in the ditch. A Milwaukee Road crash near Seymour halted rail flow, described as the worst in the road's history.
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Iowa
Rock Island Peace Union
Milwauked
Seymour
Trafic
Spig
Railroads Indicted Over Unjust Freight Conspiracy
The Chicago Great Western, Rock Island and Illinois Central Railroads face grand jury indictments in Blackhawk County for conspiring to collect unjust freights from shippers. Townsend Merrill Company testified, citing a coal car charged $5 for over forty eight hours on track. The case could reshape state and regional freight practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TA Cedar Italls
Suys
Chicago Cyeat Western
Rock Island
Tineis Central
Blachawk County
Townsend & Merrill Company
Yowang Man Lewis Cole Injured on Cedar Rapids Bridge
Lewis Cole a well known yowang man of Aeswig suffered serious injuries last week while on the North Western road near Godlar Rapids. He was on the bridge snus when a line of piauark fell across his chest causing damage. He was carried to safety and is reported in stable condition.
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Lewis Cole
Aeswig
Cedar Rapids
Cole
Godlar Rapids
Irig
Alline
Overado
Henry Piauark
Mrs Gallaugher Acquitted in Murder Trial
Mrs Gallaugher and Charles Tolada were acquitted Saturday night in the murder case of James Gallaugher after a long trial. The verdict came amid testimony from witnesses linked to the crime.
Disastrous Sunday Fire Destroys Five Businesses
A Sunday blaze in Atalissa caused extensive damage to five village businesses. The fire, described as disastrous, led to estimated losses around $30,600. Local authorities warn residents of possible further danger as crews remain on scene.
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Atalissa
Dusentine
Tragedy at the plant as worker killed by engine
Shocked observers report Henry Myer son of Adolph Myer was crushed between an engine and a separator four miles away. He was assisting to prime the separator when a drive belt gave way and the engine slid back instantly killing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartier Oak
Dena Henry Myer
Adolph Myer
Explosion at Jones Laundry Mounts Boiler In Air
A boiler exploded Tuesday morning at Jones laundry injuring no one as occupants escaped unharmed. The boiler was hurled several hundred feet and lodged near a nearby property belonging to France Gouldin half a block away, with the cause not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Laundry
France Gouldin
Rock Island Man Dies After Suicide Following Wifes Attack Attempt
Ben Torter of Rock Island is sought for attempted murder of his wife and died by suicide Tuesday night at Wheatland. He cut his throat from ear to ear and died soon after being taken to the Rock Island hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Torter
Rock Island
Wheatland
Vic
Rock Island Hospital
Egg Production Leads United States In 1902 Output
The Washington bulletin notes Iowa led with nearly 100 million dozen eggs in 1902, valued at about $40 million. Ohio and Illinois followed, with totals around 86 million and 86 million dozens respectively, while Pennsylvania and other states contributed large shares. National poultry and egg production ranked high among farm products, with per dozen prices ranging from 7.7 to 13 cents and an average of about 11 cents.
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Hawkeye
Brahatd
Chereby Oytitle
A. Washington Bulletin
Towa
Ohio
United States
Italy
Cresby
Iran
Washington
Chicago
Texas
Alaska
State Executive Council Pushes Higher Real Estate Assessments
State executive council directs county assessors to raise valuations to meet high Iowa prices. Uniform notices will go out via the State Auditor, urging reassessment of real estate including farm lands. The council warns of increased taxation and a potential boost in railroad assessments if property values rise next year.
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State Executive Council
State Executive
State Board of Review
Hoxe Gore
Iowa
Searasa
Tre cComsi
Toberins
Building and Loan Foreclosure Case Decided in Favor of Association
Judge Caswell ruling in Marshall County District Court last January sides with Town Business Mess Building and Loan Association in the case against Trans P Berlau and M Anderson. He holds the mortgage terms extend to eighty four payments and denies relief to plaintiffs, signaling potential broader impact on similar mortgage foreclosures in Iowa.
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Amaiust Bofrower
Tudge Caswell
Town Business Mess Building and Loan Association
Trans P. Berlau
M- Anderson
Avhich
Marshall County District Court
Towa
Building and Loan
Caswell
Renault
Indictment Against Major Railroads Over Demurrage Charges
Jury accuses Timeis Central Chicago Great Western and Trock Island lines of conspiring to levy $1 per day demurrage on shipper Townsend Aircraft Lumber Co for five days use of cars after release for freight. Case tests legality as Supreme Court has no ruling on this issue. The practice began Aug. 1 to deter delays in unloading cars.
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Yis
Timeis Central
Chicago Great Western
Trock Island
Supreme Cour
Pownsend-Aircrift Lumber Co
Cedac Falls
Inebriate Law Upheld By Centerville Court
Judge Hoherte ruled the new inclimate law valid in a Centerville District Court suit testing its constitutionality He was not fully convinced of Figg its constitutionality but recommended carrying the question to the Supreme Court for final determination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoherte
Centerville
Ife
Supreme Court
Council Bluffs plans pond enlargement and building trades council
Reports indicate a new building trades council formed by Waterloo unions while Council Bluffs plans to enlarge and remodel a plant. In Burlington the trial of John Tendershott for a previous jail murder is set to begin next week. State Health Board notes several amulipos cases but fears no serious epidemic this winter.
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Marshalltown
Council Bluffs
AU Building Trades Council
Waterloo
John Tendershott
Moines
Burlington
State Buard of Health
Cummins Letters on Tariff and Trusts at Chicago Club
Governor Cummins spoke at the Marquette Club banquet in Chicago outlining Republican defense of protective tariffs and competition. He argued duties shield American labor, warned against monopoly, and urged balancing protection with preserving free competition to sustain industrial growth.
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Cummins
Chicago
Marquette Club
Marquette “Club
Dakotas
Tan
Lawa
Qing
Ameer
America
Tavist
Neaidratic Party
Oly’ Datger
Democratic
Sheeuss
Republican Party
Tarkeee
Westion
Xrouniless
Ston
Fetch and Carry Tricks Highlighted by Owner
A playful exchange recalls a dog named Fetch and Carry and a remark about teaching tricks since last visit. The dialogue notes the dog’s ability to fetch a hat on whistle and wagful praise from the owner.
Revolving Stage Aids Quick Scene Changes
Description of a circular four quadrant revolving stage where each quarter presents a new view. The setup aims to avoid waiting between scenes by instantly rotating a quarter of the circle to reveal the next scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shovius
Watts
Usy
Alu
Belizible Lecture Sparks Bar Audience Exchange
A woman advocating anti smoking lectured at bars and lingered for informal chats after. An eager boy asked to belong while a younger girl challenged the notion with a mouthful of smoke in a fragment of dialogue from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missis
Missus
Anatomical Details From a Toledo Party Incident
A fragment recounts an awkward scene at a social gathering where a broken leg prompted a remark about three jets and two legs. The passage includes a humorous misstatement by a young woman as others reacted with laughter.
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Toledo Times
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