Moe Arrested in Brother's Murder in Granite Falls
Sheriff Ralph Hayward of Granite Falls, Minnesota, reports the arrest of Moe Moe on murder charges in connection with the death of his brother Ole Moe. Ole was found dead and placed on a railway track near Kyiron early July 21 after a car incident and ensuing assault. Coroner and investigators indicate Ole was killed prior to being left on the tracks. bloodstains and missing clothes raise suspicion on Lars Moe. Mrs. Ole Moe and Emil Englebrreston, Granite Falls residents, attended to stock and household goods at Keldron, hinting mixed opinions on Lars Moe's guilt.
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Sherif Ralph Hayward
On Cout
Granite Fall
Minnesota
Iars Moe
Ole Moe
Nck
Ky Iron
Lars
Ole
Granie Falls
Keldroft
Stout
Ewll
Mar
Sherif Lyward
Emil Englebretson
Granite Falls
Lemmon
Keldron
Carson County
Lars Moe
Land Department Funds Debate On Interest Allocation
Attorney general discussion centers on directing interest from funds to the Land Commissioner's department rather than the general fund. Officials weigh constitutional constraints and potential transfers as lawmakers seek to avoid misallocation and ensure funds stay with the intended land department.
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Land Department
Eral
Gen- Sontiing
Advertised Letters List for July 28
Advertisers listed by the post office include Deresia ati Mrs Kinng Liese Mr Lantinbary James Seher man EA Smith Wm eden Harry White YH Dat. Postmaster notes these names as advertised letters for pick up or delivery.
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Ekeituire
Deresia "Ati
Kinng Liese
Mr.Lantinbary
James Seherman
EA. Smith
Eden
Harry White
Dat
Serious Rebellion Near in Portugal
Paris dispatches from the Spanish frontier say revolutionary activity is widespread in Portugal. A vast movement planned in fsbo and porte could explode at any moment with reports of serious street fighting Monday night in several areas. One source claims revolutionaries tried to rush the Shifeanth infantry barracks and council officers repulsed them after gunfire.
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Paris
Portugal
Fsbo
Porte
Tiahot
Shifeanth
Newport Woman Struck By Car Leaves Driver With Concussion
A Newport incident left a woman injured after a street collision near John Street. The driver and bystanders assisted, took the victim to a nearby store, where she was stabilized before transport to Newport Hospital. The injured man remains in critical condition.
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Newport Jr
Sury
Nateellnig
John Street
Newport Hospital
Wills Quarter Million to Employees
Charles O Bias, senior member of the firm, leaves a quarter million to about 1500 employees across Boston Montreal and Chicago under his will. Bequests scale from 190 to 2.00 for long service. Widows of five traveling salesmen receive 2400 each.
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Chicaca
Huby A
Alties
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
Porelve
Charles 0. Bias
Nnit
Ermploye
Mexicans Seek End to Strife Amid Political Pressure
A Washington report details Mexican leaders’ drive to reconcile Huerta and Caranza factions before possible U.S. intervention. European financiers press for reform and retirement of Huerta, while Americans weigh a cautious timetable and the potential for mediation by President Wilson’s administration.
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Huerta
Bern
Washington
Benedent Wilson
Eruditioia
Ieraevona
Lamonraging
Wilain Willmatt
Setriarmant
Renarts
Fuil
Settlemant
Alesson
Wilton Tiga
State Department
Brymer Hatiley
Barerdor
Nia
Mulhall Har On Stand In Urgent Senate Testimony
The hearing features Mulhall and Har on the stand as witnesses in a manufacturing dispute. An agent claims evidence supports the allegation, with statements about payments and alleged improprieties. The committee scrutinizes testimony from officials including Willam and Endere while Mint exchanges emphasize credibility and truthfulness.
Leader of Unemployed to Urge Congress Action
Report claims Ler Jip of the Amolation plans to travel to Washington with petitions from the Hiterations Association of the Snenpinged and Migrators Workers to press the Labor committee for improved working conditions and shorter idle periods. Observers doubt any major progress this session due to limited political will.
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Washington
Congress
Ler Jip
Aamolation
Amine
Calls Bulgar War Famine Threatens Sofia
Former Iowa Senator Tafarette Young arrived in London via Nish and warned that the Balkans face a brutal winter with little to live on. Servian troops cut the last tollway link to Sofia, Bulgarian capital residents face famine, and Sofia seeks Roumanian consent to open Varna Sofia railroad to bring in provisions.
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Sofia
Senator Young
Iowa
London
Nish Tannon
United States
Tafarette Young
Nish
Young
Balkans
Mr. Young
Helgrade
Servis
Sofa
Roumania
Varna
Busy Settlers Contest Prompts Wide Interest and Wagers
Four weeks into the Settlers big subscription contest, public interest remains high. Judges will decide the winner on the final day, with no office favoritism. The notice lists current leaders such as Margaret Nesbitt Lemmaen 22500 votes and Christine McPherson 1500 votes, and details voting rules including tiers for new and renewing subscriptions and votes per dollar collected.
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Settlers
Rtatat
Dorit
Margaret Nesbitt
Lemmaen
Frances Colohan
Lemmon
Christine McPherson
Hesse Brewer
Florence Mekingtry
Bison
Blaiehe Dailey
Mildred Wagner
Aid Ada
Hirzel Mungen
Coal Springs
Astinitad Stedaching
Donation party for federal judge reported in unusual notes
Fragmentary 19th century account describes a donation event for a federal judge with mentions of appointing party leaders, parliamentary procedures, and references to President Wilson era topics. The text includes garbled names and dates, with scattered references to gifts, positions, and public notices amid unclear reportage.
Ten Women Police Font Chicago
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a discussion of women police in Chicago and their roles at beaches, dances, and other venues. It mentions an order and fears women visiting such places, with unclear names or dates.
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Police Font
Chicago
China
Halle
Commissioner Deets Resigns and Appoints Acting Replacement
Pierre July 20. Commissioner Deets resigns and will be replaced by a new land commissioner. A temporary appointee must be made by the governor, land commissioner, secretary of state, and attorney general. Hepperleix leaves city for a week.Charles MacCaffree of Howard is favored to fill the post.
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Pierre
Deete
South Backera
Ss Dary
Minnesota
Manthatte
Nane
Eve Dapale
Hepperleix
Charles MacCaffree
Howard
MacCaffress
South Dakota Conservation Conmission
Lemmonized United Tan Sattler Weds Hhillie Decker at Charles City
Formerly Lemmonized United tan Sattler has been heard from and Louieta became a benedict on July 20. He married Miss Hhillie Decker at Charles City Ja and returned to Mott to make their future home. Mott Spot light notes the event and the Lemmanites will wish them well.
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Tan Sattler
Louieta
Benedict
Hhillie Decker
Charles City
Mott
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