Notes from the Capital Iowa July 6 2003
A dense Iowa column discusses cases in the Supreme Court and state law history. It covers Cook vs Marshall County on cigar site sales, state hospital counts and private institutions, and a 1805 county asylum tally. The piece reports state finances including endowment and revenue figures and quotes Chicago Record-Herald coverage on tariff politics and Governor Cummins. It notes an investigation into a wreck on the Waterloo to Raymond line and government orders to vacate property for a new federal building in Des Moines plus audits and future public release of the state budget details.
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Dor Loines
Dunghee
Etate’ Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
Bourbara
Edorat ‘Supreme Court
Iowa
Cook
Marshall County
Court of Laws
Willam B. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Gloverac Cumming
Thie State
Gean
Rena Allison
Sean
Alison
Cummins
Senate
House
Hr. Allison
Maine
Congress
Towa
Tragic incidents and weather project headline mix
A chaotic mosaic of crimes accidents and a new weather forecasting service dominates the week. Reports include a homicide suicide and assault cases near Saylorylile Polkcounty and Marshalltown along with carnival injuries in Burlington. The Des Moines Weather Bureau service initiative expands to provide daily forecasts by telephone to Iowa farmers.
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Sarah Beat
Saylorylile
Polkcomunty
Isis
Elwell
Esther Miller
Mort Allen
Ares
George
Allen
Maralialtsown
Ren
Bulletin
Zetvinge
George M. Chappel
Des Moines
Burreru
Tours
Eni
Dikapnel
Nowree
Burlington
Parsons
Evi Linn
Harry Yeaser
Adentic
Patrick
Afaher
Blewits
Mater
Maher
Atlantis
Council Buffs
Matier
Bfa
Guar
Worling
Jexlone
Shea
Ueleap
Ima
Baker
Pilin Matthey Ruhl
State Counter
Mysterious horse incident and legal notices headlined
Faint details describe a carriage crash near a Duncombe farm involving a baby badly injured and a mysterious horseman. The report also cites a Pullman train death, a Baltimore hotel proprietor’s demise, bankruptcy rulings, and ongoing legal actions affecting property and fraternal insurance discussions.
Iowa Labor Party Convention Declares Wealth Redefined
A damaged text fragment from a convention outlines a labor movement stance. It asserts wealth as created by labor and capital as saved for future production, seeking the ownership of capital by organized workers and calling for government power to belong to the working class. The passage emphasizes abolition of existing legal structures and the rise of a new order guided by workers.
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Iowa
Toiva
Deas Holés
Jyath
Swanti
Talor
Storms Elected President of Iowa State College at Ames
Des Moines reports pastor A B Storms of Des Moines was unanimously chosen as president of the state college at Ames. The trustees met in Des Moines and Ames, with a stormy session but ultimately agreed on Storms, who will likely assume duties after the fiscal year ends and before the new school year begins.
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First Methodist Church
Dea Mainze Fe
Tes -Moines
A. B. Storms
Des Moines
State College
Ames Insteight
Amos
Des’ Moines
oRndigtes
Storms
Sayre Oral
United Board
Boe
Tornis
Pope Leo XIII Weakens as Vatican Reports Deterioration
Rome reports a grave decline in Pope Leo XIII’s health amid rumors of his fading strength. Physicians and Vatican circles describe a marked weakness with brief recoveries as the pontiff receives last rites and medical interventions.
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Rome
Leon
Vatican
Leo XIII
Inters
Pops-Tian
Ita
Lear
Enite
Lapheut
Mulante
Leppoul
Max Zont
Avening
Lappont
Rowe
A. m
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Pabi
Pont
de Leononi
Leo
Yocon Gagistani
de Castro
Daruy
Pope Lea
Aiplonagte
Bean Ravelvert
Severl' Ok
Monyarchy
Burong
Denyers
Foggy Park Scene Describes River Wall Breach
Fragmented OCR text suggests a scene at Niagara with water mounting a wall and a flood affecting paths. Mentions a park, a wall, rain, and limited figures near a city area. Details are unclear and partly garbled but indicate water intrusion and danger along a park border.
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