Iowa News Items Skimmed From Waterloo to Ottumwa
Iowa updates report a string of incidents and events from Waterloo to Ottumwa including charges of bigamy, a fatal heart disease death of John F Johnson, a 64 year old, a teen elopement failed in Ottumwa, and a drowning death near Des Moines. Also noted are dairy cow production records in Marshall and Dallas counties, a state fair expansion, farm and milk campaign efforts, and ongoing public notices of building plans and insurance company licenses.
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E. L. Spear
Waterloo
Iowa
John F Boynson
Oklahoma
Towa
Moulton
Blanche Womak
C. Colwen
California
Inbuque
Isabelle Taurston
Masbayy County
Shall
Dallag County Association
Erneme
Melberg Cotn
Gus
Nor. Way
Melhurz l
D. W. Caszatt
Burg College
Org
Sisit
Cas
Abraham Lincoln
the Nations
Gettysburg
Denison
Arion
Boriatfors
Psychopathic Hospital
Daven Port
Jence
Ames
Frank Hy. Hollars
Story County
Nileratos
Bquaw Creek
Frank Coukaulis
Uni/ Insurance Company
Dubuque
U.S. Automobile Company
Des Moines
Mid-West Automobile Insurance Company
Cherokee
Tipen
Government Proving Grounds
Bellevue
Congress End
Wer
Ion
Camp Dodge
United States Army
Evan
United States
State Historical Society
Democratas
Democratic Senate
Whig House
General Assembly
Augustine
George Wallace Jones
C. Vy. Vanhorn
Sioux City
Buune
Busy Readers News of the Week Cut Down Compiled
Fragmented wartime notes from Detroit and Milwaukee list deaths and accidents. Adaipal er dies in Washington from Asiatic poet origins. Albert G. Winterhalt hospitalized in naval care. Robot- or rail- tied incidents, tank explosions near Akron, car and train wrecks near Grand Rapids, and Cadets Roy Plington and Harold Crowley killed near San Antonio. Political updates include Senator Tafte’s Gallbladder surgery and Republican convention chair choices. International items mention Polish counter-offensive and Spanish air raids.
Multiple incidents and crimes reported in scattered items
A long, jumbled bulletin lists varied events including a train collision near Schenectady injuring eleven with fatalities, a murder conviction in Colorado, a fast destroyer speed trial in Rockland Maine, a bank robbery in Hayes Pennsylvania, a burglary at Enrico Caruso’s country home in East Hampton North Carolina, a fire near Perry Mason Mall, an explosion in Cincinnati, a Louisiana bill to jail many men, shoe price cuts in St Louis, a Portner will case courtroom fight in Virginia, a failed Louisiana suffrage resolution, population shifts in California, storm damage across the Midwest, political resignations in Italy and Germany, Jewish anti-Semitic outbreaks in Budapest, and postwar trade talks between England and Russia.
Washington resignations and policy notes from Washington
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby is expected to speak for President Wilson at the San Francisco convention. Washington reports Wilson aides and plans for delinquent tax bounty enforcement. Wheat production is forecast at 781 million bushels by the Agriculture Department. The British flag burning incident at a Treasury building is under review. The Supreme Court in Washington rules on the constitutionality of prohibition laws.
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Dvina
Upper
Beresina
Pjsudski
Republic
Warshw
Los Angeles
San Francisco
cCeneu
Washington
Breckenridge Long
Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
United States Department of Agriculture
Toone
Treasury
Sir Auckland Garden
Congress
Supreme Court
Cummins Maintains Senate Lead Amid Tight Iowa Returns
Unchanged senatorial prospects place Cummins in a solid Republican majority as late returns from Iowa favor his lead over Colonel Brookhart. Governor and other statewide offices head for convention, with Kendall Moore and Evans contending closely and Kopp winning Congress in the first district.
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Albert
Cumming
Colonel Brookhart
Washington
Cummins
Savage
Lata
Kendall
Moara
Gitor
Moore
Hoyt
Senator Evans
Odhurd
Guthrie
Pritmary
Havner
Deems
FL Kopp
Congress
Colonel Holsteen
Thompson
Louisa County
Vaid
Fox Holsteen
Fap Thompson
Jeftereen
van Buren
Henry
Holsteen
Deg Moines
Lee
Kopp Lyag
Mount Pleasant
Senate
Meant What She Said Meavel How Can You Be So Insincere
A Boston transcription captures a choppy exchange where a person deflects blame for being out when Mr Borelejgy called, insisting she apologized for the absence and noting a likelihood he will call again.
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Borelejgy
Marte
Boston
Freezone claims instant relief for corns and calluses
A vintage ad text touts Freezone as a new discovery from Cincinnati physicians that stops soreness and allows immediate removal of corns between the toes and other foot calluses using a tiny bottle bought by podiatry sellers.
Incorrect math on percentage increase misleads many
The text notes widespread confusion over percent changes, explaining that doubling equals a 100 percent increase while several observers call it 50 percent, reflecting common misperception in pricing discussions.
Difficult text fragment on politics and identity
The readable portion hints at a reflection on political life and the idea of suffering within a mystical body. It mentions names or terms that are not fully clear and lacks concrete events or entities to anchor a complete report.
Shoes Wear Longer In The Lord SOTCorty A D's Foote
Fragmentary text references shoes and a pledge involving a lord or deity. The readable bits suggest a sermon or religious note about footwear lasting longer or faithful walking. The source is too garbled to recover a clear event, person, or place.
The Devil to Pay Behind the Printing Rumpus
The readable lines hint at a domestic dispute over a printing office disruption. Mentions a devil to pay and a conflict rooted in their native locality with camels referenced. The text shows fragmented dialogue and unclear narrative.
Silent Wife Seeks Quiet London Move
Fragmentary notes indicate a wife seeks a quiet life in London away from a troubled home. The fragment mentions a husband, an abortive plan, and a morning lie, with references to place names and a likely domestic dispute.
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Winkler
Manitoba
Die den
Star of Agriculture
Mar
Rockefeller Foundation
Decatur
Robert M. Ta Follette
Wisconsin
le Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Senator Lodge
Chicago
Watson
Tadlatia
Albert B. Cy
Mason Tire and Rubber Company
Dour Akron
Deau and
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan Railway
Roy W. Plington
McCray, Ark
Harold Crowley
Mildred, Mont
Kelley Field
San Antonio
Tex
Henry B. Osterman
Detroit
Mech
Lincoln Highway Association
Tama
Gardener
Cass County
Farga ND
Sala
Trish
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Que
League of Nation
Adounnes
Sagara
Trni
Schenectads
N.Y
Sas
Alex Miler
Greeley
Colo
Adam Shank
Shank Far Crest
Satterlee
Rockland
Hayes National Bank
Hayes
Pittsburgh
Enrico Caruso
East Hampton
N. C
Perry G. Mason Mall
Honge City
Verder
Cincinnati
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Sea Louis
Andts Botchy
Virginia
Portner Will
Prince William County
Manay
Senate of the General Assembly of
Minnesota
Dakota
Nice
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Vittorio Orlando
Ebert At
Bertin
Budapest
Reichs- Wehr
Beriin
Warsaw
Germany
Wong
Paris
Weimar
Schiller
Goethe
Gregory Krassin
London
England
Russia
Internal Revenue
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Evans
Haynes
Hayner
Niehe
Foster -Milburn CO
Buffalo
N.A
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