Kenyon Visits Iowa for Week Long Campaign Tour
Senator William S. Kenyon arrives in Des Moines after speaking in Council Bluffs and plans informal reception at the Garner hotel tonight. He will tour Pocahontas Harlan Forest City Darlington and Bronx Center before returning to Washington, seeking an extended campaign if conditions permit.
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Wiliam S. Kenyon
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Bronx Center
Washington
Pocahontsa
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Harlan
Forest City
Darlington
Iowa
Senate
Rock Island Offices Move to Des Moines
Davenport reports say Rock Island offices and division headquarters will move from Davenport to Des Moines. Officials including the general superintendent power superintendent and maintenance of way engineers are among those to be relocated.
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Des Moines
Rock Island
Raugas City
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Des Maines
Retail Merchants to Organize in Des Moines Meeting
A Des Moines report notes a March 19 gathering of retail merchants from all lines to form a state federation. The meeting aims to unify dealers including druggists hardware men grocers lumpermen butchers jewelers and others for mutual protection and cohesion.
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Pederson of Iowa
Ratall Murcharty
National Federation of Retail Merchants
Dlylijere
Drugglars
Missing Virginia Professor Sought After Abduction Link
A Virginia professor named Hurt, recently missing since leaving Rackford days ago, is feared abducted. He had prior ties to Iowa and Mexico, where authorities report interference in a previous voyage.
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Professor Hurt
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Virginia
Iowa
Mexico
Land deal closes near Barry-WING creamery in Manchester
A large tract near the Barry-WING creamery in Manchester changed hands this week. Torril of Manchester sold the 200 gora parcel to W. W. Bowden, a wealthy Illinois farmer, at a price per sere reported as favorable. Last fall Te. Ti} bought a similar property for about $85 and bore related costs.
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Gora
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W. W. Bowden
Illinois
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Incomplete text outlines a March event tour led by Hugh G. Van Felt and W. 8. Barney with a plan to conclude at Sioux City. Names and places are garbled, unclear dates, and no coherent action or outcome.
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Apake Teachers College Graduation Report
In a fragmented item from the Iowa region, graduates receive diplomas as the state board of education reviews the program. The report notes a four year graduation timeline and references teachers colleges in the area.
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Recall of judicial decisions and independence in a democracy
Toledo address argues against recall of judges and changes to impeachment. It condemns popular reversal of constitutional rulings as dangerous, warning it would shred independence, invite manipulation, and threaten liberty and due process. It urges deeper deliberation and constitutional amendment instead.
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Breakfast and Decay in a Corrupted Morning
A correspondent laments breakfast's decline, arguing it reflects broader decay of the age. The piece treats breakfast as a symbolic primary meal tied to social order, urging a return to steadier rituals amid urban erosion.
Mexican War Plan Changes Amid Cabinet Shuffles
Washington signals a reshuffle of Mexican policy with Stimson set to discuss regimental additions and border patrols. The Acatlan battle in Veracruz state sees heavy casualties as rebels and government forces clash, with civilians taking up arms and chaos reported in the streets.
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Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Public Instruction
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Inet
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Geronimo Trevino
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Ibernt Party
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Department of the Interior
Alfredo Robles -Domingnaz
Madero
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Stimson
Chicago
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Angela Romera
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Mitchell balks at pledge to judges in labor dispute
Vice President of the American Federation of Labour declines to give Judge Wright a Supreme Court assurance that he will adhere to judicial decrees. He says complying would be admission of contempt, even as he notes past noncompliance with lawful decrees.
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John Mmitehall
American Federation of Labigt
Wright
Judicial Tribunale
Ign Admigston
Refined Regroteum Up New York Market Note
The Standard CH company of New York advances refined pairolone to 19.10 perals in Bod In bayreld. Top polyte reaches 8.40 conte with no change in halk priges.
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United States and French Troops Move Toward North China
The cruiser Cinncinnati arrives at Taku Mouth to assist Marines. a French detachment lands at Taku. Major General J. Franklin Bell adjusts plans for North China troop expedition. only the 3rd battalion of the 15th Infantry will proceed. Chinese protests to the Foreign Minister over troops near the Tientsin concession. looting spreads in Shantung and Taiwan with rising alio of danger to foreigners.
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Manila
J. Franklin Sell
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Taiwan
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Rabenau Sent Up For Life In Court
In a crowded county courtroom the jury convicted Blaye and four others in a fatal shooting case. Rabenau received a life sentence. William Rollin Casmell and George Mabenay were also found guilty of related charges. Families in the gallery reacted with hysteria as defendants were led away to jail.
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Blaye
Hattie Kauf
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Willam Rollin Casmell
George
Tawherd
Train Crash Kills Five in Georgia and Canada
Reports tell of deadly wrecks in Georgia and Canada with multiple fatalities. An Atlanta to Georgia railroad passenger train collided head on with a freight train near Hall, killing five and injuring several, mostly passengers. In Canada an Ottawa bound crash near Quebec left nine injured, six seriously, as cars piled into a bank and a steel mail car burned. Names of victims were not available in the dispatches.
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Datville
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Fred Grant
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Taft Arbitration Treaties Ratified By Senate
The Senate ratified changes in Taft era arbitration treaties with England and France by a 76 to 3 vote. The agreements leave questions to arbitration on Monne doctrine disputes, U S territorial integrity matters, and admissions involving the United States. The result surprised administration allies who supported the treaties.
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Taft
England
France
Senate
United States
Siehan de. Aant
Senator Fitcherbert Found Guilty in Boodling Vote
In Trenton New Jersey Senator Richard Fitcherbert was found guilty by party lines on charges of boodling and attempting to extort 3000 dollars from a gap coach. Eleven Republican senators voted guilty while Democrats voted not guilty, avoiding expulsion which would need a two thirds vote.
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N. J
Richard Fitcherbert
Senate
Repub: Neng
Ring Democrats
Pitsharbert
Witzherbert
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Gentle Sleep Aid
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a soothing bedtime remedy. It claims mild, natural bowel relief without discomfort and asserts benefits for stomach and liver, offering trial bottles by mail to readers.
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Qualificationa Miss Knicker and Mrs Bocker Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Knicker asking questions and Mrs Bocker replying about sight through a keyhole. Content is unclear and incomplete.
Fragmentary column warns about miscued phrases and ad busts
A fragmented OCR page lists stray phrases and product names from an old column. It mentions Allen Foot Rase, Dr Picrée'a Pantaie, and a breach of promise anecdote, with garbled dialogue about opportunities and finances.
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Preface of a Family Debate on the Stalhent Plan
The text shows Hla Preferance and Winkleby gazing with pride and worry as a father questions whether to build the family on the stalhent plan. He reassures them with a vague reply and hints at wiser choices, reflecting a domestic decision moment in Harper's Weekly style.
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Unclear Text From Sunday School Page
Fragmentary OCR shows a child named Tommy involved in a rough scene with a parent and injuries described. The readable bits imply a father figure and a prodigal son reference, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Demand for Percy Quit Prompts Resignation Call in Legislature
A fragmentary report notes a joint demand for Percy to resign from the Misaigaipp legislatura led by Benator Leroy Feray. The pledge linked to Feray arose after last summer’s Democratic primary in which Janes Ke Vardanan won the nomination over Feray.
Seven Found Dead In Ming Marri B Ov-Hoyen Bodies
Fragmented OCR report notes seven bodies recovered from a Ming area scene. Authorities indicate the deaths may involve a series of connected incidents with further details and names unclear.
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Marri
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Wuleh
Ninety Prisoners Held In San Diego Jail Disturbance
Ninety prisoners in San Diego were arrested for alleged violations of a public speaking ordinance. They blocked their jailers from the cell room and attempted to tear out the jail structure, prompting police to plan strict measures to restore order.
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Allan
Notable athlete dies after sneeze in Camden incident
A famed athlete from Camden, long associated with the Atlanta guard unit, collapsed following a sudden sneeze. The event ended tragically as medical teams failed to stabilize him, leaving a lasting impact on local sports circles.
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N. J
Andrew
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