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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
3
A garbled local notice references a decision process in Des Moines involving committees and a council, with unclear participants and outcomes. The fragment hints at an election or vote, a potential protest, and questions about accuracy or propriety.
Fragmentary text reports a funeral for Mr and Mrs Hy Douglas Biepad and references a murder plot connected to a mining accident. Mentions cemetery, bystanders, and a collapse that wiped out sections of a shaft and buried others. Details are garbled but point to a combined crime and disaster item with local impact.
Fragmented OCR text describes a missing girl named Ruth and a related investigation. It mentions a 16 year old girl, a suspect named Walter, a landlady, a secretary, and a chase by police. The article references a college setting and an investigation tied to a Becretary A. Walter at 122 Past Wath street. The text is garbled but implies an investigation into a disappearance and a potential suspect linked to the college area.
The report describes a murder scene with blood on a rug and a gathered group around an upturned table. Witnesses include Mrs Bayler and her daughter, with Meyer and Dr Miller mentioned as key figures in statements recorded by lawyer Morti. The proceedings include questions about handling bodies and preliminary testimony.
In Richmond, Judge refused the motion by Byers and Gansral for summary removal of Chiat at Paliga Georga EH. The court stated it would pose a potential conflict to remove an official before trial. Chief Richmond issued a statement outlining the public record and the unexpected attack.
In Cairo on March 28 a large crowd gathered at the garden of the Shep Perde hotel where over 400 Americans attended. The former president Coquainténcus spoke, expressing a hopeful sentiment about returning home soon.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a freed rider or rancher linked to Murdo and Colorado Springs, mentioning Meckendle and Violante with unclear dates. The text references an eruption and a murder claim, but details are heavily corrupted and names appear miswritten.
A partial readable note references a recast event at OBA on March 9. Details are limited but indicate a formal or ceremonial action connected to the venue and date. Authorities or organizers are not clearly named in the legible text.
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