Governor Race Totals Seen From Iowa County Returns
A fragmented report from Des Moines indicates Iowa voters showed low turnout with about 50 000 fewer votes than two years ago. Official tallies list party candidates with Clarke M J as governor leading, and widespread county results show high dissatisfaction reflected in abstentions.
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Moines
Yast
Georgé
Chirkeriba
A & Hiatity
Othr
Galdala Pyen
Clarke
Harding @M
Alleney
Jileainy
Brown
Cosson
Devon
Gaynor
Supreme
Preston
Walden leaves Corydon estate for public uses
A. Walden, 82, longtime Corydon resident and brother of former Lieutenant Governor Madison Walden, left a will giving $1000 to Corydon to fund water and light plants a public park and a non sectarian orphans home He reportedly favored leaving the money in Corydon and to the town He had hostile views toward poverty and colleges and Led the Waldén family to Iowa in pioneer days before dying a bachelor and serving as president of a farmers back organization.
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Corydon
A. Walden
Madison Wald
Wilden
Walden
Waldén
Iowa
Walton
Tferehinte
Fermers
White Slaver Captured In Burlington
Burlington police hold William Lloyd a Chicago solicitor charged with attempting to entice a Burlington woman to elope. The woman claims Lloyd hypnotized and threatened to kill her and her husband if she refused. Court Denton rehearing noted in the report.
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Burlington
Wiliam ‘Lloyd
Chicago
Lloyd
Prackertoo Bank Wreck at Alburpett After Siege
A gang cut telephone wires into the town and forced Miss Lillian Dunn at the central exchange to reveal vault access. They blew eight safes with ditroglycerin at Alburpett Bank but fled when villagers rallied, leaving the bank wrecked and loot secured.
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Code Rapide
Lillian Dunn
Central Exchange
Yeeguson
Alburpett Bank
Mason Found Dead in City Hospital Ward
A man identified as a Mason member of the Pierre lodge is found dead in a hospital room after being discovered by a stranger. The lone card in his pocket shows his Mason order membership. Police investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Mason
Harry
Anderson
Shelag
Mlable
Pierre
Accidental Shooting Incident Reported In Local Youth
A fragmentary item notes a youth named Hoover, age 10, reportedly shot with a small caliber rifle. The text also references another youth, Lester Thorson, age 12, and mentions timing and place details are unclear due to OCR damage. Local authorities appear to be investigating.
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Hoover
Lester Thorson
Jackson Prison Plot to Dyna mite Detected by Detectives
Jackson Mich November 9 detectives of the prison agency in disguise as convicts uncovered a plot to dynamite the institution. The plan was found while investigating a separate arson at the twine plant weeks earlier. Convicts were questioned and new charges brought for conspiring to bomb the prison.
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Jackson, Mich
Agendy
Jackson
Ulndér
Oebdry
Prisoner of U S Government Held On Immoral Transport Charge
Arthur Johnson, boxing figure linked to a white wife who died by self harm, was jailed in county custody on a federal charge of transporting a white girl across state lines for immoral purposes. Judge Landis refused bond despite offers and claims of a frameup by professional bondsmen.
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Aesse Negras
Pigittst
Oss Meng
Chicago
Noy
Ueslbhon
Arthur Johnsoe
United States
Kenéamy
Tiny ‘Tohnson
Johnson
Hig
Ten states have vote for women's suffrage in 1920 era report
Fragmented OCR lists states including Arizona Oregon Michigan Wisconsin California Idaho Utah Washington Kansas and more, noting suffrage progress. The text is garbled but implies voter rights advances for women across multiple states in a period of reform.
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Kaneps
Arizona
Oregon
Michigan
Wisconsin
California
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Kansas
Miskeigan
Washington Remembered October 28 Thanksgiving Proclaimed
Washington issues the annual proclamation designating Thanksgiving Day for Thursday November 28. President Taft marks the century old tradition in a formal declaration.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Wemoen
Washington
Taft
Trapped in Pit With Snakes In Colorado
Ballda Colorado reports W J Burrows a clerk was rescued from a pit after four hours trapped with snakes in the mountains. He fell into the pit while hiking near Tussgay and was in peril but saved.
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Ballda
Colo
W. J. Burrows
Roosevelt Leads in Early State Returns As Nation Reels
Early returns from 4,293 of 4,472 precincts show Roosevelt leading Wilson in New York with 281, Roosevelt 443, and Taft 97. Idaho and Wyoming reports favor Wilson and Taft respectively, while Minnesota precincts give Roosevelt a 15,899 edge as canvass continues. Final tallies await official canvass.
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New York
Drepident
Wilson
Roosevelt
Francisce
Yhqi Willson
Bolwe
Idaho
Taft
Elise
Haines
Rapubliesti
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Gha Pilleon Bedhay Taft
Debs
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Tati
Heiress in Missouri murder case declared executor heir
Mrs Pansy Hastings Lesh denied interest in the $75,000 Littrell estate while confessing to poisoning two Missouri women. Police expected to return with Missouri officials for trial as she awaited transfer. She claimed no concern over her four share despite the relation to the Jacksonville lineage.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pansy Hastings Lesh
Missouri
JM. Littrell
Jacksonville
Losh
Luttrells
Zeligs Slayer Sentenced In Murder Case
New York city officials report the confessed killer known as Red Phil Davidson received a nine year sentence for the murder of Big Jack Relig. Court records note the conviction followed a Wednesday confession and midterm trial proceedings.
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Zelig
New York
Wov
Red Phil’ Pavidson
Rane Reader
Big Jack
Relig
Aiigining
Royal George Sinks Off St Lawrence. Passengers Rescued
The liner Royal George grounded near Point St Lawrence after striking bottom in a strong wind. Passengers were rescued by government vessels as the ship sank. Canadian Northern Railway tug and the Cruiser failed to reach the wreck while the Royal George attempted to reach Quebec before immigration offices closed.
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Quabec
Bf Yhe
Royal George
Canadian Northers Railway Company
Dures
Point St. Lawrence
Isla
Orleans
Montreal
Belanger
Itdamer Savoy
Fiem Reval George
Dan
Quebec
Rosenthal Case Began With Four Accused in One Trial
In New York the criminal court heard over 200 jurors for the trial of Whitey Lewis Lettie Louis Gyp the Blood and Dago Frank charged with murdering Herman Rosenthal under Charles Deakert's bidding. A late decision grouped them for a joint trial after seeking separate hearings. Key witnesses include Bald Jack Hos e Bridgis Webber and other officials with 40 prominently placed in Becker ral.
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New York
Crimineal Court
Stote
Bald Jack’ Hose
Webber
Ofpimera
Dynamiters Blow Up Part of Calvary Presbyterian Church
In Canton Ohio on Market and North streets blast damaged Calvary Presbyterian Church in an apparent bid to scare Rev. B B Townsend from continuing his reform movement. Police investigated the Thursday morning incident as an attack.
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Ohio Church
Ie Dantes
Canton
Noy
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Market
North Streets
B. B. Townsend
New French Warship Launched at Nazgire France
A French warship named Bt Nazgire was launched in Nazgire France on November 9. The ceremony included remarks by the Minister of Marine and other officials.
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Bt. Nazgire
France
Francs
Marine Dele
Turko-Bulgarian War Rages as Constantinople Bombarded
Fragmentary dispatches describe Turkish forces clashing with Greek army units near Epirus and Thessaly, with Hull of Constantinople reported under bombardment by Bulgarian and Turkish forces. An appeal for a holy war circulates from the Ottoman ulema urging jihad to rally soldiers.
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Cavalag Yu
Athens
Halonika
Turkle
Gurkey
Benen
Ntlae
Yonnon
Noy
Constantinople
New York
Nox
Arshag
Magyar Dt Meng
Constantin Ple
Washington
United States
Dra
Balyeg
Uthe Daily Talegraph
Epirua
Greak
Aden
Bilalti
Piatt aGicer
Europe
Great Britain
Sheik- Abislam
Turkey
Crosa
Aya
Wlemas
Expenditures detailed for the second session of Congress
Washington reports detailed expenditures authorized during the second session of the sixtieth Congress. The total approved for government operations amounts to over 1.019 billion dollars covering agriculture army navy diplomacy district fortifications and postal services amid comparisons with earlier appropriation levels.
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Congress
Washington
Columbia
Hydronoroplang Defeats Ay Forest City in a Narrow Upset
In a surprising clash Hydronoroplang edged Ay Forest City by a thin margin as Hiameelle and LPs delivered key plays. No Wav Toomar contributed a quiet presence in this tense contest.
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Toomar
Hiameelle
Fragmented OCR note with garbled names and events
The readable fragment mentions Bobby and a tally at Slated, with unclear identifiers and dates. The torn text centers on a person named Bobby and a numeric tally connected to a place or event, but details are stray and uncertain.
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Raye Pier
Yy Aare
Drowrud
A i. Bobby
Laundress Dilemma Sparks Morning Payment Promise
A fragment from a 19th century sketch shows Mrs Philis plotting to settle a laundry bill. Miss Phills visits the laundress’s daughter seeking to know her mother, while Mr Allan Philis insists on paying the bill tonight rather than tomorrow. The exchange hints at social norms and tension around respectable behavior.
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Mies Phills
Allan Philis
the Philés
Woman Builds New England Home From Her Quilts
Miss Frances Lyon of Westwood stands as the sole New England woman living in a house literally quilted by her own hands. She belongs to a club of 460 members advocating a back-to-farm philosophy. The group owns about 70 acres near Westwood with property totaling $1,000 and each member holds a deed to some land while the rest is held in common for renting to members who wish to farm on a larger scale.
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Buitt
Frances Lyon
Westwond
New England
Miss Lyons
Westwood
Accident interrupts Pettinsworths outing
In a brief rural mishap Sérappington and his wife fell from a carriage during yesterday’s ride. The fall occurred away from their usual home setting, marking an unusual disruption to their routine.
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Sérappington
Pis
The Kind Sly Fly Detective Helped Catch Aviator
Mystery brief notes a clever plan by a fly detective to capture a detained aviator. Q curiosity and whimsy surface as the quirky crime tale unfolds with improbable teamwork and a humorous twist.
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