Des Moines Trial Ledger Highlights Prostitution Case and Indictments
A Des Moines court reports on Hubbell leasing houses on Cherry Street for immoral acts. The grand jury returns six allotments and ongoing appeals to the supreme court. Separate cases involve anti vice statutes and subcompact law challenges. Appeals loom in soldiers preference and insurance rate investigations.
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Supreme Court
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al Howell
Ham Skinner
Laose
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A. If. McVey
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Bean
George C. Newmad
Secre Ray
Des Moines ‘Underwriters Association
Rot
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Clarkson
Cuba Provisional Government Restored Under U S
The proclamation establishes a provisional Cuban government under United States authority to restore order and protect life and property. It maintains Cuban executive, judicial, and municipal structures until a permanent government is formed, with the aim of peace and confidence. The move follows President Palma’s calls and Yankee protection, signaling a new phase in Cuba’s governance.
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Carley
Roleg
Pee
Wales
Biota
Political Turmoil and Governor Taft’s Provisional Plans
The article reports U S actions in Cuba and the Caribbean, noting Governor Taft's push for a provisional government led by Winthrop of Porto Rico. It mentions events around insurgents, mediations, and the need to restore order, with references to Secretary Bacon and pending matters in Havana.
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Troops Reach Guba Next Saturday
American forces move toward Cuba as expeditionary troops prepare for Guba dispatch. Advices say actions are quiet at Guba with plans to land at Havana next Saturday. Roosevelt orders preparations for sending expeditionary forces, with early troops to Havana and protection for life and property amid potential threats.
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Roosevelt
Storm Toll Linked to Mobile Bay Disaster
A coastal storm far from the city caused widespread loss with hundreds feared dead. Officials cite ships and barges crippled, property damaged, and a large toll along Mobile Bay and surrounding harbors. Casualties are uncertain but expected to rise as reports come in from nearby towns.
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Pensacola Disaster Aftermath and Varying Losses
Terrible scene in Pensacola as reports say twenty to twenty five dead and many injured. Homes, vessels and wreckage blanket ten miles west of the city with survivors clinging to wreckage for hours. Rescue parties struggle to restore order amid ongoing devastation and homelessness.
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Escambia
Bridge
Drowned Men In New Orleans Port Disaster Report
A flood of misread text reports a drowning near New Orleans on September 20 with property damage over $1,000. The wreck is tied to a hurricane that affected the Mississippi area. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate ship debris and ongoing rescue chatter from Abin falach and Horniphindy.
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Abin Falach
Dat
Horniphindy
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Publishers and Railroads Clash Over Advertising Transportation Rates
A historic letter argues against a proposed rule affecting newspaper advertising costs and rail transport charges. It contends that applying new rate laws would harm publishers while claiming the public interest favors free press growth and equitable freight practices. The author accuses officials and lawmakers of misreading the law and maintains the commission should not force a ruling that would disrupt advertising.
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Commie Elon
Congress
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New York Republican Leader Nominated for Governor
The New York Republican state convention met at Saratoga and nominated a candidate for governor after adopting a platform and adjourned. Charles J. Wagher, linked to an investigations committee, was named to a prominent post, while Samuel Tully of Greene County gained the presidential clear favor.
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New York County
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Fees
Two BWitehien Killed in Indianapolis Train Yard Incident
Thames Reed and Herbert Goldridge, both awitehinen lamploved, were killed in an accident at the Big Four railroad yards in Brightwood. The report notes the incident occurred in Indianapolis with limited official details available.
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Ind
Thames B. Reed
Sid Herbert Goldridge
Brightwood
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Awit Sabirg
Mine Shaft Fire Report Opens Inquiry
A garbled field report notes a mine shaft blaze with unclear details. The fragment mentions a person named Dizon and references Buk and Bangs with a rough monetary figure. investigators have not clarified the incident's date or location.
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