Des Moines Plans School Gardens And Separate Class For Unruly Boys
Des Moines School Board approves individual garden plots for students at Nive, Douglas and Jefferson schools, with two acres bought near Jefferson for agriculture. A separate class for incorrigible boys will open in the Garfield building, led by a specialist in unruly youth, marking the city’s first such program.
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End of Sulzer Trial Highlights Defense Failure
The New York impeachment trial ends with William Sulzer signaling the respondent rests as accusers and defenders fail to present a personal defense. Prosecutors and witnesses linked him to malpractices, perjury, and stock gambling. Sulzer reportedly did not appear in person to avoid shielding himself behind his wife, amid Wall Street dealings.
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Nome Fire Destroys Pacific Cold Storage Plant
Nome Alaska October 9 a fierce fire swept through the city after a damaging storm. The blaze struck the Pacific Cold Storage plant a key meat supply source for winter. Front Street lay in wreckage as seas erode homes and stores with hundreds left homeless and efforts focused on salvage.
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Sixteen Hurt in Wreck Near Winsboro La
A passenger train of the New Orleans and Southwestern railroad plunged down a 20 foot embankment near Winsboro Louisiana. Sixteen were injured and five were fatally hurt when two coaches were smashed in the wreck.
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Aviator Beaghey Exonerated in Hip Greth Case
A coroner’s jury in Hammondsport exonerated aviator Lincoln Beaghey of responsibility for the death of Miss Ruth Hip Greth of New York. The ruling absolves Beaghey of blame in the fatal incident linked to his message delivery.
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Champ Clark Hurt on Train in Pittsburgh Yard
Champ Clark, speaker of the House, was badly bruised in a severe bump in the Pittsburgh yard. He returned to Washington on Thursday with injuries not deemed serious.
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Boston bankers conference sparks debate on currency bill
The article reports Senate reactions to a Boston bankers conference criticism of the currency measure. Senators Owen Overman and Thomas call it an organized conspiracy to misrepresent the president and delay or defeat the bill. The president views the attacks as sincere but not reflecting public sentiment. A tornado near Severn causes damage and casualties in Maryland.
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Senator Foot Threatened by Blood Poisoning in South Bend
Shively of South Bend, a U. S. senator candidate with a history of two toe amputations from infection, now faces possible blood poisoning in the same foot after an illness dated October 11 in Indiana reporting.
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Gride-to-Be Killed In Auto Cincinnati Ont 11-Mike Brlahy Kelly
Twenty two year old Mike Brlahy Kelly of Lexington Kentucky killed in auto accident near Cincinnati Ontario. Two others injured in the crash as rescue units responded. Authorities investigating cause and identities of other occupants.
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Mexican Refugees Hit by Smallpox Panic at Eagle Pass
Reports say 10000 Mexican refugees at Eagle Pass Texas face smallpox outbreaks and are being segregated. Doctors and nurses are rushed to the scene as immigration inspectors widen precautions. A second bulk report from Monterey cites rebel activity and fears of military action amid unrest in the region.
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Fragmented OCR Tale of Royal Events and Names
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Village Struggles End With Gory Destruction and Death
Riot police and a large deputy force arrived after an urban disturbance near Jollette, saving part of the population. John Winfeld, a tall resident, attacked Louis Hannon in a garage with a rail tie and was killed while attempting to resist.
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Smith Wing Decisive Over Ogil Mor Ty in Madison Square
New York October 11 Gunboat Yunth defeated Oklahoma white hope Ogil Mor Ty by decision in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden. Bath led the judges in a tout.
Huerta arrests deputies after defiance amid Mexico row
In Mexico City President Huerta orders troops to seize deputies who backed a resolution demanding an investigation into the disappearance of Senator Dominguez. Troops occupy the chamber and guard prisoners as a commission seeks a settlement amid threats to withdraw the session.
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Adolphus Busch Dies at Langen Schwalbach Castle
Adolphus Busch, president of the Anheuser Busch Brewing Association, died Friday at his castle in Langen Schwalbach Prussia. A cablegram from his son August A Busch to his grandson Adolphus III announced the death. The fortune is estimated at 660000000. Busch had retired from public life in recent years and was reported peacefully dying after family members traveled to his Rhine castle.
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McNamara and James McNamara Highlight Family Strife
Fragmentary OCR notes show McNamara and James McNamara involved in a family dispute with references to Tein the Jute brother and a possible improvement in conditions. Details are unclear due to unreadable text.
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