Serbians Return to Monastir Capital in Balkan War Victory
Reports from Paris Berlin and Bucharest recount Serbian troops entering Monastir on the anniversary of its capture as French, Russian and Romanian forces advance in Transylvania and along the Cerna river. The day marks a national holiday with jubilation from allied capitals and a German acknowledgment of shifting front lines.
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Monastir
French War Office
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Telegtaph
Nedic
Army of the Orient
Cerin
Balerian
Tres Eiadhty
Saloniki
Cerna
Bertin War Office
Wethertaan Rt
Grutestiee
Paris
Petratrad
Tessits
Virvu
Hughes Wins Minnesota Vote by Narrow Margin
St Paul reports official returns show Charles Hughes leading Minnesota by 396 votes with Hughes 79, A79, S63, Logan 179,157 in statewide tallies. Governor J A A Burnquist reelected with 445,852. Christine Diemer described as deceased by own action, with disowned background and murder details noted.
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Nass
Charles Hughes
Minnesota
Hughes
Walson
J A A Burnquist
Bevernar
Yulee Hughey
Numerous Iowa incidents and figures spanning births deaths crime and economy
A long OCR list reports diverse Iowa items including Luther Allen a 14 year old from Des Moines dying of infantile paralysis and various deaths injuries and accidents. It notes Cornell students donating 9140 for prison relief, town projects like a new mall building at Mion college, and widespread economic activity from building permits to wage changes and farm auctions. It mentions outbreaks, hunting licenses, state institutions funding, and political events with numerous named towns and people.
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Luther Allen
Des Moines
Cornell
Rarape Feo
HO von Patten
Town Cite
Kklmer Wilbur
Shena
John Rastaw
Piereer Grocer
Eddyville
Mre
Pierce Baker
Man Tire
Seth
Lavared
Streep
Center
Sidney
Cl A & N
Cogean
Howe
Anna Hulenberg
Sioux City
State Board of Control
Slanlana
Jacobs
Letts
Burlington
Ruth Ida Guenther
Katharine Stanton
Robert
Executive Council
St Madison
Trower
Lt Madison
Weragipane
Taunidine
Alfred Wolf Tiew Malvern
Conttperstal Association
Cetterville
Oto
Tidiubers
Buard
Ttt
Triftienes
Hinetuet Willie Bevec
Center Ville
Shenandoah
Wileau
J. W. Cox
Founi
Oscar Lawilson
Coluissivs House
Cuodar Hapids
Bua Cunatrictur
Tropics
Buvze
Outline of federal land banks and joint stock banks act
The act creates twelve federal land banks, one per district, to lend on farm lands with mortgages for 100 to 10,000 dollars, through farm loan associations. Loans limited to 50 percent of land value and 20 percent of insured improvements. term up to 40 years with amortization. Borrowers become stockholders. profits shared. Also authorizes joint stock land banks under farm loan board supervision, with no government ownership, lending any amount within 50/20 constraints, at rates up to 7 percent and no unapproved fees.
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Furus Town Board
Cavatry
Federal
Farm Loan Board
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