Catholics Blamed In Mexico Disorder Fights
Dispatches from Mexico report Catholic youths attacked Carras de Jl Tuente in Coahuila, killing three local congressmen and injuring others. Federal troops pursue rebel bands across multiple states while authorities deny church-led involvement and emphasize ongoing religious measure opposition.
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Reserve Banks Earnings Rise for Federal Reserve System
In Washington, the 22 federal reserve banks reported gross earnings of 47.6 million dollars for the past year, up 5 hundred thousand, while operating expenses totaled 27.36 million, a decline of 170 thousand. Capital subscriptions stood at 249.6 million and combined surpluses reached 228.8 million.
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Funeral notices and obituaries from Cedar Falls Waterloo area
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine White at Brown Funeral Home Cedar Falls with Rev G W Uncrop. She will be buried in Noveda Wis after living in Cedar Falls 16 years with 10 children and siblings listed. Also notices for Mrs Knipp and Mrs Smith with details of deaths, service times, locations, and survivors in Waterloo area.
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State Hospital of Independence
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Kate
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Lara
Waterton
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Tio
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Undefined Teavenatures Event Summary
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Tuesday night event and names like Beighk and Wednuvelay in unclear context. No concrete facts or entities beyond vague schedule hints can be derived. Unable to determine a coherent main item from the provided snippet.
Sued for Divorce Official's Wife Promises Bribe Exposure
In a Chinese divorce suit, Mrs Hyusar accuses Leohara Goodwin former US district attorney of taking a bribe of 25000 to shield narcotic smugglers and threatens further disclosures if the case continues.
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Cal
Jan
INSI
Leohara Goodwin Isluear
United States
Soiingshid
China
Hyusar
Biehty
Nike
Usar
Hat
Man at 74 Divorces Second Wife and Seeks Third
N. W. Boyd, 74, a paperhanger, was granted a divorce from his second wife yesterday and received a waiver to remarry immediately. He claimed he is planning a new marriage and has already shown interest in a potential third wife who can keep house. He also quipped about mending his own socks as proof of his independent plans.
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N. W. Boyd
Boyd
Eliza
Coolidge Hosts Breakfast With Republican Critics
President Coolidge invited a wider circle of critics to breakfast at the White House. Attendees included Senators Ashurat of Arizona, Frazier of North Dakota, Dill of Washington, Lenroot of Wisconsin, and Rep. Perkins of New Jersey, Free of California, Fitzgerald of Ohio, Winter of Wyoming, Linthicum of Maryland, Brigham of Vermont, and Johnson of Washington.
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California
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Ohio
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Wyoming
Des Moines Hearing Considers 132 Rate Changes
State board of railroad commissioners hears 132 proposed changes to the western classification, effective March 4. About 80 shippers and railroad personnel attend at the state house. twenty petitions for exceptions heard, with hearings continuing today.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Merigo Lays Court Test On New Oil Law
The court will rule on a new oil law as Merigo presents claims before a high court. Officials expect a lengthy proceeding over several months as companies challenge constitutionality and seek confirmatory judgments on permits and titles.
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Deficits Hit Both Old Parties in 92 Campaign Funds
Washington figures show the Republican National Committee and the Democratic National Committee ending the year with sizable deficits and unpaid bills. The GOP reported a deficit of 246,840.87 after expenses, with 126,000 raised late from major backers. the Democrats noted unpaid obligations totaling around 27095, despite efforts to retire debt. Major donors included New York and Pennsylvania figures, with several named contributors listed for both parties.
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Hassell Indicted for Nine Murders in Texas
Farwell, Texas January 6 The state grand jury indicted George J Hassell held in Plainview on murder charges for choking heating and shooting his wife and eight stepchildren in December The killings were admitted by Hassell and the bodies were buried in a cellar three weeks before officers found them
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Houck to Be Given Insanity Test at Walter Reed
Washington paper says Dr. Knute Houck will undergo a new psychiatric examination at Walter Reed General Hospital to assess sanity. Houck remains under technical arrest in the disappearance of his wife, Mars Houck, with a large-scale search continuing for more than two weeks.
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Old Mortgage Release by Garfield Jona ity
Mortgage release filed in 1879 proceedings at Jolneystt SOUTEY courthouse before Recorder Iain M. Raden. Document cites nature of mortgage release for Malanhi Mhinnery and wife of Johnson enui ty with indebtedness of 4700 dollars on land in cave west no hale section, shows Garfield Jona ity as resident.
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Dies When Mother Opposes Marriage Story
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Washington hearing on Tarasgarne treaty actions
Senate and subcommittee work continues on Tarasgarmne treaty with Korea amid ongoing consultations. Navy and defense staffing details surface as lawmakers press for coordinated strategy.
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Congress Debates Poisonous Alcohols and Varnish Uses
In Washington, D C the House discusses poisonous ingredients in industrial solvents as varnish makers defend denatured forms. The Prohibition drive continues as officials and industry groups clash over enforcement and policy.
Three Men Missing After Ship Explodes
A Baltimore area incident reports three men missing after a ship explosion. Rescue teams searched the waters as crews engaged in recovery operations and coordination with local authorities.
Prangs Value St Same On Onigie Dave Paris Night
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Uses Sweet Music to Calm Tempers of Wayward Girls
A Sunflower State reform setting cites Miss Lacey Ball supervising Seerly the discussing a training policy where music calms the girls. She notes music creates harmony and order, with each cottage having its own hymn. Most girls cannot read, so songs are taught by ear and sung to soothe rebellious moods.
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Marines Sent to Managua on Plea of Britain Italy
The report notes Marines dispatched to Managua at the request of Britain and Italy. Details are scarce as the committee convened privately and Kellogg indicated willingness to testify soon about the broader whale situation.
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Deadly Hurricanes Sweep Caucasus
Hurricanes sweeping the Caucasus cause widespread death and damage. Twenty four known dead and many missing amid property destruction. Winds ripped at high speeds, toppled a passenger train, and damaged oil derricks in the region.
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Colorado prison warden refuses to be suspended
Report outlines Denver flooded by a chaotic dispute as Governor defies calls to suspend Warden Tynan over alleged drunkenness insubordination and mistreatment of prisoners. Officials debate execution of orders and potential replacement by Sheriff Clifford R. Classen while a commission reviews the case.
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Ordar
Snow fighting costs pile up for midwest states
Chicago dispatch reports states like Minnesota Nebraska and Wisconsin spend large sums to keep highways open with snow fences plows and patrols. Minnesota alone budgets near 500000 for snow fighting including 1500000 feet of fence 160 plows and 600 patrolmen. Nebraska builds over 900000 miles of fence while Wisconsin uses rotary plows and centralized tactics to clear streets and highways.
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Dry feet snow meter installed at Sequoia Park
Visalia reports a dry snow meter at Alder Creek headquarters Sequoia National Park. The device records snow depth to guide farmers and water forecasts. Rangers have made several trips to gather data. Col John R White, park superintendent, oversees a giant crosscut telescopic stand at Alta Peak for precise measurements.
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McPherson Case Near Decision in Los Angeles
Los Angeles officials indicate the McPherson case remains active as White District Attorney Keyeon and top legal authorities meet with judges and advisers to determine the next legal action regarding Aimee Rams McPherson.
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Recluse Bequeaths Farm for City Park in Odd Will
Fred F. Francis, a reclusive 71 year old, leaves 50 acre farm near Kewanee to the city as a perpetual park if conditions are met. He requests a coffin of his own design and cremation. the body is to be shipped to Davenport. The museum and park would honor his home and art collections, with a janitor clause and a $50,000 estate.
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Man in Booze Car Questioned After Police Pursuit
RR J Kaderabek a 20 year old claims Fort Dodge home and denies links to nine gallons of alcohol seized in an automobile at Sixth and Sycamore. He and Dewey J Morgan of Chicago face questions after resisting capture. Morgan blames an elusive Shaffer while police pursue two suspects believed linked to a Morris Motor break in.
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Advance Guard of Legislators Begin to Look for Rooms
Des Moines reports show incoming members of the legislature quickly seeking lodging for the upcoming 30 days. L. W. Courier of Hardin county, a speaker candidate, has headquarters at Motel Savery as factions align for the vote. with 57 Republicans, 49 votes suffice for election. Jay Ti. French of Waterloo leaves for Ormond on a two day business trip to attend agency directors’ meeting planning new policies and improved sales records.
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Britain Still Resisting War Restrictions in Strangle Hold
Britain clings to wartime limits as Daily Mail campaigns to end the Defense of the Realm Act rules. Examples detail late sale hours for sponge cakes, buns, potatoes, and eyes, with banishments or allowances varying by product and time, plus shop rules for change and headache powder sales.
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Bill Hasten Action On Corn Borer Eradication
In Washington and Des Moines reports, lawmakers push a Purified corn borer eradication bill with a 10 million dollar appropriation to curb the pest. States must cooperate, regulate, and restrict seed shipments as defections spread from Ohio and Indiana toward the Midwest.
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Crystal Theatre Rebuilding Awaits Insurance OK
Insurance adjusters and Maine, in charge of rebuilding the Crystal Theatre, declared today that reconstruction will go ahead after the Monday fire last week. The building is owned by CC AL Marsh, with no definite plans yet from nearby Sibert Jewelry owner Ron Cowin.
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Youth Forgery Case Under Police Guard In Town
A youth said to be a student at State University of Town is alleged to have forged numerous checks since October. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff O T E Carrell and is expected to be arraigned today. The minimum amount obtained remains withheld pending further investigation.
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Weter Setter Found Dead in Basement
Mason City Jan Brown 0.2 meter seater was found dead Tuesday evening in the basement of A. To Briar’s home while changing a bus meter. No coroner decision announced yet. Briar states Brown attempted meter work without shutting off the power.
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