Warships to Observe Nicaragua War tensions grow
Washington debates if the United States and Mexico will clash over Central American policy. President Coolidge and Kellogg push a cautious stance while Senator Borah and others condemn any intervention in Nicaragua and warn against provoking Mexico. Debate centers on U S force, recognition of conservatives, and potential risk to American property in Mexico amid rising tensions.
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Washington, D. Th
Jan. S
Pii
Stites Conussets
Mexico
United States
Peyalations
Ead
Coolidge
Sucreiacy
Kellogg
America
API
Nicaragua
Reatme
Congressionaal
Borah
Ottiehis Tink
Trighten
Tolel
Prehke
Onmekus Sa
Mio
Euler
Caolidse
Nicayegua
Aida
Nicaragus
Central America
Iar
Olgec
Borah Ag Untruc
Senate
Wheeler
State Department
Department
Washington
D. G
Huddleston
Faisa
Aya
Mabamyy
Leb
Bostow
Wwe
Elf
Army
Carter Selected by Republican Caucus for Speakership
A report from the state legislature notes that the Republican caucus chose Carter as speakership candidate after the death of Charles Harvey-Scott prevented him from assuming office. Atty Gen Ben Gibson ruled Rice may hold over until the House reviews membership. Denning shepherds plan to muster support for a special election in Appanoose County next week.
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Charles Harvey - Scott
Ben Gibson
Rice
House of Representatives
Denning Shecerd
Appanoose
Specifications Against Fireman to Be Filed Today
Specifications of charges for dismissing Ross Baldwin from the fire department will be filed today by City Attorney W. O Jensen. Charges include miscontact, insubordination, disobedience of the chief, and neglect of duty during a suspension period. A public exam on the charges is anticipated.
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Ross Baldwin
Fro
W. OP
Jensen
Olive Johnsoun Faces Hurdles as Linn County Clerk
In Cedar Rapids, Olive Johnsoun, the first woman to hold Linn County District Court clerkship, encounters opposition in her initial week. The board balks at appointing a fourth deputy, and staff changes continue as resignations and jealousies surface amid office upheaval, complicating her start.
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Olive
Cedar Rapids
Olive Johnsoun
Linn County
Temperature Forecast Fragments Highlight Weekend Brief
Fragmentary notes mention maximum temperatures for Friday and Saturday with unclear details. Readable items reference Patty and Balleine and a 3 pm marker, but the full forecast is obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minti
Day's News Illustrated Report on Notable Incidents
Incomplete text mentions Kermit Rockevell and a left thumb removal after a pasdion Mira incident from years ago. Also notes Duke of Connaugh aged 75 associated with Rivie Prof Gaetano Salvenini's exile from Tiny i un ugli-Paseist seeking refuge in New York. Representative Joby Q. Wiser from Connecticut involved in a compromise between President Woolidge and Congress over navy size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Rockevell
Duke of Connaugh
Gaetano Salvenini
New York
Joby Q. Wiser
Tomnectictt
Ougdit Jy
Woolidge
Congress
Retired Banker to Wed Chambermaid for His Fourth Wife
New York reports 76 year old Sir Sed Alla of the New York Stock Exchange plans to marry a 43 year old chambermaid Miss Sehlers Aunt Mary Suites as his fourth wife. The ceremony is planned at Winchester manor with details of the engagement and the bride’s background provided by the World.
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New York
Frank W. Sagin
New York Stock Exchange
Mary Suites
Royal Mission
Port Chaster
Winchester
Bar 1
Ucense
Lim
Needei
Savin
Sarah Monroe Treadwell
Hamilton West
Lexen
Prince of Wales Sprains Wrist After Horse Stumble
The Prince of Wales nursed a sprained wrist after his horse tumbled at a hazardous jump near Melton Mowbray yesterday. He sprang clear as the horse fell and then remounted to finish the course.
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London
Jan
Prince of Wales
Melton Mowbray
FARM FIRES TAKE 150 MILLION OUT OF FARM POCKETS
An analysis warns annual farm fires cost U S farmers about 150 million dollars, destroying hundreds of barns and vast lumber while damaging crops and increasing farm risk. Experts estimate millions in losses from pests, weather, and equipment damage, urging better safety and prevention measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dhardar
Tire
Rite
United States
Kaci Kirby
Wichita
Kansius
Hunter
Amerjuny
Kile
Unsure text fragment about sheriff and holdups in unclear locale
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sheriff and holdups with garbled names and places. The readable bits suggest a local crime note, but many words are unreadable, making specifics uncertain. No clear event, date, or entities can be confidently identified.
Rivers Harbors Bill Sent to Conference
The House voted to send the rivers and harbors bill to conference with the Senate to adjust differences. Leaders expect an agreement on the bill’s provisions as negotiations proceed.
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Alan
Vadiev
Hasan
Naval bill sails to Senate shorn of cruisers
The $424,006,000 naval supply bill advances to the Senate after House passage amid fierce debate. An amendment by Rep Edwards to fund three new Vecht cruisers was defeated, as leaders from both parties resisted funding beyond the president’s recommendations and kept the Shenandoah dirigible fund intact. The House rejected additional authorizations and narrowly approved the bill by 185 to 163.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Edwards
New Jersey
Coolidge
Tilson
Longworth
Burton
Ohio
French
Idaho
Panama Angers Over Proposed U S Canal Treaty
Panamanian opposition grows as opponents denounce the Panaman American treaty. Government bars mass meetings and delays committee reports. Dr Hatimodio Arias notes perceived injustice and predicts varied congressional action, while treaty provisions grant U S free transit and control over radio, cable, aviation, and key canal stations.
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Panama
Hatimodio Arias
Panathen
League of Nations
Rotary Club
Congress of
New York actress Mae Murray vows legal action over nose surgery report
Mae Murray, the link actress, denounces a Cincinnati report claiming a plastic surgeon altered her nose. She says her reputation remains unchanged and warns of suing the man who allegedly operated for a million dollars. She plans to see her lawyers immediately.
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New York
Alwys
Mae Murray
Hera Totes
Cinclnveti
Tim
County Tax Collectors Strike Over Pay Cut
In Noviula Iowa March 8 the Story county tax collection force walked off the job as taxpayers cheered. The county board of supervisors had slashed fees for county collectors from 50 to 75 cents and township collectors from 1 to 70 cents, prompting the action.
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Noviula
Story County
Emke
O. WR
Salem
County Board of Supervisors
Inaugural Plans For Gen Hammill Governorship
Des Moines reports Adjutant General Louis Lasher announced inaugural events for Gov Mamill and Lt Gov Kimball. Oath at 2 pm in the house chamber with a joint session and band at 1 pm followed by a public gallery opening and a formal reception in the executive parlor. A later rotunda dancing event and decorated executive chambers are planned.
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Des Moines
INS
Detnila
John Mammitl
Brittany Clem
Kimball
Council Bluffs
Louis G. Lisher
Renate
House
Supreme Court
Leutenant
B. 3. Carrol
George W. Clark
WT. Harding
N. EF
Kendall
Gusher
North Carolina family sets state record for size
Dr and Mrs W N Alley Travis head a Newton family on a 44 acre farm east of town. Once Roosevelt praised them for large brood. now 18 children fill the home with 12 boys and 6 girls, ages from baby to 24, including two married pairs. The couple has 18 living children from 21 years of marriage.
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Newton
N.C
North Carolina
Catawba Courly
Birs
Alley Travis
Roosevelt
Travis
Chile
Abn
Hoye
Lean Salvagers Cash In From Lead Slag Riches
Joplin men R. M. Claris and Amos Hatton, long-time operators in the Tri State district, earned a net profit of 100000 in three years salvaging lead from Eagle Picher slag dumps. They built a small Joplin style concentrator, sold their tailing mill for 45060, and pioneered operations near Cardin Oklahoma and Commerca, Oklahoma.
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Joplin
R. M. Claris
Amos Hatton
Webb City
TriState
Camnans
Clark and Batton
Eagle- Imchor
Clark and Tatton
Staten Land
Cardin
Okla
Archia Butler
Watton
Hea
Emma Garden
Miamal
Commerca
Okina
Hattonville
Nicaragua Rebels Claim Decisive Victory and Moves
Managua reports rebels occupy Nandaime near Granada and threaten Granada. government seeks neutral Rama zone for American interests. Mexico City cables claim Libera ls' victory at Las Geretas near Corinto with prisoners, rifles, machine guns and ammunition captured. Gen Noguera Gomez of Diaz forces reportedly fled. Washington says peace moves may occur. US mediation possible to end civil war. Galveston steamer moves between Corinto Salinas Bay amid bandit activity reports and gun runner notices.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Nandaime
Granada
Rama
Mexico City
Lag Grietis i
Diaz Bof
Savisa
Washington, D. C
INS
Diaz
Sacasa
Swensa
San Juan del Sur
Van
United States
Galveston
Corinto
Salinas Bay
Fonseca Vay
Washington
WARDEN HAGITUAL DRUNKARD file charged by Morley official
Gov Morley charges Thomas J Tynan warden of the state penitentiary with habitual drunkenness obscene language violence neglect of prisoners and misusing state funds. Allegations include payroll diversion and refusing governor pardons talks. A 16 day suspension was issued and Tynan ignored it. Other items note hospital and heart inflammation updates and marriage licenses.
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Denver
Cola
CG. S. Morley
Thomas J.tynan
State Penitentiary
William Lambert
Civil Service
Tynan
Canon City
Ftrom
Morley
Inaugural Ball Wraps Fund Planned by Iowa State
Adjutant General Louis G Lasher announces wrap custody arrangements for the upcoming inaugural ball in Des Moines. The plan includes a separate appropriation for wraps but states the state will not be responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged property.
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Des’ Moines
Jan’ ‘S
Ins
Adjt
Louis G. “Luister
Eare
Lasher
Foxes distributed to North Dakota claimants in court ruling
Town and North Dakota residents who bought foxes from John Randolph Calhoun will share foxes valued at 1000 each, now under receiver Guy Edwards. Judge Wend orders distribution by drawing, with 21 mated pairs, 6 unminted adults, 26 pups among the assets of John F. Simpson Co Inc four miles south of Waterloo.
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Wenly-Ons
Town
North Dakota
John Randolph
Calhoun
G. W. Wood
John F. Shmpson Co., Inc
Waterloo
Guy Edwards
Simpson Comppany
Wend
H. T Wagner
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Simpson Company
Offica Calhoun
Unst
Albin Bales
Tean
George Edwin Miller
Srategy
Bales
Miller
Fred Frost
Robert Brown
Devers Lake
N. D
Fred Aronson
Doyon
William Allert
W. EL Martin
McGregor
C. P. Bement
W. Zebert
M. HL Wellmin
Wishmian
Predersten
T. J. Reep
Wiliam Frith
Doyon J
Louis Marting
Walker Danieta
Nick Smodepaard
O. B. Sorenson
John Prisca
Dayon
M. EB. Hall
Ck Dr. Crosty
Eustern Ranches
Grief Turns Farmer to Remarkable Textile Hobby
Jed Albert Van Crnum of Weyauwega Wisconsin developed an extraordinary hobby after his wife died on their thirteenth anniversary six years ago. He crafts quilts rugs pillow tops and paintings from his late wife’s silk and satin garments and his daughter's clothing, dedicating time to loom and needlework for Torelle his young daughter who has become his helper and inspiration. The crafts include 409 rugs completed over three years as he balances farming and parenthood.
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Weyauwegn
Wis
Jed Albert van Crnum
Mro van Ornum
Luelle
Lyele
Keen
Achaol
Thaiva
van Orning
Torelle
Senator charges US edging toward war in Nicaragua
U S senators heatedly debated U S actions in Nicaragua accusing officials of stirring war and oil interests driving policy. Huddleston warned of anti American sentiment and possible conflict with Mexico, while Curtis urged Kellogg appearance before committee and Wheeler cited Hearst endorsement of the administration.
Texas officers held for killing of five Mexicans
Raymondville Texas January report says officers were held on murder and accessory charges after five Mexican nationals were killed in a brush country roundup tied to Willacy County Sheriff Raymond Telier deputy Frank Brand and jailer Artura Flores. The Mexican consul cites two victims as Mexican nationals. An earlier probe failed to find evidence the dead were Mexican nationals. Manuel Gonzales San Antonio appointed to lead a Mexican government inquiry confirming two victims were Mexican subjects.
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Raymondville
Tex
Texas
Thomas Nunez
Brush Country
Raymond ‘Telier
Wither County
Frank Brand
Artuca Flores
Mra. Nunez
Mexico
Isa Antonio
Nunez
Willacy ¢ County
Brush
Gay. Minita“. Forcusoh
Alensandro P. Carrillo
Manuel © ¢. Gonzales
San Antonio
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance In Force At $11 308 860
Trea?y secretary Mrs Tressie King reported to members at the annual meeting of Black Hawk County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. on the district court progress. The report covered 1928 business, expirations, and reserves with figures indicating steady holdings and government aid considerations.
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Farmers’ Mutual
Tha
Black Hawk County Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Hart
Tressie King
Uhig
Im Tha District Courtevont
Aimuec BP
Miasy Tr
Lowes
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