City Detective McSweeney Suspended Over Raid Dispute
Chief Leighton suspended Warren J. F. McSweeney after a dispute regarding a search warrant raid on a club Saturday evening. McSweeney contests the charge of profane language and says he acted under lawful orders. a hearing is set before the police commissioners with McSweeney rotating counsel.
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J. F. McSweeney
Randurt
McSweeney O
Leighton
Tony A. Jerner
The
Vonsioners
McSweenes Innis
Roons
McSweeney
Morris
Peek
Knapp
Asaletant
McCoy
Mar Tin
Police Department
Servie
Deats
ABO
Russian Monk Is Stabbed by Woman
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports monk Gregory Rasputin was stabbed in the abdomen by a stranger in Pokrovsky Siberia. The assailant confessed seeking the opportunity to strike a great prophet, and doctors fear the wound may be fatal.
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St. Petersburg
Neraila
Gregory Rasputin
Rasputin
Russia
Pokrovsky
Tobolsk
Siberia
Ted
Wasi
Grocery Store Change of Ownership at Aislette Street
The store at Aislette Street owned by J. H. Koeneke will be disposed of to L. A. Lietel and Ben R. Bauske who will take immediate possession and run the business as usual. Both new proprietors bring mercantile experience and have resided in the city for years. Mr. Ba the Vienna runs a bakery and Mr. L recently joined the company. Rueneke will retire from active duty owing to ill health.
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Aisette Street
J. H. Koeneke
L. A. Lietel
Ben RK. Bauske
Iakel
Rontime
Iam
Neas
Vienna
Akery
Waterloo
Wompany
Noubce
Rueneke
Coppotalin Wer Migon for the M 3 Sitmen Co
In Chicago W Andergow presides as president while a 1000 FF stake is noted for the M 3 Sitmen Company. The fragmentary text records corporate leadership and investment details without clear context or full names.
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M 3
Sitmen’ Co
Ftabot
Chicago
W. Andergow Fe
Escaped Convict Captured After Year on the Run
Harry Green Wilson, Civil War veteran and former inmate at the state soldiers home, escaped from Arkansas penitentiary in 1842 with accomplice Slim Mee. Betrayed by a comrade, Wilson was arrested in town Saturday night, ending a long fugitive ordeal linked to his son-in-law Allen Menard Wilson.
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Manvine
Harry Green Wilson
Quincy
Conrade
Madis
Ideu
Slim' Mee
Arkansas Penitentiany
Lang Ton Fener
Allen Menard Wilson
Woson
Bench Place Names and Supreme Court Nomination Mentions
Fragmented OCR notes discuss bench place nominations and potential Supreme Court picks. Mentions Wilson Taft and McReynolds influence, with names like Gregory of Chicago and Shields in consideration. Rumors link Tennessee officials and political figures to a forthcoming appointment.
Baltimore Island Dry Cure Ends In Debris Ordeals
A local charity experiment on Poote's Island in the Chesapeake Bay leaves a marooned man named Reinhardt, dubbed "Shorty-in-the-Dump," trying to reform through work and sobriety. After more than a year of backsliding and with Peaches Island dry, his attempts stumble as boats are scarce and temptation looms, amid a troubled effort to curb alcohol.
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Baltimore
Poote
Peaches Island
Hopepet President Heavy Wind and Rain In Iowa
The report details a storm passing Grundy and Butler counties with heavy winds and rainfall. Structures and crop damage are noted including flattened oats and twisted stalks. Officials in Hopepet and nearby areas discuss the event and weather conditions.
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Raen
Leeper
Woo Leland
Stemile
Grundy
Grundy Center
Explosive aboard ship shocks Shanghai harbor
Fragmented OCR text reports an explosion aboard a vessel near Shanghai with casualties among crew and passengers. Names and details are garbled, but indicate a maritime incident with injuries and ongoing confusion about the event's scope. Authorities and local reports are referenced.
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Tragic Gun Accident Kills Harvey Tillotson at Farm House
Harvey Tillotson, 16, was killed instantly when a playmate fired a gun during a kids’ game at a farm near Fredericksburg. The weapon discharged, tearing through the room as youths, ages three years apart, courted danger. Neighbors describe the Tillotsons as well known, with a family of five children and a newborn babe.
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Fredericksbuege
Jaduly
White
Harvey Tillotson
Harvey Tilosom
Trim
Pil Jetson
Phes
Dasth
Tillotson
Body Recovered After Drowning Near Gilbertville
The body of Edward Gord Wie was found in the Cedar River two miles north of Gilbertville, one week after the drowning. The corpse was in a decomposed state, discovered by Stoney Tuvintan near the riverbank five miles downstream. J F Hileman transported the remains to Gilman Morality. funeral arrangements were set for tomorrow at the United and Cindi chapel on Mulberry Street, with Rev. T. d. Puller officiating.
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Edward Gord
Cedar River
Gilbertville
Tiv'elock
Stoney Tuvintan
Rir
F. Hileman
Waterloo
Uileman Oo
Gindtimorguy
Tomorreay
Utena & Cindi
Mulberry Street
T. d. Puller
Free Methodist Ohare
Waterboo Club Crippled by Illnesses in Early Meet
Mata Andrews faces Marshall Town early while Frank Ashland and Peri Blanner miss games due to sickness and injury. Magiaser Avadtews hints at an antidote as the lineup alters. Chief Curis of Mancentitne was updated by Mumier Hoxie about possible changes.
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Mata Andrews
Marshall Towi
Frank Ashland
Peri Blanner
Magiaser
Ero
Mumier Hoxie
Wali
Uncertain Forces Threaten Provincial Government
Fragmentary OCR notes report General Rubata issuing orders amid turmoil in London and Mexico related to a provincial presidency and alleged troop actions. The garbled text mentions a destruction event and an extraction by forces, with unclear actors and dates.
Fragmentary Political Statement From The East
A degraded OCR fragment reports a political statement issued last night involving a named group and references to votes and a candidate. It mentions Marjenie Harin of the Ayes Varnes and a last night issuance, with unclear dates or locations.
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Marjenie Harin
Faction Fears Prompt Powder Keg Alert in London
Disturbances flare as Orangemen plan celebrations for the Boyne battle. Cannons and explosions threaten a Catholic residence while marionists and nationalists mobilize. Two anti mobile troops arrive in the city and rifles are aimed at entrances, heightening tensions amid conflicting loyalties.
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Trelansl
Daly
Nationalise Voluneers
Vittos
Ough
Reland
Anveren
Leiting
CHR CUUSHTETE KORE ON OST HOCES ATHILETS
Fragmented OCR notes mention a person named Peter at New Weloa Te eraeer and Mrs HE 7 McMurray of Ligonier amid unclear details of shelters and a public notice.
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New Weloa Te Eraeer
McMurray of
Ligonier
Cere Ohelters Ag
Prosecutor Offers Alternate Theory in Garman Case
District Attorney Smith reveals a new theory contradicting Dr Cartan’s view that the murderer planned to kill his patient. The DA’s position suggests Mrs Bailey’s nurse could not have seen the killer, while a narrow angle from within the room implies the shooter known to those inside. A grand jury may indict Mrs Carman for the crime by week’s end.
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Preoport
Tewestlfotlen
Tverder
Louie Batley
Bewia Curia
Smith
Cartan
Adart
Jia
Matley
Halley
Gertiefie
Carmi
Mes Bailey
Henry T. Semmler May Get Freedom
Henry T. Semmler, held in jail for weeks, could be freed on bond as County Attorney McCoy notes a possible $1000 bond or even $4000. Two brothers from Wigginsville Meo arrived in the city to arrange a bond interview. their plans remained uncertain as of this afternoon.
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Senintler
Royal Creme Western Freighty
Semunder
Aeting
McCoy
Pep Che
Man Arrested for Furs Theft in Russell Lamson Fire Area
Nicholson of 115 Linden Street was arrested Saturday on charges of stealing furs valued at 200 from the Russell Lamson building, destroyed by last winter's fire. The arrest was made by Constable Frank Gratiano and sworn before Justice Mary E. Tullar. a hearing is set for Tuesday afternoon. Also reports a fatal student duel in Marburg Germany, and Miss Ferny Way leaves for South Bend Indiana with a Chicago stop en route.
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Nicholson
Linden Stref
Russell- Lamson
Frank Grat
Ana Wwatrank
Marry EL Tullar
Michelson
Justice Tullar
Fight at Yaqui river yacht siege in Santo Domingo
A lone yachtsman recounts repelling a nighttime raid by a black crew near the Yaqui river mouth in Santo Domingo. After detaching part of his crew to a supposed dance, attackers closed in on the yacht, he and Erickson fired, tossed grenades, and ordered retreat downriver as dawn broke and they fled the island.
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Haid
Tron
Amaul
Erickson
Howel
Olen
Secarcely
Coast Lawyer Enters Senate Race in California
Samuel M. Shortridge of San Francisco joins the U S Senate contest opposing Francie J. Heney. Heney seeks the Progressive nomination while Shortridge aims for the Republican ticket. A prominent Pacific coast attorney and eloquent speaker, this marks his first bid for political office.
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Samuel M. Shortridge
San Francisco
United States
California
Francie J. Heney
Heney
Shortridge
Pacific Coast
Balloons in elimination race heard from all eight entrants
St Louis July 13. The balloon San Francisco 1915 landed 11 miles southeast of McLeansboro Illinois at 1 o clock Sunday morning. The eight balloons that sailed from here last Saturday afternoon have been heard from. Gap Offyear won the elimination to select the third American entrant for the international race starting next October from Kansas City. The two other entrants were R. H. Upson of Akron Ohio and G. H. Honeywell of St. Louis.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
McLeansboro
Ill
E. S. Cole
Kansas City
Constance
R, H, Upson
Akron
Honeywell
Honor for S. J. Hall as Eminent Commander candidate
Samuel J. Hall of this city is considered likely to receive the office of Eminent Commander of the Iowa Knights Templar at the state encampment opening in Spirit Lake tomorrow. Hall and other Ascalon Commandery members have traveled to Spirit Lake for the meeting. The Tem plars hold large property at the lake and conduct annual meetings there.
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Samuel J. Hall
Iowa
Opening of the clubrooms invites members today
Secretary Van Vieck of the Board of Trade sent invitations for the opening of the clubrooms. Wednesday features a ladies’ afternoon with refreshments and light fare, while the evening program includes a men’s smoke and further plans for Chicagofying Waterloo. The Courier’s classified ads are noted as profitable.
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van Vieck
Board of Trade
Real Estate and various wants listed in Linden ad section
Classified notices include real estate on Lafayette Street Linden, trades offered for a Ford touring car, general homes work, stage listed items, delivery jobs, lost item reward, farm coat request near Wa, furnished rental for four modern housekeeping rooms with bath, and a competent maid for general housework. contact details: Red phones and a Courier address.
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Lafayettee Street
Linden Addition
West First Street
Willer
M. Marchier
Sycamore St
J. G
Wawero
Railroads Ready for Dress Parade in Iowa
Des Moines July 13 Special reports Iowa railroad companies began their annual dress parade before the state executive council acting as an assessing board. Gov Clarke is healthy this year as railroads contest the previous year's method of valuing property with net earnings and 68 percent operation cost. The council will consider gross and net earnings, equipment, stock market values, and territory, with protests expected from Northwestern Great Western Illinois Central and others.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Executive Council
Gov. Clarke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Towa
Northwestern
Great Western
United ‘States
Illinois Central
Three Kinds Professor at Agricultural School
Indianapolis Star reports on farming types taught at the agricultural school with mentions of extensine, intensive and pre intensive systems. Fragmentary lines reference an admirer of world empresses and a fifty trial by John Morler.
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Indianapolis Star
John Morler
Wanted Full Credit Magistrate Evidence and Defense
The fragment references a court scene where a kettle is thrown at a husband. The exchange suggests stronger evidence and a heated confrontation, with unclear names or places due to garbled OCR. The item reads as a brief courtroom screed or dramatic line from a transcript.
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Bering of
Warren
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Warn
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Tie Deagh
Borin
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Diatiaia
Wisconsin
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Tanne
Tle Place
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Tennessee
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Frederick Lettmem
Washington
Taft
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Hopepet
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Ueids
Idene
Wiley Tadiy
Paddy Warbars
Ana Tomes Denes
Tetasad Resimve
Pete Haroany
Mr Wilsenm
Breast Hills
Hinese
Shanghai
Chima
Khles Weee
Heatans
Melvin Diphager
Pesterthi
Seuly
London
Villotson
Vietim
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Tuam
Patt Eerand
Waterboo Club
Rubata
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Liieria
Wim Toe
Pears Pom TS
Bate Cio
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Alo
NEW York Stock
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Island
Americana Stretton
Alchison
Cape
New York
Garman
Henry T. Semmler
Marburg
Germany
Ferny Way
South Bend
Ind
Waterloo Evening Courier
Heporter
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Want
Senate
S. J. Hall
Sir Knights
Kate
E. J. Wenner
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