Rejected lover shoots bride after week of marriage
Hopkinton Iowa July 16 A rejected suitor George DeLarre 44 steps from the bushes and fires at a buggy returning couple Jack Allen and his wife 17 who had wed a week ago The shot hits Mrs Allen in the right side and she dies fifteen minutes later DeLarre flees as a posse and bloodhounds search the area The couple had wed recently and DeLarre was previously a suitor then sailor and horse trader.
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Hopkinton
Jack Allen
George de Larre
Celaya
Jesus Urueta
Joxe
Nerta Lok
United States
Sramarnt
Franceseen Cyrbajalci
C Chamber
Musque Blanes
FE Pais
Carranza Likely to Continue Campaign Plan in Mexico
Monterey reports Carranza likely to press the constitutionalist movement toward Mexico City after Huerta's resignation. A Carranza official said no change in attitude is expected unless unconditional surrender occurs. In Chicago a wage settlement move began with 55,000 railroad engine men and firemen.
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Carranza
Monterey
Mex
Laredo
Tex
Huerta
Mexico City
Chicago
Conference Committee of the
Man with steel backbone enables walking after surgery
Frank Harrington of Vestal near Binghampton underwent a pioneering operation that replaced twenty crushed vertebrae with a jointed steel tube shaped like the spine. The device, fitted to align nerves, allows leg movement and raises hopes he will walk again.
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Binghampton
Frank Hartington
Vestal
Here
Harrington
Wilson
W. H. Wilson
R. O. Crozier
Huttington
Battle Between a Snake and a Mother Rabbit Ends in Death
Willan Roesner of this city witnessed a six foot snake fight a mother rabbit on a country road. The rabbit attacked repeatedly, was squeezed to death in the snake’s coils, and the hunter killed the snake with a club. He found a nest of young rabbits and says the mother died protecting them. The scene was described as the fiercest animal battle he ever saw.
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Baling
Kun
Willan Roesner
Roesner
State of Iowa seeks to carry its own workers insurance
Iowa through the executive center applies to the industrial commissioner for the privilege of carrying its own workers compensation. The petition frames solvency by referring to fertile lands and vast crops, stating assets and loyalty of 2.25 million residents while pledging timely payment of obligations. Signatories include Governor Clarke, Secretary Allen, and Treasurer Brown.
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State of
Iowa
Des Moines
Executive Center
Warren Garst
Kmen
States
United States
Java
Aris Fe
Sas
PPO
Lowa
WW. Clarke
Guvernay
Oat S. Allen
W. C. Brown
W Dickingom Death Shocks Black Hawk Creek Area
George Idvkinson 45 president of the National Engine Co. allegedly shot himself in the right temple with a revolver near Fourth Street and Bayard. The body was found along Black Hawk Creek after he walked from his home. Witnesses note recent ill health and financial worries linked to his time at the factory. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Core Fourth
Bayard Streets
Black Hawk Creek
George Idvkinson
Tional Engine Co
Pulls Avenue
Dinkingen
Myre. Dickinson
Smith & Wesson
Inson
Max
John W. Dickinson
Warrigger
Dickson
Jesup
Mrs. Dickinson
Waterloo
Dickinson
Mr. Dickinson
Dickin
At &R Francis Hospital
Tickinson
Th Sheldon
W. W W. Seheel
O'Keefe &’ Towne
Ice price rise hints at criminal probe in conspiracy case
St Louis reports an advance in ice prices linked to a potential prosecution after a statement by W. T. Rutherford assistant attorney general of Missouri. The article notes temperatures and unrelated weather data, with fragmented OCR details.
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St. Louis
W. T. Rutherford
Soren Anderson 79 of Cedar Falls Dies
Soren Anderson age 79 of Cedar Falls died this morning at his home nine children and nine et Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at Danish Nazareth Church with the pastor.
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Soren Anderson
Cedar Falls
Soren Anderean
Grove Street
Anderson
Danish Nazareth Church
Tev
Provenson
Elite Vool
Two Nominees for Auditor of Iowa in Party Platform
A Republican convention nominates candidates for Iowa auditor while endorsing Charles A L Rawson’s leadership. Delegates unite after a long debate and approve a broad platform with strong party cohesion and a pledge of victory in November.
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Neda Vonventan
Teein Iataber
Shaw
Ene
Oa Lee
Byrnes
Mins
Ford
DE Yang
Wall
Chick Hawk
Bils
le l
Walls
Hime
Bilis
Bord
Elie
Charles AL Rawson
Republican Bhute Committee
Republican Party
Alli
Nate Kendall
Meertie
Deawa
George Wo Clarke
Shast
Cehr
Yen
Nuerta resigns presidency in flight from Mexico City
Reports from Moexdro Ciay July 20 recount Nuerta stepping down as president and fleeing Mexico City. A new cabinet is expected. a peace committee travels to Celaya to negotiate entry with constitutionalists while officials and diplomats prepare for a peaceful transition.
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Nuerta
Mexico CiTy
Moexdro
Ehange
Don Milo
Hanor
Care
Ehanie
Muerta
Jeno
Jen
Wuerta
Parris Moxico
Aurelio Blanuet
Thierra
National Palace
Cardajal
Carbajal
Fluerta
Preassant
Wilson to Maintain Watchful Waiting Policy in Mexico
President Wilson will not recognize any Mexican government not formed through legal elections or Niagara Falls protocols. Provisional President Carbajal seeks a peaceful transition to the constitutionalists as Carranza girds for possible entry into Mexico City, while Villa's looming threat keeps observers wary.
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Wilson
Mexico
Washington
Cally
Wilson Nett
Cirbajal
Niagara Walls
Huerta
Mesien City
Carranza
Sinwls
Carba
Atrelag
United States
Carbajal
Tiueria
Wiite Houre
Mexico City
Srter Riana
Bryan
Arrhaial
Cairanza
Vera Cruz
Niamare Falls
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Obrepon
Madera
Ha Han
Suarez
Rafael Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Tarbajal
Villa
Chihuahua
Catranza
unclear text near Hoof Wie Curranga revelation
The readable fragments mention Villa officials and a triumphal event with references to troops and divisions. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Aguilar
Ohregan
Villa
Villaternie
British Public Welcome's Change Amid Mexican Politics
The article reports on reactions in British papers to shifts in Mexican leadership, noting support for Wilson’s policies and skepticism about recognition of General Huerta. It cites The Pall Mall Gazette and The Evening Standard discussing Carranza, Villa, and the murder case near Tuares, with emphasis on U.S. stance and European observers.
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