Wisconsin Democrats Rally Against Republican Rule in State
Wisconsin Democrats plan a bold push to oust the Republicans, citing high taxes, government waste, and booming bureaucracy. Thomas McKearney, party chair, accuses the GOP of lavish spending and mismanagement, urging delegates to rally for change and fiscal restraint.
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Wisconsin
Cor Sears
Thomas McKearney
Democrats
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Gemarratie Party
Fta
Bo Weseraey
Taney Werre
Jeffersnot
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Chee
Cottrel
Harding Frees Two Wartime Prisoners Under Clemency
Department of Justice announces executive clemency extending to Vincent St. John and Clyde Hough, both former WWII era detainees convicted in WWI prosecutions. St. John, once Chicago WW official, received a term for 11 years. Hough for five years for selective service violations. Both are jailed at Leavenworth and will be released immediately.
Typhoid Case Found Urges Caution for Residents
A typhoid case prompted city officials to warn residents to avoid the affected area and monitor for fever symptoms. The city clerk’s office noted the need for caution within two weeks and directed water sources and?
Sir Conan Doyle Buys Radio Set to Talk With Spirits
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, noted author and investigator, bought a radio set at his English home to explore wireless communication with spirits. The purchase follows his interest in the radio telephone and related experiments conducted with expert guidance at his residence.
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State to survey illiterates audience on current conditions
Iowa officials plan a statewide survey of illiteracy and literacy conditions. The survey seeks public input and recommendations from citizens, with a panel of local representatives including McGowan, Des Moines. Jessup, Grinnell. Brown, Des Moines. Spankling, Grinnell. and others across Cedar Rapids, Port Wage, Burlington, Dubuque, and Mason City.
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Wadelow City
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Lewis
Blanora Kyrestitt
Cedar Rapids
Artinsborg
Port Wedge
Davenport Chief Reports Drunken Policeman On Duty
Davenport police chief describes an officer intoxicated while on duty at Suapenided Kraty On force bar. The patrolman collapsed and died after an encounter at the park. The chief says the officer died in a helpless condition and questions reinstate the man if cleared of wrongdoing.
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Thelies Ager
Davenport Polce Department
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Cee Perth
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Sehbieter
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Ron Tin
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Tani
Ian
Tam Ehier
Boys Fatally Injured Asleep On Railroad Tracks
Two Winfield youths fell asleep on the tracks around 7 am and were struck by a freight train. Robert Young 16 died. Carl Ward 12 escaped with minor injuries while Young is reported fatally injured and Ward remains slighted hurt. The accident occurred as the boys waited for a freight to pass near West Park.
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Ollinger
Robert Young
Carl Ward
Winfield
Young
Goday
Ward
Diay Ds
Sarington
Trenton
Farmer Killed Trimming Trees in Greene County Fall
A Greene County farmer died after a fall while trimming trees. The accident occurred on a rural property leaving a widow and dependents. Relatives and local officials conveyed condolences as investigators review the scene.
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Greene
Iowa Postmasters Meet at Des Moines
A Des Moines incident ends in tragedy as a local woman walks into a pond and drowns. The article notes community references and mentions postmasters gathering in Des Moines, with unclear details surrounding the events that led to the death.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Burlington Business Phone Rates Raised
Burlington Iowa June Northwestern Bell Telephone Company raises local rates by ten cents per call with aims to cover operating costs and meet customer demand. The move affects Burlington businesses and residents as calls to nearby exchanges see the new pricing.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Annie En Arivaner
Young Boy Killed in Martin Auto Crash
A seven year old boy died in a Martin area auto crash. The report notes a vehicle driven by a relative of the victim collided with another car, injuring several occupants. Police and emergency responders secured the scene and initiated an investigation, with investigators examining the cause and liaising with family members.
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Martin
First Rain in 27 Days Revives Webster Co Crops
Fort Dudee Iowa June 27 a light rain fell for about two hours renewing hope for Webster county crops after a 27 day drought. Farmers said the shower alleviated danger though rain came too late to fully store the grains and hay. The slow steady rain lifted spirits as conditions began to improve though not normal yet.
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Fort Dudee
Webster County
Watt
Wounded Men in Hearin Fear They’ll Be Shot
Wounded men in Hearin fear renewed violence as hospital wards hold injured workers. Authorities consider troop presence to restore order after a deadly mine strike at Lester. Investigations by state and federal agents proceed into the attack and missing men.
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Moredag
Balokis
Wertin
Sheri
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Reigler
Lester
Melvin Thaxton
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Big Booze Capture Made in Audubon and Carroll Counties
Federal agents raided the north Audubon County and southern Carroll County areas seizing 2 500 gallons of mash 123 barrels of finished liquor and 9 people were arrested. Detentions occurred yesterday and today under Sumner J. Knox directed operations by federal authorities. Suspects held for preliminary hearings in county jail.
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Alleged Bigamist Surrenders After Indictment in Iowa
Oscar V. Aton, once a leading user of the Singer Lewins Machine company, surrendered in Rapids, Iowa, after a period on the run. He was indicted on bigamy charges and reportedly told officials he had been living in Kansas City. His alleged wife, previously in Omaha, had obtained a divorce, and a court may now address the case as he awaits trial.
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Manslaughter Charge After Fatal Quarrel
A man named Waorthibptoi is charged with manslaughter following a quarrel that led to the death of Pad Altea. The alleged strike caused fatal injuries during the altercation at a local location. Investigators report the incident occurred after a dispute escalated to violence.
Indianapolis Grotto Meeting Report 1923
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1923 Indianapolis grotto gathering. Mentions guest attendees and a fire incident opening the event area. Details are unclear. readable items reference visitors and a trip, with scattered names and dates.
Carl Meier Sought by Kin After Years
Selan Washington arrived today to search for his brother Carl Meier who left Bennington township about 20 years ago. Gottlieb Meier and another brother from Germany learned of Carl’s location in Iowa City after a letter last autumn. Jacob Mer of Carrollville, Pa may receive further information.
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Coral,ville
Woman Hurt as Car Hits Telephone Pole in Lafayette
An automobile driven by W A Eyestone collided with a delivery rack at Lafayette and Sixth streets, injuring several bystanders and damaging the vehicle. Mrs KoA Myers reported to the police, while others were lightly injured and a bicycle rider was knocked over in a separate collision nearby.
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Altatadt & Laughs
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Sixth Streets
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Robbery at Central and Other Railway Telephone Stations
Thieves broke open lockers at Ilines Central and other railway stations, stealing several dollars. An automatic checking locker was shattered and $4 taken. Warnings and prosecutions followed as detectives and officials pursued charges.
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Fish Dynamiting Trio Fined After Arrest
Mana Xe WU Lae and antertain elfars of Ratrlab Suppy company faced fines after arrest for fish dynamiting. The report notes a broader industry impact and mentions the plant’s role in local supply chains, with the case anchored to a regulatory action and penalties imposed.
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Ty Whech & Blage
Ratrlab Suppy Company
Esti Avon Ab
Prize for first talk with a planet besides Mars
The French Academy of Science announced a 100000 franc prize for the first communication with any planet other than Mars. The statement noted that Mars 4 is too easy, prompting researchers to target a less explored world and attract innovative approaches.
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Suset
French Academy of Science
Coal Car Famine Looms Amid Coal Shortage Signs
Multiple Iowa gypsum mills report adequate coal for about 30 days but warning signals emerge as some plants face shortages. Ottumwa and Muscatine areas note limited supply and looming pinch, while Cedar Rapids and Mahaska county facilities anticipate impacts. Utilities remain buffered, but several mines halt operations and risks grow toward September.
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Oconee
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Ceal
Free State Arrests Rebel Chief in Dublin Riots
News report from Newry June 27 describes Dublin unrest as Irish Free State forces arrest rebel Henderson, led by Collins, amid attacks on buildings previously held by insurgents. London reports showdown in Commons over Ireland policy with Law as key voice. Belfast mayor begins 10 day truce talks with Sinn Fein.
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Federated Women's Clubs Target Jazz Publishers in Probe
At the biennial convention in Ulautuyana New York the Federated Women's Clubs approved a music survey urging suppression of two thirds of popular sax music and planning prosecutions of offending publishers. Other endorsements include prohibition enforcement relief free kindergartens and arbitration of international disputes. Delegates pledged 120000 for a new Washington headquarters.
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Music Committee
Colorao River
House Passes New Capper Tincher Bill
Washington news brief reports the House passed the Capper Tincher antigrain gambling bill aimed at regulating futures trading to curb grain price manipulation. The measure cleared 208 to 7, rebuilding on a prior act struck down by the Supreme Court after 154 sponsors backed this version to meet objections.
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United States Supreme Court
Pew
St Andrew Members Attend Conference Across States
Charles Busby and Marion Hull of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew travel from St. Mark's Episcopal Church to the 131 Ways conference at Camp Houghteling Richfield Illinois with Iowa, Wisconsin, and Michigan representatives. They then ride by train to Richfield for the session as shifts and names reflect local town events. Field notes report Mount Auburn burned and a Prince of Wales arrival referenced among unrest. continuing liquor case schedules extend amid defense requests.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. Mark's
Washington briefs on liquor shipboard legality and citizenship ban
Secretary Mellon asked Attorney General Daugherty to rule on the legality of liquor sale on ships outside the three mile limit. Vernon W. Van Fleet of Indiana was confirmed to the Federal Trade Commission by the Senate. Johnson introduced a bill to admit only future citizens to permanent residence, effectively banning Japanese Chinese and Mongolians. In San Francisco Dr George Michaelis, wartime Chancellor of the German empire, spoke. In Koklo a Japanese admiral Yorii te Higashi Pushimi died. In East St Louis a coroner's jury found Delia Notte 17 homicide cases against her father were presented.
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Nitrogen Fixation Lab’s War to Peace Transition
Washington report describes the United States nitrogen fixation program formed during World War I. It explains why a nitrate commission was created, the goal to fix atmospheric nitrogen for explosives and fertilizer, and details on the Muscle Shoals and Sheffield plants, equipment value, and their role in wartime and peacetime uses. The laboratory coordinates knowledge on nitrogen processes and aims to extend government nitrate plant utilization.
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United States
War Department
Germany
Hough Raid Leads to Arrest for Selling Hooch
A Wellsburg woman observed her husband, PL Reichert, buying moonshine at a drink parlor on 11th Street. Detectives and police found a bottle on him and a check payable to Reichert in the purchase, leading to Reichert’s arrest and bail set at 500 dollars. A grand jury bound over the case after municipal court appearance.
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Walter Ro
Rail union leaders predict possible strike date July 15
Railroad workers in the United States discuss a looming walkout over wage cuts with union executives planning a major meeting soon. Some say action could be delayed to August 1 while others push for a July 15 strike as maintenance of way and other workers rally for solidarity.
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Administration silent on Mexican loan proposal
Washington June officials at the White House stated the administration has not been consulted regarding any proposed loan by American bankers to the Mexican government. No details were provided and no comment issued.
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White House
Mexican Publisher Arrested for Sedition in Mexico City
Joseph Enrique Delaney, a publisher, was arrested in Mexico City on sedition charges after contributing a series of articles to the newspaper Las Nati Vias. In Orange Township, meeting set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Tan Yeather's Grove opposite the school with Campbell of WoC. PT expected to speak.
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Sestion
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