Giant Timber Area Approved Across Several National Forests
Washington March 29 Secretary Houston of the department of Arion approved the advertising for sale of two core areas in national forests of Sas ka California Atlallo and Metellena. The urgent of these bids will be allowed twenty two years to complete the sale.
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Idaho
Iowa Senate Passes Public Utilities Bill With Commission Oversight
The Iowa Senate approved the public utilities measure by 33 to 9 creating a public utilities commission with power over private and city owned plants. It sets rates on appeal, enforces uniform accounting, and requires annual reports. Amendments allow physical valuation for taxation and mortgage limits for cities. A Moon Law provision for charter cities and moves toward adjournment were noted, along with bills on welfare, charter city licenses, and a state insurance department.
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Des Moines
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Dapruty
State Auditor’s Office
Estimates of Flood Deaths Vary Broadly in Ohio and Indiana
Flood disaster reports from Ohio and Indiana show wide death toll estimates. In Dayton the figures range from about 150 to 800, with undertakers asserting 800 dead, while local business leaders estimate far fewer. Relief pours in from across North America, including Canada and Hawaii, totaling about 1 million dollars. Government and military officials travel to Cincinnati and Dayton to coordinate aid as the Ohio River flood threatens further destruction.
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Fremont
Massilon
Troy
Zanesville
Harrison
Valley Junction
Cleeves
Peru
Brookville
Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
Undertakers
Soldiers’ Home
National Cash Register Company
Tho Samagara
Riverdale
North
Provisions Plentiful and Medical Aid Needed in Peru Flood
Chicago reports urgent medical aid shortage for flood victims in Peru Indiana. Over 1,000 militiamen patrol districts as rescuers pull bodies from mud and debris. Thousands gather at Longfellow school relief station under martial law while the Leonard building collapses with many feared dead.
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Wood
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Longfellow School House
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Kincaid
Soldiers gin people freedom in Dayton flood scene
Dayton residents swarmed Central Park for the first time since the Tuesday flood. The military allowed crossing of bridges without permits over muddy hollows and flood patches. Fire loss centered on four blocks in the Jefferson to St. Clair to Fourth and Second streets area. Western Union opened a telegraph office in the Reckel house and relayed messages of safety.
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Fourth
Second
Western Union
Reckel
New District Terrorized by Coming Flood
Indianapolis reports indicate a major flood crest moving toward the Ohio River crippling towns in the Wabash and White river valleys. Evacuations rise as southern towns like Evanaville Vincennes and others fear loss of life with reports of missing trainmen and bodies recovered in Brookville Peru and other areas amid fires and water shortages.
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Flood bulletin reports rising Ohio river crests
The Weather Bureau issues a special flood bulletin with river stages across cities. Pittsburgh shows 24.6 feet down 5.6, Cincinnati at 66 feet up from flood level with expected crest near 68, Loanaville 41.1 feet and rising, Cairo 49.1 feet, with lower Mississippi area unchanged. Some reports are missing.
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River cities face serious flood in Ohio valley
Dayton reports list of identified flood dead in Cincinnati and across Ohio and Kentucky. Official counts include many children and adults buried swiftly amid rising Ohio River levels. Refugees crowd hotels as streets flood and transport lines fail, with sixty blocks underwater in Cincinnati and neighboring towns.
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Bowen
I. Mason
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Cupp
Christ Polk
Virginia Snyder
Howard Snydner
Clemenceau
Clemson
Gho. Morganthaler
Geo. Blitz
Quinlan
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Newport
Covington
Kye
Half-Wit Set Fires Just to See Excitement
Winnipeg police report James Dodds 23 a farm laborer confessed to starting over 100 fires in Winnipeg and St Boniface to hear fire engine bells and see crowds. He admitted the Radford Wright fire earlier caused seven deaths. A separate suit sees Smith Bradier suing W P Eigenmann for $110 for rental of 418 Locust Street at $25 monthly.
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Corina Cigars Ad Feature And Court Action
Corina, queen of Havana cigars, advertisement fragment. In court yesterday Admiral Gozzo, recently linked to Ocean authority, faced a street fight case. He was sentenced to three months in prison and fined 850 dollars for striking a cabinet officer, then released under conditional bond and ordered to appear again if called.
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Pasquale Cattolien
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Troops Break Through Tchatalia Lines Near Derkos
March 26 dispatch reports Hubaran troops advancing near the Lake Derkos area on the Black Sea, pushing toward Constantinople with apparent success. Temperature notes from March 29 show a low of 25 and high of 33, with prior year lows and highs listed as 30 and 54 respectively.
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Robber killed next by posse after bank shooting
Barnes Kansas March 29. Robber killed cashier Roht T Brown at Harhes State Bank when he grabbed a revolver instead of raising hands. Robber fled with gold but was shot dead by a posse within three blocks as he tried to escape town. Assistant cashier John Potter survived unharmed. Brown died shortly after.
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T. Brown
Harnhes
Brown
Tna
John Potter
Cadhiar
Judge Dunham Here on Tuesday in Tenth District
Manchester La March 29 Special George W Dunham former state senator took oath and qualified as a new judge in the Tenth district to succeed Judge Charles J Ransier He will hear cases at Waterloo starting next Tuesday and may tackle the saloon consent appeal next week Also noted were local burglary reports and a Chicago relief fund update totaling 3800000 plus with shipments of clothing to Dayton and other items in transit
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George W. Dunham
Tenth District
Charles J. Ransier
Des Moines
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Iie
Bar
Bankier
Waterton
Mondasfold Barsbury
Ister
Pitnois
Gibson Bros Purchase Loustean Property in Waterloo
A E Gibson president of Gibson Brothers Limited bought the Loustean property between Bridge street and Park avenue on Commercial street. The purchase is valued by inspectors as a top downtown business site in Waterloo. The price is not officially released but rumored near a substantial sum. Gibson plans to improve the lot soon. He also noted a Canada farm shipment arriving in good shape and spring prospects.
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Gibson Brothers Limited
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Waterloo
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Tute
Jibson
Hirge
Rogietown
Sasketchewan
Canada
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