Meyers to Enter Guilty Plea in Wire Theft Case
Philadelphia resident George Meyers and Seattle resident William Lewis faced charges for stealing copper wire bonds from Cedar Valley Monetracks near La Porte City. Meyers pleaded guilty to proceed to district court. Lewis waived none and awaits Saturday hearing. Bonds set at 500 dollars each, both failed to post. Frank Bright, arraigned on grand larceny, pleaded not guilty with hearing postponed to Saturday morning. Bright remains jailed after bond issues.
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George Meyers
Philadelphia
CGFL
A. W. Kepford
William Lewis
Seattle
Meyers
District Court
Lewis
Trugaman & Warner
Cedar Valley
la Porte City
Wright
Frank Bright
Kepford
Right
Inball Printing Company
Boyer Freed Is Landed in Jail After Release
George Boyer, colored, was released from sheriff custody after district court dismissed bootlegging charges. He was then taken into police custody to serve thirteen days in the city jail, marking a return to confinement on a sentence issued by a county judge. A jury found him not guilty after two hours deliberation. The state had sought to prove he received shipments of liquor for illegal purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boyer
Elty
Ne Pal
Boyer
Siguor
Candidates Open Chicago Headquarters
Chicago May 25 Headquarters for four candidates for the Republican nomination for president were opened today. They are H. Rent of New York Senator John W Weeks of Massachusetts Chas Pairbanks of Indiana Theo E Burton of Ohio Chas M Peppers publicity representative of Elihu Root. Moses of New Hampshire former American minister to Greece opened headquarters for Weeks. Burton headquarters were opened by G W Mooney former speaker of the Ohio state house. Fairbanks boom launched with J P Goodrich in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Renuhlitesn
Hlinu Rent
New York
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Chas. Pairbanks
Indiana
Theo, E. Burton
Ohio
Chas
M. Peppers
Elihu Root
Boom
Eli, Moses
New Hampshire
Greece
Senator Weeks
Burton
G. W. Mooney
Ohio State
Prodigal Husband to Be Best Class Play
The west high school graduates present the play The Prodigal Husband. Superintendent Anson T. Wakil praises it as a potential standout among graduating class productions. Miss Ethel Rariman trains the cast with extra practices to ensure a creditable performance featuring Jean Birdsall and others.
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West High Schoeal
Anson T. Wakil
The
West Schools
Ethel Rariman
Public Spraking
Jean Birdsall
Fay
Cleveland
Virginia Woolsey
Marguerite ‘Taylor
Sherman Draka
Hobart
Dawson
Italy and France Recall Greek Envoys
Athens reports to Overseas News agency that Italian minister Count ebosderi and French minister I Gullemin have been recalled for failing to win permission to move Serbian troops through Greece. Entente allies pressed Greece to allow overland transport to Saloniki, threatening force, with an amicable settlement later cited in London. Wartime notes and commercial notices follow.
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Berlin
Sayville
Athens
Countebosderi
Greecs
I. Gullemin
Greece
Corfu
Saloniki
London
Woodland Nymphs Dance in Water at Middlesex Reservation
Pretty girls in costumes perform a Back To Nature fete at Middlesex Bella Reservation near Boston attracting attention. The woodland nymphs Maybelle Langley and Grace Howland pose in shallow lake waters as critics praise the modern interpretive ideas.
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Middlesex Bella Reservation
Boston
Maybelle Langley
Grace Howland
Dublin turmoil and Sinn Fein rise amid bloodshed
London correspondent Mary Boyle O Reilly details vivid Dublin street fighting during the Sinn Fein uprising. Battles rage along Gresham's hotel route as armed rebels clash with British forces, civilians aid the wounded, and an aged Fenian guards Rieppen's Green against intruders while a woman fashionably seeks shoes amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
London
Dublin
Munster Fusiliers
Trim
Sinn Weiner
Gresham
Enest
Michael
Trish
Sinn Feiner
Reing
Sackville Short
Russian fisher girls cut water aid 4 to war
In Novgorod region a fisher folk colony recounts Prilegeva Mandrin returning wounded after seven actions. She recalls appealing to General Kuropatkin who refused women in the army. The women then cut their hair and disguised themselves to join troops along the front.
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Vetrograd
Novgorod
Prlegeva Mandrin
Kuropatkin
Pskoff
Fisher Girls’ Brigade
Matters Gaol 10 Jury Delays in Chicago Trial
Chicago May 26 Opposing sides in the Matters baby case debated in court yesterday with sobs and dramatic testimony. The defense pressed for leniency while the state urged strong punishment citing neglect and alleged concealment. The jury was expected to retire late this afternoon as the trial proceeds with emotional dramatics and pointed questions about the child’s birth and custody.
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Chicago
Desra
Alouta
Altorney Bhirros
Prairies
Arcola
Fred Matters
Atorney
Maximon
Ramsay
Tle Maximuer
Matters
Mr. Ramsay
Montreal
Mellon
Melton
Tessies Aryan
Sirs
Defense Plea Insanity in Dr Waite Case
On page one a defense pleads insanity for Dr Waite. Witnesses describe platonic relations with Waite, his polite demeanor, and visits to her apartment between four and five. Waite is linked to poisoning schemes and bacteriology interest. testimony outlines alleged plan to kill Mrs Peck and interest in arsenic for rat control.
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finaAys Wright
Roir
WAITE
Halpc
Muller
Herorn
Prosperity through poultry co operation in Van Nuys
A story from Van Nuys California describes how coop eration turned a struggling town into a prosperous poultry center. A poultry association formed with 150 members now controls assets and markets, with output valued at millions annually and benefits reflected in a $126000 high school and a $50000 grammar school. The district credits cooperative effort for growth and improved living standards as Van Nuys evolves from a sparsely settled area to a thriving suburb.
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Vali Nuys
Ehteket Tatehors
Ferneris
Tow Angele
Dinits
Penluma
Cal
Trarn
Poultry Association
Hollorway
Rees
van Nuys Poultry Association
Perro
Exsa
Los Angeles
van Nuya Rancher
Settiera
van Hayk
Krammar
van Nuys
France Must Speak Word for Peace Says Sir Edward Grey
London May 24 Sir Edward Grey the British foreign secretary spoke in the house of commons on peace terms and alliance unity. He said peace negotiations were possible only with a prior entente agreement and that hostilities had not yet reached a stage for peace talks. He blamed German misrepresentation for prolonging the war and said France no. 1 has the right to speak for peace due to Verdun and that France and Paine are to be respected if any speak.
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London
House of Commons
Arthur Tansonby
Stirlling
Scotland
Crigquette
Edward Grey
Medward
Mr. Mansonby
Chancallor von Bethmannu Llol
Great Britain
Bosnia
Edward Here
Franne
Mr. Ponsonby
Verdun
Sir Edward
Verd
Witnesses Describe Waite Family Ties and Alleged Murder guilt
The testimony centers on Waite and his in law John J. Peck with Mrs. Horton recalling Waite urging her to continue her studies and implying connections to a murder case. She recounts payments and letters after his arrest and notes about Waite’s alleged confession. The district attorney’s questions and the defense motion to dismiss follow.
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John J. Peck
Mary M
Mr. Peck
New York
Aeo
Teeok
Waite
Horton
Beyat
James
Orton
Walte
May vs Psalin game report with mixed OCR text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a May versus Psalin matchup with unclear details. Mentions Buchanan Optical and various garbled terms. No clear scores, locations, or dates are discernible from the readable fragments.
Brownstone hair dye promises safe, easy use
An old advertisement touts Brownstone hair dye as safe and simple with no lead or harmful chemicals. It claims full coverage from light to deep brown, readiness without mixing, and nationwide availability through Dr. Kenton Pharmaceutical Co and listed dealers.
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Evers
Kenton Pharmarcal Co
Pike She! Oatingtos. Kr
Waterloo
Henderson Tiing Co
Wang Ter Bros.Vo
Cedar Valley Interurban Plan Prompts Meeting With Officials
A meeting at Srowley drew 100 attendees including Janda, Cana, and local leaders as Cedar Valley interest grows in an interurban line to connect the Waterloo area. Proposals urge state support, local petitions, and a special tax levy to fund construction over several years, with minimal feeder plans for Cedar Rapids routes.
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Janda
Waterloo
Godar Palla
Jira
Gnivaga
Ana
Moga
Tarritory
Yantinia
Cedar Valley
Rindan
Vwetween
Srowley
Cana
Brandon
Meaneaing
Asearti
Cass
Jin
Sunshine Tour Welcomes Waterloo Boosters in Town
A sunshine filled day brings the Waterloo boosters to town on a special train arriving at 10 30. The band BAVA performs on the street as business representatives meet visitors and greet the crowd. A Postal Guide notice explains new postal regulations to local firms issued by Postmaster M F Kelly during his vacation.
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Greene
Waterloo Boosters
Waterlon
Angel Gets 30 Years For Arsor Case In Fort Madison
Angel and his wife with six children faced an arsor crime in Fort Madison. Angel pleaded guilty and received thirty years at hard labor. He was released on bail of 4000 to pursue a pardon. Neighbors and witnesses testified as the state fire marshal prosecutes. Jacobs owned property burned to collect 400 in goods. many properties were uninspected and losses total.
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Aidast
W. Angel
Wag
Fort Madison
Angel Wa
Drdge Moliia
Atnte
State Board of Parol
Angel
Clearge Jacobs
Jacobs
Geneva Federation of Women's Clubs Opens Sessions
New York May 28 The Geneva Federation of Women's clubs opens its business sessions today in the Savannah regiment armory. The bom economies department and the Texan delegates will give a dinner to night and the trustees of the Metropolitan Museum of Art have invited the delegates to a reception. Elaborate preparations have been made for an excursion tomorrow Athletic City. The special train will include baggage cars reserved to dancing. The train will return Sunday.
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New York
Geneva Federation of Women's Clubs
Savenah Regiment
Bom Economies Department
Texan
Hight
Metropolitan Museum of Ark
Athaetic City
Note on Lynch Conviction Presented by Washington
Washington May 25 Ambassador Page at London advised the state department that he presented to the British Foreign Office a note seeking information on the specific charge and evidence in the case of Jeremiah Lynch, an American arrested for participation in the Dublin rebellion. He unofficially relayed that Lynch was charged with active participation and wearing a uniform.
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Washington, D. C
London
State Department
Jeremiah
Lynch
Dublin
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Italy
France
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Trish Wit
Mary Boyle O Reilly
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Jacobs’ Factory
Sheldna’s
Liberty Hall
Sinn
Dreland
Europe
Valley North Dakota
Tretia
DR. Waite
California
Margarif Darwin
van Niys
Scatsh Conmnoner
Mareign
Hrolus
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Saye Prench
Yorn
Eure
Denet
Yampemratd Res
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Psalin
Wy Buchanan Optical Eo
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Kepler
Cedar Villas
FRSUE
Loe
Filtice
M. Fr. Kelly
J. S. Bassler
Hey Noxsloliice, Ia
Arsor
NEW Note
Tinta N.C
Nacare
Mary M. Jones
Shirley
Minot
Hart
Stet
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