Conflicts Renewed Across Europe Darken Labor Strikes
Warsaw reports killings and wounded as strikers clash with forces near Soknovne amid broader unrest in Russian Poland. St Petersburg notes peace terms bands and factory closures as workers press for eight hour day. Berlin and Lodz report clashes at Sasnovice plants and new troop deployments. Gorky case updates show court proceedings continue under strict guard.
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Warsaw
Wdlkiry
Soknovne
Teherr AY
St. Petersbrrs
Piti- Jom Tron
Frangouissia
Lodz
Gree Exchemeiy
Wanoeng de Striletors
Mits
Abs
Janthon
Peli
St Petersburg
Ugkayaa Party
St. Petersbere
Trening
Smoot Defies Mormon Control in New Mexico Vote
Senator Smoot faced charges that the Mormon hierarchy would direct voting in offi ce hoarding members as New Mexico sought statehood. He opposed the amendment to admit New Mexico as a single state, voting no to resist perceived church influence and avoiding a path to greater Mormon political power.
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Washington
Epidio
Simont
Senate
Mexico
Arizona
Mormon Church
Smoot
Bal
New Mexico
Burrows
Dubois
Ft Wa
Stites
Tevet
Mullipreadtlan
Amoot
Auch
Koraker
Alger
Ekinn
Gailinger
Hansborough
Epidemic Eye Disease Detected in Chicago
A wave of eye infections alarms Chicago residents as doctors report many patients with sore eyes and new blindness risk. Dr Hinter My Thorn notes dust in air and membrane irritation causing severe discomfort. Experts discuss preventive measures and potential exposure sources among the city population.
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Thomas
Eve Teyable
Eve Teyable Fron
Phils Ciwee
Chicago
Fray Friday's Daily Seeks Treasurer Opinion On Deputy Assistants
County Treasurer Wayneworth asks County Attorney Sherman T. Mears for an opinion on three questions about deputy assistants in the treasurer’s office. The board of supervisors recently appropriated 3000 for extra staff. Mears will prepare the written opinion, likely to be delivered this afternoon or evening as officials await further guidance. The case draws wide statewide interest over deputy tax collectors and appointments, a form not seen before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayneworth Thas
Sherman T. “Mears
Board of Supervisors
Meats
Louise Again Counts in Dresden Royal Turmoil
In Dresden in February the official Dres denier Journal reports a statement by a lawyer and two Roarner alleging King Frederic Awgustus sought influence over Countess Alentigueso once Crown Princess Lanise. The piece links recent Montiznoso affairs to Dresden with theories of a royal divorce and intervention regarding infant Princess Amt. Monien Pha, while Dr Koerner is ordered to report to the king upon return.
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Dresden
Feb
Franghd Today in Charlottesville and Wes
Fragmentary report mentions Samuel McCue, a former mason, connected to Charlottesville and Wes. Text hints at a confession and a possible court matter but details are garbled and unclear. Names and places appear amid distorted OCR text.
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Charlottesville
Wye
Wes
Samuel McCue
Alcouo
Serine Hey
Bigamist Hoch Identified by Jury in Milwaukee Case
Associated Press reports Hoch confessed to having married thirteen women, with two marriages in Milwaukee and two in Cincinnati admitted today. Police predict he may own up to thirty wives as the inquest continues, while he denies poisoning anyone. First witness undertaker Frank Shrewne identified Hoch as husband of Mrs. Walcker Hooh.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Reb Wohann Hoel Hay
Cress
Hoch
Milwaukee
Cincinnnati
Frank Shrewne
Trains At Jesup Delayed By Heavy Drifts
Report from Jesup describes four trains in the area with one passenger car stalled in a drift east of town. Locomotives cleared the line after a crash involving a stuck car and drifting snow. Roadways are treacherous and travel impeded as crews work to reopen eastbound routes.
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Historing
Eas
Wrterlan
Luni
Wishe
District Court set for January youth docket hearings
IN DISTRICT COURT from Friday's Daily the criminal cases of the January youth docket are set for hearing next Monday in the order docketed. The first case is state vs Falsorm for forgery after a preliminary hearing before Justice Howrey and indictment by the January Grand jury. Other cases include state vs Green for sodomy state vs Sellars aut Clark for gaining money by false pretenses state vs Burns for the same charge. The last case involves a horse and buggy taken from a farmer east of Waterloo driven to the RLM Gunn farm in Ragley township with claim it was offered for sale. The February term begins February 27 with possible continuances. Court has been in session since January 2 with Judge Plaza presiding and many important causes heard.
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Howrey
State
Green
Sellars
Clark
Giale
Burns
Waterloo
RLM
Gunn
Ragle Township
Wit
Plaza
Bailey's Diagnosis From Friday's Daily Tit Tribune
A spoof tale describes a chaotic engine project with a vaseline powered mock engine. Characters include Vern Glid oth and Her Redmind as comic fixers who debate adjustments, grease, and ridiculous technical misadventures without clear outcome.
Mystery Solved By Frozen Outside Kapunker
A garbled tale describes a blizzard, a melted whale, and a heated object that froze overnight. The outside kapunker allegedly froze, then restored when cooled, solving the mystery. A gasoline engine comparison follows, noting no paspline engine can keep when lunged up in the nozzle.
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Ile
Ieapeel
State House
Herb
In Memory of Lidia Collins Irwin
In Memory of Lidia Collins Irwin shows a funeral tribute to a Waterloo resident. The piece honors her devotion to home and family, describes her as a ray of sunshine, and recalls her Baptist church membership and enduring Christian character. It reflects on faith, memory, and the hope of understanding life’s lessons.
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Mitay
Lidia Collins Irwin
Waterloo
Pat Thoxye
Lidia
Obituary for Mrs. R. E. Anthony in Minneapolis
Mrs. R. E. Anthony died January 1 from heart disease and brain hemorrhage at 713 East Seventeenth Street Minneapolis. Widow since 1814 she left three children, oldest under fifteen, after moving to Minneapolis in 1875 and residing at 132 North Franklin Street. An active Grace M. E. church member her life was devoted to family and service.
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R. E. Anthony
East Seventeenth Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Jor
Franklin ‘Street
Grace M. E. Church
Real Estate Transfers From Saturday's Daily
Jd H she to Charles H Igentritz sells a lot in East Waterloo for 300 dollars. L O Hieber to Kesley Green transfers a Cedar Walls lot for 3100 dollars. Howard M Burnett to Matt Collins et al conveys a lot in East Waterloo for 1500 dollars.
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Jd. H. ‘She
Charles H. Igentritz
Fast Waterloo
Hieber
Kesley
Green
Cedar Walls
Howard M. Burnett
Matt. Collins Et al
East Waterloo
Farmers Institute Activities and Local News in Nashua
The Nashua Farmers Institute week begins with weather and road conditions hindering travel. Prof Holden planned a car school and an address on corn and clover. Mrs Matt Parrott spoke on pillar equivalence. A R B Storing of Ames gave an "Age of Science" lecture to a large audience. Thursday featured talks by Marston, Niefer, and Hackley with Hackley discussing "Human Intelligence Its Achievements and Limits." War judging contest drew interest. many exhibits. T. A. Black family visiting en route to Salem Oregon to settle. W. W. Slocum leaves railroad job to start anew in St. Louis after severing ties with the company. he is elected secretary and treasurer of Mound City Shair Co.
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Nashua
Tri-County
Fern Institute
Holden
Turenwon
Aso
Herve
Matt. Parrott
Waterton
Jack
A. RB
Storing
Ames
Age of Science
Opera
Toll Baskins
A. Marston
State Agricultural College
iNiefer
Manchester
John W. Hackley
Newton
Hackley
Mindy
Mound City Shair Co
St. Louis
Secret Waterloo Marriage Uncovered After Years
A concealed 1904 marriage between Miss Alice Cox of Sumner and Charles Phelps of Fairbank has surfaced in Waterloo. The couple, now linked to Fairbank through a joint home and Phelps’s banker status, kept the union private due to family opposition.
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Waterloo
Rellives
Alice Cox
Sumner
Debonair
Charles Phelps
Fairbank
Phelps
Alice” Cox
Alice
Jacob Minkler
al Minkley
Ann Phelps
At- Senetiod
Mysterious note carrier ends in Fort Dodge street scene
A torn handwritten love note dated February 11 indicates a distressed writer named James to Marguerite and questions if a suicide attempt occurred. Reporters speculate on authenticity, origins, and whether residents of Ninth Street and First Jayenne are involved, with doubts about a real tragedy.
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Fort Dodge
Ninth Street
Jayenne
Marguerite
Jjames
Private car question baffles Congress regulation effort
Washington on February 11 debates over private refrigerator cars and why the Townsend bill passed the house without a provision to regulate private car lines. Representative Stevens of Minnesota explained two reasons for the omission, noting the bill aimed to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix reasonable rates and enforce orders quickly to settle disputes over railroad overcharges and discrimination.
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Congress
Washington
Armour Lines
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House
Lroasan
Messrs. Moh
Townsend
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Private car questions loom over congressional bills
The debate contrasts the Esch Townsend bill with proposed Stevens and Overstreet measures. Key issues include regulating private cars, exclusive railroad contracts, and the scope of extra services. Lawmakers seek more study during the recess to inform next session action.
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Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Interstate Commerce Conmission
Suits for Divorce Filed in District Court
Friday's Daily notes divorce suits filed by John W. Porter against Marie Louise Porter and G X Bennett against Belle Bennett with desertion alleged in both cases. Birdsall Wenner represent the plaintiffs.
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John W. Porter
Marie Louise Porter
G. X. Bennett
Belle Bennett
Birdsall & Wenner
Nancy Miller
Hampton
Nebraska
Orange Township
Caroline Miller
Hawthorne Avenue
Saloon Cases Disposed Of in Grundy Center District
In Grundy Center February, fourteen anti saloon cases against county saloonkeepers were heard. Two cases were dismissed, two continued for lack of service, eight to be tried on depositions. Injunctions were granted against Link Hickson and William Auger of Reinhork. Appeal on the major case postponed to September term. No jury was available for the time term. service issues hindered proceedings.
Partition suit seeks sale of Ebler estate in Cedar Falls era
For term of court service must be on persons as appellees fled county after appeal and returned late for service. G A McIntyre of Shell Rock files petition in district court for James Carter Adams administrator of Anna Roaibteine estate versus Flora Ebler and C F Ebler seeking partition of real estate. The petition notes Mr and Mrs Ebler married in Cedar Falls in 1853, husband died in 1895 leaving property, and the plaintiff seeks sale and division of the estate.
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G. A. McIntyre
Shell Rock
James Carter Adams
Anna Roaibteine
Flora Ebler
C. F. Ebler
Egg famine hits Chicago as 45 million eggs stored
Chicago reports 45 million eggs in cold storage yet a producer famine persists. Households save 48 cents a dozen while big meat packers are accused of cornering the market. Last spring packers and dealers hoarded hundreds of thousands of cases, buying eggs at one and a half to seventeen and a half cents per dozen.
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Chicago
The
Daily News
Gathering Statistics on County Manufacturing Data
Kiefer, assigned to compile 1900 manufacturing statistics for Jack Thaw county, is gathering figures from city dairies, creameries, and rural factories. All data are secret under penalty, covering capital, wages, employment, expenses, and materials. Factories cluster in Waterloo with others in Cedar Falls La Parle and Hudson and creameries statewide.
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Kiefer
Jack Thaw
United States
Department of Commercce and Bar
Wiyl
Kieffer
Cily
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
la Parle
Hudson
Department of Commerce
Faban
Sliver Photo Gallery Burned In Center Fire
W R Sliver’s photograph gallery burned causing 2000 dollars in loss with 1000 covered by insurance. The fire origin is unknown and temperatures were ten below zero. Slifer was recently acquitted of wife murder after a sensational trial. J M Bailey of La Porte, father of the death row hack driver at Kansas City, says an appeal to Missouri Supreme Court will be filed. sentence likely suspended during the appeal. Bailey recounts jail kindness toward his son.
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Marguerite
Charley
Streetheart
James
Trandy
W. R. Sliver
Slifer
J. M. Bailey
la Porte
Kansas City
Ferguson
Imion Hackman
Supreme Court of Missouri
District Court
Corse
Supreme Court
Bailey
Indictments Quashed In Chicago Theatre Case
Peoria Feb 14 Judge Grea sustained a motion to quash indictments against Mamas J. Nuon manager and treasurer of the Tromoty theatre Chicago and Sumimbigs stage craftsman The judge noted a spark from an electric lamp as a potential cause of a fire and suggested the indictment might be drawn accordingly, unclear in details
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Peoria
Ludge Grea
Mamas J. Nuon
Tromoty Theatre
Chicago
Sumimbigs
Grenn Inu
Miners Return to Work in Essen Region
Government mine Kurenen Nyttres reports 146,942 miners entered mines today surpassing yesterday by about seventy thousand. An estimated 98,000 remain at surface as operations resume in the Essen area.
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Essen
Kurenen Nyttres
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