Primary bill seems beaten in Des Moines session
In Des Moines a primary election bill appears hopelessly doomed after a split vote among Democrats and ongoing efforts by the Lyons amendment backers. The House and Senate debate shifts toward postponing action until after a six day period as diehard supporters push to salvage the measure amid defections and procedural moves.
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Fayette Man to Seek Gold in Mayetla Mining Tale
An article reports a Fayette man named Hayward pursuing gold in the Mayetla area. He witnesses a vein of wetnistakahde ore extending twenty feet with a rich deposit. He shares samples with Professor AL ON Cook of Upper Lowie University and describes a specimen the size of a pea.
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Assaulted Sweetheart in a Love Trouble Case
A man named Clark, described as a detective, assaulted his sweetheart in a domestic dispute. He fired a revolver at Miss Prompson during an argument, missing her but lodging a bullet in a frame. He claimed the incident was not his fault and expressed remorse. He had previously faced agraney charges about two years earlier and was ordered to leave town.
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Revival at Grinnell Unites City Churches
Last night at the Congregational church Grinnell held the first meeting of a union revival series with all city churches. The venue drew about twelve hundred worshipers as Rev Steiner delivered the opening sermon. Waterloo bearer Warl of is to have charge of the evangelism, while the combined choirs provided special music.
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Meeting resolutions praise interstate commerce reforms and leaders
The assembly approved resolutions praising President Roosevelt for his leadership, and commended Senator Dolliver for pushing the interstate commerce bill and the Hepburn Dolliver rate measure. It endorsed Governor Cummins against corporate influence and supported a new election law and anti pass measures while denouncing railroad lobby opposition.
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VS FHE COMMISSION Decision Upholds Power to Compel Witnesses
Judge Jandis of the United States circuit court ruled today that the commerce commission has the authority to compel witnesses in investigative proceedings. The decision affirms the commission’s broad enforcement powers in safeguarding market integrity and enforcing regulatory mandates.
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Hand Hurts From Corn Sheller Accident
A worker named Elivsathan, son of Silas, living in Orange Town, was injured while shelling corn yesterday. A shard from the sheller fractured a hand, the machine halted, and the accident prompted concern for possible long term damage. Local officials were informed and medical care sought.
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Thaneer Falitar Th Myietine Veh and Local Editor
Fragmentary notes describe a pioneer editor of a city newspaper section, mentioning a late career at The Cerra Garde paper and ties to Gorda county. The text recalls a home accident and a wish for notable city involvement, with references to past editorial achievements and local newspaper history.
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Taterle Found Mason City Ex Press Editor In Cerro Fioria
Mirshilltown reports worsening flood threats as two river gorges threaten bridges along the Jesse river route. Weather dampens the rising water while dams and barriers are tested, with communities bracing for overflow and possible evacuations.
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Mayor mediates domestic dispute amid dress demand
A 19 year old wife seeks help from Mayor Steeler in a case she and her husband brought to arbitration. He notes intoxication as a factor but cites pride and financial limits as fueling discontent over clothing and household items. The woman, previously divorced, plans to leave. the mayor highlights societal pressures on married life and earnings.
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Willing Goes Home Again After Release From Prison
L. G. Willing was freed from custody after nearly two years in the penitentiary and a second trial. He and his wife spent the night with friends in the country, plan for him to settle in Wisconsin. Mrs Willing has remained loyal through his conviction, and the couple seek a fresh start away from past troubles. Kay Willing will likely join him in Wisconsin, and they may first stay with his parents in LaCrosse before establishing a new home.
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Death in Depot Shooting After Intoxicated Men Evicted
An intoxicated pair, C. Dr. Dodd and J. W. Murphy, were ejected from the Southern Weed depot waiting room. They then fired into the crowd, killing two alarmed men. Dodd and Murphy were beaten.
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Real Estate Transfers From Tuesday’s Daily
John A. Bown to Robert Martin a lot in Waterloo for 1600 dollars. Mary P. Wise to Lofty a lot in Waterloo for 1000 dollars. Wannah Miller and others to George Mitchell land in 14-89-11 for 8500 dollars. Walter G. Harding to Lydia Harding land in 36-87-12 for 1 dollar. Everett V. Axtello and L. Fortunsk, Jone in ITS.
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Wreakman Is Crushed By Rail Yard Incident
Special report from Mason City Iowa Belgrade notes a man aged twenty three was struck by a freight car at a Wisconsin line near Sanbarn Minnesota and suffered fatal injuries as his head was crushed separating his skull from his body in a tragic industrial accident.
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Grand jury convenes as seven cases slated in court notes
The grand jury was impaneled by Judge Platt with W. M. Law foreman and Ny Feely clerk. Jurors warned on secrecy. inmates awaiting indictment from county jail were arrested. Cases include State of Iowa v Piper for theft from W. Kingery, v Barnes and v Elard for brass thefts, and v Zeilinger and v McCauley for medical practices without license. A $10,000 suit seeks damages from Waterloo & Cedar Falls Gas & Electric Light Co. for a janitor’s death at the Iowa State Normal school. Also notice of a rural graduation program at Finchford March 9.
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Debates Open on Railroad Rate Bill Across Senate
The Senate heard Senator Foraker condemn the pending railroad rate bill while urging amendments to the Elkins law. He admitted rail evils exist but warned the bill’s passage could cause far reaching consequences. Also, the Santo Domingo treaty received committee approval with amendments, amid partisan voting.
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Senate Showdowns and Democratic Strategy on Hope Burn Bill
The piece outlines Democratic leaders like Gailey Tillman and Bailey shaping a strategy to pass the Hope Burn bill with likely amendments, amid a Senate debate to be historic and potentially marked by constitutional critiques. It notes Adm measures and a looming court review while reporters Adler and Powell assess political currents in Washington and Davenport Ottumwa publishers’ trip.
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Investigation welcomed by president to uncover railroad graft
The president welcomes the inquiry, believing it will reveal lines for the department of justice to pursue and lead to the punishment of railroad and other corporate officials who have violated the law.
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BUTTON CASE HEARD IN DISTRICT COURT
The Hutton divorce trial continued in district court this afternoon with testimony from Blanche Batten detailing alleged abuse and threats by her husband. She described his domineering conduct, profane language, and money control, and cited a letter from Schuyler Neb noting filing notices. A land jury reported indictments against several individuals for medical and indecent exposure offenses.
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Bridge Washed Out In Springs Creek Area
La Porte February 28 special report residents of Spring Creek township cannot reach La Porte since last Saturday due to a spring freshet flooding the river bottoms and washing out a small bridge near the Williams firm Impassade. The Cedar River washout blocks low ground routes while other small bridges are also unusable. Lathominn and Duke Naven of La Porte City visited Waterloo last evening.
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