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Newspaper

Correctionville News

Location

Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1913

Page

8

New Iowa Motor Vehicle Law Improves Road Rules

The text outlines Iowa motor vehicle requirements including passing rules, signaling before turns, speed limits, mufflers, and restrictions on stopping, with details on license plates, dealer registrations, and penalties for violations. It emphasizes safe driving practices, proper lane use, and enforcement provisions across cities and towns.

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Alderman Convicted Of Fraud Stuns City Council

The City Alderman Arthur Stavensen of the Becoml ward faces removal after city officials hear testimony accusing him of fraud connected to election reforms. He had been brought from England to run municipal affairs and later faced questions about Reserve Bank ties and a penury of funds, signaling broader political controversy.

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Notable defense of banking bill in Senate row

Washington reports Sen Owen chairman of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee plans an amendment to the OwenTaaxe currency bill. He argues against partisan use of Federal Reserve powers and replies to National City Bank criticism, defending nonpartisan, government-led control of the banking system.

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INVESTIGATION OF HARD COAL TRUST PROPOSED

Washington August 4. A resolution by Representative Murray Massachusetts calls on the department of commerce the department of State and the Interstate Commerce Commission for information on ownership of anthracite lands by railroads and how this affects production costs and prices.

Washinewn Murray Meassachusetts Department of Commerce Department of Spbor Interstate Commerce Commission

Drift Toward Intervention in Mexican Affairs Deepens

Washington reports from Aug 4 indicate White House presses policy toward Mexico veering away from Huerta recognition. Ambassador Wilson favors recognition under conditions, while Senate Foreign Relations fears U.S. intervention and warns of high costs in money and lives. The administration seeks mediation to avert direct intervention though prospects remain unsettled amid Mexican turmoil.

Washington White House Tassador Henry Lane Wilson Wilson Mealoo Mexico Huerta Senate Heerta Foreign Relations Committee United States

Dry Contract Breaks Wife Sues for 10009 Dollars

A St Louis case reports a wife suing for ten thousand nine dollars over a broken dry contract after separation. The dispute centers on alleged promises to support the wife and return to the marriage, with the defendant accused of violating the agreement terms.

St Louie Berl

Injunctions Tie Up New York Tax Law Action

Fragmentary text shows injunctions affecting New York tax law with unclear parties and dates. Readable names indicate court actions likely involving agencies or individuals, but details are missing. Further readable fragments could clarify plaintiffs defendants and filing dates.

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Mine Disaster Leaves Dozens Dead in Pennsylvania

Aug. 5 Pitavine Ma reports at least 30 workers killed in a Philadelphia and Reading Iron Company anthracite mine explosion at Teper Car. Authorities say 36 men were at work. rescuers fight flames as tunnels fill with smoke. several burned workers found.

Pitavine Philadelphia & Rasding ‘Fast and Iron Company Teper Car Keven Beate

Wilson Won't Nominate Negro for Federal Post

President Wilson withdrawn the nomination of Patterson for the Treasury post and nominated Gabe E. Parker of Oklahoma a Choctaw Indian. Southern senators warned of a fight as Patterson faced rejection and Parker received backing from Oklahoma senators and delegation.

Washington Aug Wil Botledey Register of the Treasury Patterson Gabe E. Parker Oklahoma Patterenn

Express Charges Cut to Bone by Sweeping Order

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered major cuts to express rates effective by October 1, 1912, reducing about 16 percent of gross revenue for shippers. The block system divides the U.S. into 231 blocks, simplifying rates and reshaping parcel and express pricing across distances.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission John #. Marble Ares Tattacr Franklin K. Lane Commission Companita Comais Ainner Commission Hee Bat Bieske Prerchandie

Conference canceled amid confusion and partial details

A garbled OCR page reports a canceled conference with stray names and scattered facts. The readable bits reference a event in August, various places, and incomplete notes about a meet. No clear outcome or participants can be confirmed from the readable text.

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