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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
7
The case concerns Vega heirs and a Vilna-born relative in New York who died before transferring a fortune. Accused siblings and associates funded substantial sums, and the estate now faces lawsuits over whether American money was legally tied to Vilne lineage.
A federal suit targets a tin can trust alleging price fixing and restraint of trade. Government officials claim the trust used long term contracts and exclusive purchasing to control markets, with plans to restore competition through a complex ownership division and market reach near Chi and across 2400 miles. The case, led by Attorney General McReynolds and assistant Chantland, names multiple figures and vows to file further documents next Monday as the court proceeds.
In a late night ceremony at Our Lady of Lourdes altar rail, six couples wed in quick succession. The mass wedding drew a crowded congregation as brides and grooms exchanged vows in a single ceremony.
A Park Dec Prof and leading bacteriologist Metchnikoff plans to donate his body to science upon death. He specifies that in his will his remains should be interred at the Pasteur Institute, with no body parts leaving the grave, and that his final arrangements must be honored.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Charice MerS Sharer and Bora tigee with two alone in a location named No tiene. The text is garbled and with missing context, preventing a clear event or outcome. No further verifiable details or dates are present.
A garbled aged report notes a drowning incident near the wharf during a heavy storm. Details are unclear but indicate a t Pape event and sea danger. Officials and observers described ongoing danger as crews searched for victims.
Fragmentary OCR yields no coherent report. Readable elements mention a teen, a Tart theme, and an attorney but lack clear event, date, or entities to form a factual summary.
Colorado considers state operation of coal properties with proceeds to treasury a major industrial shift. Congressman Keating says support grows as 29,000 miners face unemployment and public operation gains momentum amid legal and political maneuvers.
Washington reports that U S and British officers see Huerta's fall as near amid fighting in northern Mexico and coasts, with constitutionalists advancing toward Vera Cruz and in Chihuahua. Also notes Mexican agents in London and Brussels seeking loans to sustain railways, and reports on British admiral Craddock cooperating with US forces.
A suspension by the interstate commerce commission was held up in Washington on November 7 as officials prepared on March 29 to consider a key railway order affecting grain transport. Details remain unclear due to partial OCR text.
Fragmentary report from Lemars outlines militia reliance on an armory amid national board decisions. Scattered text mentions delays, restructuring and potential architectural changes, with brief references to items and people unclear in the damaged passage.
A crashed exploration aircraft off the Asette coast of Masha left one survivor and reports indicate the jet intended for Arctic concert work. Rescue teams found debris and the single survivor was identified as Peter Herbert, with ongoing efforts to confirm other casualties.
A devotional essay links the fall of Jericho to contemporary Christian triumphs. It urges steadfast faith, warns against fear and mockery, and notes modern walls of disbelief crumble before prayer, dedication, and divine power. The piece contrasts ancient battle rites with today’s spiritual warfare and highlights faith as the path to victory.
In a fragmentary diary style, Elva HL Hibbs contrasts grand dawn poetry with ordinary morning realities. She notes damp gray weather, missing shoe buttons, and daily tasks while observing poets and singers who wake late.
A melodramatic reminiscence depicts Royal Mounted Police heroes chasing murderers across vast Canada. It contrasts methodical pursuit in Mackenzie River districts with the relentless, rugged rookie trials in Cypress Hills and Lethbridge, highlighting discipline, courage, and the stern code that governs frontier policing.
Senator Norris and Morrie advocate a nationwide presidential primary to replace the electoral college. They call for constitutional amendment to abolish national conventions and allow candidates to seek the presidency via direct party participation and a single national vote.
Representatives of local egg clubs and wholesale dealers met to discuss the price and distribution of eggs said to be artificially stocked. women observers urged government action while noting current rates at about 43 to 48 cents per four dozen.
In Alsace, troops scorned by civilians after insulting remarks by German officers sparked a clash as civilians and soldiers faced off near a school during a meeting. Detachments patrolled streets, several people were injured, and officials criticized military conduct. Local youths were pursued with drawn swords as authorities sought restraint. Washington dispatch notes President Wilson’s nomination of Winfred...
A fragment references a December 1 event in MY involving figures tied to governance. The text mentions former governor Gai per and an individual named Hee moore in a context suggesting a political or official action. Details are sparse due to OCR damage.
A man killed another man he found beating his wife in Witten Washington on Mer 23. Authorities report the assailant confronted the suspect, resulting in a fatal shooting. Police are not releasing further names as the investigation continues.
A valley junction event draws a caravan of pilgrims and locals in a large gathering. The report notes anticipation for a turnout and mentions a motor company tied to the event. Details are fragmented but indicate a public assembly with organized attendance and scheduling.
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