Correctionville News Correction and Notes
Fragmented OCR text from Correctionville Iowa page evokes local notes, names, and scattered mentions of people, places, and events. The snippet references figures such as Hovey, Amur et al, various dates and places, plus political and social references, though much of the material is garbled.
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Correctionville
Fred W. Colvin
Corfrectionville
Iowa
Agoutite
Audeen
Vance
Qhabess
Gurney
Amur
Man Steals Team and Burns Barn to Delay the Chase
A jagged garbled report describes a man stealing a team and setting a barn on fire to delay pursuit. The text references a confrontation involving Stevens and an alleged threat to wreck a brother’s home, with scattered names and locations embedded in the distorted OCR.
Raccoon River 18 Under Suspicion
Fragmented OCR text mentions Raccoon River and an investigation or suspicion involving 18. Names and places are garbled with no clear actions or outcomes readable.
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Raccoon River
Tries death by own action in jail home tale
Fragmentary notes recount a death by self harm linked to jail home setting. Readable fragments reference a person, a rail line, and a travel event with uncertain names and locations. The text remains unclear about dates, exact places, or responsible parties.
South Dakota Criminal Escapes at Fairfield
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a criminal escape incident at Fairfield with scattered names and details. The text mentions locations and people but lacks complete context or clear actions, leaving the exact sequence and authorities involved unclear.
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South Dakota
Fairfield
Alimony Award and Divorce Case Highlight Local Court
In a ball court ruling, Mrs. John R. Heskes was granted a divorce from John R. Heskes on alleged statutory grounds. The court awarded her $37 000 in alimony and $2 000 for attorney fees. Gates To and 15 reputed to be wealthy are mentioned in connection with the case in this Washingtonian report.
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Vlnyony
Yas Uml Bray
John R Heskes
John R Hukes
Fre Hetkes
Hig
Des Moines Pool Hall Death Arrest Reported
Des Moines 24 Des 24 Sterling Kitchen was arrested today charged with the murder of Vern Pibur after striking him over the head with a cue in a pool hall brawl. Ottumwa gets new depot near spring with a $50 000 freight building planned by the railroad, agent JC Finnesy stated. Local officials arranged temporary quarters during construction.
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Des Moines
Des
Sterling Kitchen
Vern Pibur
Ottumwa
Ouumea
Roch Isang Railroad
Ottumn
JC Finnesy Loca
Ube
Portrait of Carroll to name boards and council seats
A garbled report outlines Carroll's plan to appoint board members and nominees for various public offices. It mentions the state senate signal, term expirations, and potential substitutions, with notes on appointments and pending confirmations. The text also references highway map work and local road inspections in Plymouth, plus a Nebraska frontier death notice excerpt.
Des Moines Detective Sentenced to Prison
A Des Moines detective was sentenced to prison after being found guilty on charges related to misconduct. Prosecutors alleged abuse of power during investigations, while defense counsel argued for leniency citing personal hardship. The case drew attention from local officials and the public.
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Des Moines
Former Plymouth Doctor in Trouble in Chicago
Fragmented report notes a former Plymouth doctor facing unspecified legal trouble in Chicago. The sparse OCR text mentions court activity, a weekend context, and related names, with no clear dates or charges. Further readable details are not available.
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Mem
Marty Dee
Antunes
Plymouth
Chicago
Chiease
Lemans
Child smothered by parents identified in report
A disturbing case from an unnamed jurisdiction reports the death of a three month old infant allegedly smothered by both parents. Investigators note the tragedy occurred within the family home as authorities work to establish motive and accountability.
Chicago firm loses valuable goods in break-in
A Chicago-based firm reported a break-in at its warehouse where woolen goods valued in the Pive dollars range were stolen. No workers were on strike and the thieves escaped after ransacking the premises, with delivery items for Tahoe clothing reportedly moved.
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Chicago
Triershops
Harsch Woelenier
English Officers Face Trial in German Court
British officers Captain Trench of the Royal Marines and Lieutenant Brandon of the Royal Navy stand before an imperial court in Hamburg. They admit gathering military information near the Tortricetions at Gorkun way while being defended by German attorneys. The British government is represented by its consul at Hamburg.
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Germany
Bank Robbers Captured After Brush Rendezvous
A chaotic pursuit ends with the capture of two bank robbers following a brush rendezvous. Reports describe the suspects as involved in a recent heist, with authorities detailing the sequence of events and ongoing investigations.
Fireman Held For Theft In City Case
A man accused of breaking into a South Main Street store and stealing 22 rings and two gold watches faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Kimb. He was bound over to the grand jury. CHANTLAND HEADS BRIGADE. Fort Dodge Dec 21 Voland Way Chanilang, head of the Wifty-aixth regiment, leads the Iowa brigade under Brig. Gen. J. F. Lincoln, who has been granted a 30 day leave of absence.
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Berlin
Plessire
Georee
Geers
Andy
Sonehatoue
Bee Creek
Archbold
John
Gordon Tard
Lee
Shawer
Haltimore
Afrioon City
Chicago
Mowahkee & St
Pant
Uri Indy
Wodiy
India
Grand Jury
Chantland
Fort Dodge Ti
Voland
Chanilang
Iowa
J. F. Lincoln
Ams
Plymouth County Woman Murdered in Violent Death
A fragmentary report notes a Plymouth County woman found dead in what authorities describe as a violent death. The sparse readable text references names and locations amid garbled OCR, indicating police involvement and a possible homicide investigation.
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Plymouth County
Kong
Sudge Wade declares poosevelts ad in presh mapleton
A fragmented OCR read discusses a local ad campaign and dedicates funds, mentioning Perh Mapleton, a $11000 amount, and various garbled names. The text appears as a noisy transcription with numerous misspellings and stray phrases, limiting clear details but signaling an advertisement or dedication event linked to local figures.
Postmaster At Harris Amid Campaigns And Confusion
In Ottumwa and neighboring towns, election buzz surrounds state printer candidates and local posts. The text notes a potential postmaster at Harris and hints at renewed attention to civic roles as campaigns unfold across departments and districts.
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da Ar
Fordeator
Patna
Receiver named for A and C Railroad suit noted
Fragmentary text mentions a receiver named for the A and C Railroad, with unclear references to individuals and events. The readable items include names such as Mason, Willan, Cortes, Casini, and Dan, and scattered words suggesting legal or court proceedings without coherent context or dates.
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Roy Casini
Arenes
Dy Cortes
Archbishop Keane Improves In Health
Coadjutor Wohbvustoap reports Archbishop Keane showing improvement after a stent procedure. The update notes continued recovery within the Archdiocese and plans for future duties remain under evaluation pending further medical guidance.
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Keane
Nealth
Big contract awarded for halting 2700 ton bertieship project
The News ort News Ship Building Company won the contract for the 2700 ton bertieship project, the lowest bidder, with a total of $6,920,000. The award was made today to halt the project and commence construction under the terms of the bid.
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Mashigimine 22
Newsort News’Ship Building Company
Fire Ravages Chicago Stock Yards District Killing Dozens
A massive blaze in Chicago's stock yards district caused extensive destruction to warehouses and sheds. Fire officials reported around 30 deaths and extensive property damage estimated in the millions as crews battled the flames through the afternoon and night.
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Chigag
James Heran
Killa
Waom
Nelson
Merv & Carpany
Beemer
Gener
Debrim
Jer
Stanr
Wilaga Burroughs
Fic Jeratd
Marsha
de Sator
Jose
Army Pursues Rebellious Islanders Amid Philippine Conflict
Dispatch notes a pursuing army movement against rebellious islanders as regional authorities await the arrival of Major General Boll to assume command of the Philippine forces. General staff reports indicate a shift in leadership and ongoing military operations on the island fronts.
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Limwadier
Gentral Mustang
Department of Anan iv Fins
Philipmina
Boll
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