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Newspaper

Correctionville News

Location

Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1909

Page

3

Road Complain Refocus Weed Control On Farmers

The Iowa and Dhovis railroad asked the road commission to force farmers to cut weeds in fields along tracks. Officials say weeds along highways and fences threaten rail safety and demand strict enforcement against listed noxious weeds. County officials urged action to prevent seed spread and scatter, naming several species in two years earlier legislation.

Iowa and Dhovis Whetchumn Carmission

Insanity and Death From Overheating in Vandalla Barn

In Les Moines I July 5 to 20 intense heat drove Taeke Vieraag a well known Zgarme near Vandalla to swallow car belic acid last night after a day in the corn. The body was found this morning Flemur hay wife and five etuldren name a family in distress.

Les Moines I Taeke Vieraag Vandalla Flemur Hay

Nonunion Shop Wins Contentious City Printing Bid

In Des Moines an ordinance aiming to bar nonunion bids was deemed unconstitutional. The Geo A Mier Printing Company sued to restrain the city from awarding a printing contract to a lower bidder, while the winner, Rigistr and Leader Corp., faced scrutiny. The case moved from a lower court to the Iowa Supreme Court, with significant questions over union restrictions in city procurement.

Des Moines Geo A Mier Printing Company Jeong Ht Sult Caulty Atl OY Wil Rigistr Leader Corp Cmon Printing Wat Vie

Keokuk voters pass municipal charter amendment by wide margin

In Keokuk the referendum on a municipal charter amendment won by an independent majority, tallying 176 in favor to 2119 against. The vote followed a prior April election where Democrats held, and Butler was reappointed as alderman in the Mourtz Ward amid strong campaign activity.

Keokuk Sacundley Butler Mourtz Thy Sith

Cant Tickle Every Girl Under the Chin Debacle

Fragmented OCR notes describe a bizarre incident or legal dispute involving tickling a girl under the chin. The text references liability and damages, a named individual, and allegations of offense but lacks clear dates or locations. The source shows garbled dialogue and partial phrases about permission and rights.

Es Moines Boone

Marshalltown Goes Absolutely Dry Seizure Fallout Shuts Placed Stores

State officials announce that Marshalltown and Wishaltown have become entirely dry after a liquor seizure. County Attorney Ogermayer says permits cannot be sold in bulk and that Des Moines Malt Company outlets remain unaffected but closed. The town marks its first fully dry day after enforcement actions. Cissy Loftus marries Dr. A W Waterman in Chicago following her return from a tour. Dr Haldane Swainson indicted for murder. experts cite chloroform as a factor in the victim’s death.

Wishaltown Marshall Tostles Ogermayer Des Moines EU Joon Jay Ciissy Loftus Lmdor Cecelia Loftus Tivington Wagistry A WH Waterman Chicago Misa London Aicwgo Haldane Swainson Qav

Sultan Orders Public Whipping After Brother’s Action

In Fez, during a clash between forces loyal to the sultan and the pretender, an imperial soldier was captured and harmed. News says Habir seized Blequenncy Mulal Hafid the sultan’s brother and the sultan, enraged by his brother’s behavior, had Khebir’s mother whipped in public.

Jingier Morocco Fez Habir Mulal Hafid

Mayor Henderson Denies Drunken Charge Inflammatory Accusations In City Crisis

A mayoral defense responds to persistent drunkenness accusations amid attempts to remove him under the Cas son law. Henderson asserts his fitness, cites campaign slipstream and constitutional limits on trial by jury, while authorities consider postponements from injuries sustained during events. District Judge Byron W Preston will hear the case in Okaloosa.

Ito Linatlens Lufenge Juma Henderson Guty Hendersons Henderson Tral Ina Tendiga Tis Byron W Preston Okaloosa Pletshurs Pa GC WeGybney

Carrie Mallon in Rail Accident Near Independence

Mysterious train mishap injures Carrie Mallon as a special train derails near Independence. A West Union rider suffered a shaken but non serious injuries while the engine left the rails at high speed. Authorities report no other serious harm.

Des Moles West Union Spas Gedar Rapids Carrie Mallons Independens

Bowling Ball Accident Causes City Man Severe Injury

A local man Ralph Cale accidentally dropped a bowling ball on his foot at a city venue. The incident caused permanent injuries and a $5,200 demand for damages. Alexander TJ and the court are involved in the case, with a $400 sundry fee and related legal actions noted.

Marshilliannn Ralph Cale Alexander Courkastin Berts

Racer Breaks Leg and Is Killed in Training Incident

A fragmented report describes a racer suffering a leg fracture during a workout and an apparent fatal outcome. The text references various names and places in garbled form, indicating a possible accident involving multiple individuals and groups. The exact identities and locations remain unclear due to OCR corruption.

Keokuk Votes on Commission Plan

In Keokuk voters consider a municipal commission plan amid unclear details. The measure, described in fragmented notes, references local government workers and a city decision process with implications for governance structure.

Keokuk

Court martial for slayer of officer

Court martial underway for a soldier alleged to have slain an officer at an army post. Proceedings are described as lengthy, with references to the accused and commissions, as officials outline charges, defense, and potential penalties.

Kidnapping Case and Crime Notes From City Desk

Des Moines dispatch reports a kidnapping where a husband allegedly seized his own child and a wife pursued help from officials. In New York life noted the curtain for Thomas Purbin and the death of a well known actor. Chicago jury selection concludes in the larceny case against a young Irish jace maker after a morning session.

Des Moines Fungs Wiele Tittle Thorder Volunteer F Saunierys Thomas Purbin Cale Parry Thomas New York Esterday Mia Sauitarmim Aglishiman Chicago Fila Gingls Jace Maker Larceny

Chinaman Strangled in New Fork Laundry Death

Police report a Chinese laborer identified as Yung Yow was strangled in a laundry at 124 Stainton Street. The body showed signs of struggle with the money drawer emptied. The brother identified the deceased. no suspect details were provided. The case is linked to the Sigel TAS investigation.

New Fork Yung Yow Stainton St Tedayy Mortyr

Commission Decides Freight Rates Must Stand

Railway commission hearing on freight charges concludes with a single exception for sulfur and related products. Iowa and neighboring states debated rate reform as a catalyst for broader industry losses and speed limits on future increases.

Commission

Boys Pinched for Celebrating Become Spies for Officers

Des Weines Ge Juy reports a patriotic celebration sparked arrests of 11 boys for shooting firecrackers and other acts. The plan next steps include appointing the 11 boys as special detectives to uncover further offenders and grant them truce hands to try and purchase crackers from those evading the law.

Che Sime

Brick Maker Appeals to Railroad Commission

A brick maker from Des Moines appeals to the Railroad Commission over tariff charges to Sioux City quoted at 134 dollars per car, while Riverside rivals pay 33 dollars. the case alleges discriminatory rate practices affecting shipments to Sioux City.

Wes Moines Hlatda Tedwath Rairoad Commissioners Sioux City Riverside Sions City North T4ine Bensigns Iust Nes

Tennessee Day Law Goes Into Effect Tonight

Tennessee's four mile alcohol ban extends to the entire state effective at midnight. The law prohibits sale or possession of liquors wines and beer as beverages. Retailers warn of enforcement and manufacturers worry about cross state sales while Nashville and other cities prepare. Prosecutions will be vigorous and violators face action. clubs plan to monitor members.

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Brooks Ransis City Reprieve Granted by Governor Hadley

A reprieve was granted to Brooks Ransis City by Governor Hadley, delaying a hanging previously set for July 2. The action followed discussions amid reports of reduced sugar prices and real estate concerns. the exact timing of the execution was postponed by eighty days.

Brooks Ransis City Sidney Tex Claude Hadley

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