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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
2
The commission weighs forcing drag work on township roads amid dispute over procedures and cost. The discussion cites ethics, local control, and potential delays as it weighs options and consequences for the community.
Remains of an exhibitor were found along Northwestern railroad tracks five miles from Princeton after a Wild West show left town Friday. Investigators say the man was employed with the show and likely fell from a moving train. He suffered severe injuries, and Sheriff McManen and others head a probe.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person labeled as a murderer and references unclear names and dates. The readable items point to misread political or social notes with no coherent event or facts to form a definite summary.
A garbled notice lists arrests and alleged liquor violations with unclear names and dates. The fragment mentions shares, wages, and a May action but lacks verifiable details. No coherent individuals or orgs can be confirmed.
Readable items report highway planning near Sturms, court outcomes in Dubuque, and city council moves in Waterloo. Highlights include Marysville elopement, school openings at Storm Lake, hog profits in Dearfield, and a public school building ceremony in Storm Lake.
A polo match at Mexia ended badly when a rider named Wever-4438 Milrure was severely injured this afternoon after falling with the horse in a mallet swing. The incident left the player with a head injury and the arena crowd stunned.
Reported investigation into a sensational death case includes exhumation, alleged motives, and mob action in Omaha. Dr Birney implicated as a key figure who fled town after the murder of Heard Jones. authorities move to detain Henry Wiley and several laborers amid Greek property attacks and public unrest.
A clipped probate notice from Henry County records details the will of Mount Peasant linked to David Crop. The document shows infant heirs, marks by Elizabeth and Coop, and references a December 15 probate hearing in UConn Canineille. The text also mentions imports and a stake in the United Kingdom, with scatteredIncomplete phrases.
LeMarsa May 31 Mrs Kertha Herschler has filed a suit in district court in Akincot alleging injuries to her husband from a winter automobile collision. The complaint seeks damages from the drivers involved and related parties claiming fault and liability in the incident.
A garbled note indicates Taft plans a trip to Washington for a White House meeting. The fragment mentions a committee and a May date, with reference to workington and a Washington venue within the political context.
The postwar lecture recalls a 1912 postal service audit by Hitchcock and a debate over department costs. Key figures include Merrit, Chante, and the four assistant postmasters, with flaws in how payroll and vacancies were tallied. The report argues salaries and appointments skewed by delayed accounting and urged year-by-year comparisons.
The long running serial on the Mott Manning Fuller family scandal draws worldwide interest. Walter Rowne sues for divorce as details unfold about elopement plans with Jordan Mott Jr and the Kingston bound freighter episode. The Manning and Bowne intrigues feature across instalments, with society figures and legal actions shaping a turbulent domestic saga.
Washington June 2 A Senate committee on reductions and related plans for the Senate race at conditions In West Virginia holds ads tone today. Senators Swanson of Virginia chair a 28 member committee Martins Shirkds Geraham Kenton compose the group to deny plane Rome formulating Ja das but subcommittee moves Monday. Uncertain details point to a broader West Virginia inquiry into the militia siege and the unrest surrounding the event.
Washington May 31 Senator Cummins says foreign protests against the United States are not based on law. He argues the policy of opposing foreign powers should be treated as a legal matter. The senator notes rising to suppress discriminatory actions amid strong rhetoric from international leaders.
Fragmentary report from London June two depicts Walter and Terie among attendees at a court event. Names like Sir Edward Groep and King are invoked amid scattered phrases. Observers note conversations and dress as President Wilson is referenced in a distant, unclear context.
A June Senate debate orders a study by judiciary committees into lobbying practices and possible influence on pending legislation. The measure targets inquiries into contacts, industry funding, and any senatorial interests in tariff or policy proposals. Leaders seek to reveal who funded efforts and who testified, aiming for disclosure within weeks.
A list of Iowa based inventors receiving patents this week. Names include Bettendorf creators William Jettenderf and Rudwich Bruene with items for railing cars and piping. Davenport figures appear with Fantinfeldt and Ewoldt associated to welding and fire extinguisher components. Other entries note Davenport Des Moines Madrid Sioux City and Rockwell City inventors with devices for cranes printing and operating mechanisms.
Washington reports a proposal to tax stock market sales at a percentage of ad valorem value. It targets corporate stock shares notes and other obligations and would apply to products of exchanges and related markets. The finance committee in Congress is weighing the amendment as discussed by Senator Wile Time.
A Utah county report details multiple children chewing books at school and sparks a government inquiry led by the state public safety commissioner. The event raises concerns about school safety, administration responses, and potential public health implications across Utah's education system.
A fragment from Mount Vernon reports a Davisom County farmer under delusion. The text mentions May, ages, and names such as Lamb and Ned, with unclear events and local references, rendering a brief local oddity notice.
Fragmented text suggests a weather or rainfall note with scattered phrases about rain, weather forecasts, and a date near 1900. The legible bits mention rain, water, and a crude forecast, but specifics remain unclear.
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