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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
3
New committees form in the House with shifts in leadership. Virginia Democrat Glass heads treasury and expendi tures panel as others like Shackelford and Shackel Hard hold chairmanships. Washington notes and Republican opposition fill roles while Virginia, West Virginia, and Kansas members appear in key posts.
New York bankers report Mexican National Line floated bonds tied to an $16,000,000 issue, with a disclosed portion allocated to railroads and related securities. The move follows broader Mexican financing plans and signals potential shifts in cross border transport finance amid uncertain market conditions.
Secretary Meade announced distribution by states of an additional 19,209.01K dollars of federal tax deposits to national banks. Only seven banks declined to pay the interest and ceased to be government depositaries, surrendering funds. Apportionments were made to national banks and trust companies in 48 states plus Washington, D.C., based on population, capital, and surplus needs.
Esmart will address the U S state convention with remarks from Jame Dew We Lberkart of Minnists. The meeting will discuss principal aureas, travel arrangements, and official representatives from several regions.
Fragmented dispatch describes threats against Jewish residents prompting police or guards to order removal. Unclear place names and dates appear garbled, but report centers on protective actions and community fears in a tense period.
A renowned sculptor advocates a model city to host international institutions with capacity for one million residents. The plan envisions a permanent center funded by public-private means, seeking high level discussions with presidents and secretaries of state on global governance. Ambitions include housing diverse agencies and a cooperative framework, with a meeting in the capital to advance studies and recommendations.
A group of boys fishing in a park lake recovered valuables including a gold watch and several watches from the depths. Names and details describe multiple youths, a failed attempt to recover more items, and a return trip yielding better results than expected. The incident notes jewelry pulled from the lake by Friday with no injuries reported.
Deb Mulies and others file in the district court at Fairfield for an injunction against a state house grounds appropriation of 40,000, alleging illegality. Governor Clarke, Secretary Allen, Auditor Brown, and A H Davidson named as defendants. hearing set before Judge Francis Hunter in October with final in September term. Attorney General Cosson to represent the state.
A newborn baby was found alive on the railway right of way near Merrisen after a train mishap. The child was taken to Merrisen where Dr. C F Kabler treated it. the nurse, believed to be in distress, was later examined. The incident sparked telegrams to Vinten and calls from the train crew confirming the child’s survival amid confusion aboard.
The jury awarded six figures in damages to Roosevelt after a sensational trial over drunkenness and profanity charges. Newell admitted publishing the accusations in good faith, while Roosevelt addressed the court urging an end to slander.
Seven arrests reported as city officials pursue lawless acts tied to a Friday morning riot. The grand jury works the case while property owners seek damages from building and street owners. A Greek city council faction and King Georges supporters are mentioned amid investigations into the murder of Howard Jones and claims of state retaliation.
A clash of notes from Greek and Servian officials indicates progress toward a political understanding against Bulgarian advances. Bulgarian commander informs Greek contact that further movement is unlikely as Balkans premiers plan talks to end disputes with Turkey and Servia on the frontier. Dr Daneff called home for Sofia, amid diplomatic exchanges. Gasoline explosion causes damage and minor injuries in Nebrask a scattering details incomplete.
The report notes a fairly good average cotton crop across multiple states including Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas. Weather and conditions are listed, with varying yields by region, reflecting a mixed but generally solid season.
Faris June 2 report notes the International Womans congress in Paris today aims to address women’s issues. Delegates discuss education, equality, and protection while considering new topics to pursue. The session features May Wriske Swath as a quoted participant.
The Marquette Ishpeming Advance reports a Detroit court hearing where a Michigan editor testified he libeled Theodore Roosevelt. The witness described his association with Roosevelt, his temperance, and the editor’s role in publishing the alleged slander while detailing wartime and political connections and the escorting of Roosevelt during campaigns.
Fragmented text depicting a police aware public mood about affection in parks. mentions Superintendent Meds and Park policy. discusses controlling public displays by men and women, urging order while permitting social behavior under supervision.
An amateur aviator died after a crash near Rath Tent. The incident involved a woman, a fiancé, and the operator, with authorities stating safety measures and prevention efforts are underway.
New York June 2 Speyer & Co and Louis Yoakum clash over the St Louis and San Francisco railroad receivership. Speyer seeks dismissal of receivers and appointment of a bondholder representative while Yoakum defends the bondholders interests. Paris reports anger at receivership without bondholder input. Bonded debt far exceeds assets, fueling Wall Street fears of a Frisco conflict.
Washington June 2 In the presence of notable campers including many who helped with its adoption Secretary Brean signed the formal announcement of the amendment providing for the direct creation of United States senators Former Representative Harry St George Tucker of Virginia chairman of the 52nd Congress committee in charge of the first direct election resolution that passed the Henze Representative Rucker of Missouri and Senator Korsh who backed the change were present at the signing.
Washington reports June 2 that under the Underwood bill farmers faces restored duties on live stock cereals and grain products. Democratic finance leaders seek White House guidance as they weigh political consequences and fear trade tensions and domestic price impacts along the Canadian border.
A fragmented report outlines eight nations preparing to join a peace pact as Congress and the administration spar over currency policy. It notes Wilsonian aims for a coherent banking reform, hints at money trust investigations, and mentions lawmakers and bankers debating a nationwide approach to money credits and regulation.
In a public Senate judiciary hearing, President Wilson may testify regarding a alleged lobbying scandal. The Senate committee will open the inquiry Monday with Senator Overman leading questions, aiming to conclude within ten days if possible. Senator Ashurst and Art Will sign as witnesses. no request will be made for the president to testify.
Andrew Devv a respected Hemet farmer was driven to insanity by his son Bert Dervis, jailed for 15 years for assault on Mrs. Caddie Welte. At a hearing Dr. Maxwell and County officials declared Davis insane and ordered commitment to the state hospital at Norfolk. Also notes Sioux Falls census begins Monday with 12 to 16 enumerators to assess saloon licenses, amid debate over population shifts and saloon counts.
Fragmented report cites Rosebud and Black Nilineen Scenic, unrest over markings used on a continental route. Officials deny foundation for insemination claims and stress color distinctions. governors and local leaders named amid confusion.
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