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Newspaper

Correctionville News

Location

Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

7

Bride Elect Found Dead After Love Lured Affair

A bride elect appears to have died by her own hand after a plea of love for a married man. The body was found in her uncle’s cellar in Lawrence Lot with unidentified remains and a note suggesting distress. Detectives pursued leads to her fiancé and other relatives as the disappearance and death drew scrutiny and questions linger about the motive and timing of the tragedy.

Bev York Lawrence August Ganzer Hefehold Maniser Anc Kitts Emi

Woman’s Sworn Testimony In Courtroom Hearing

Fragmentary OCR notes show a woman compelled to swear an oath and testify before a magistrate in a mught court setting. The fragment mentions a complainant Mrs Spitz er and a witness addressing oath requirements, with references to court procedure and admonitions.

Hearing Postponed in Amabity Federal Case

Gutthile Okia Sie 20 Luauan of Amabity seeks a federal judge to extend a temporary injunction. Judge Ralph Campbell of Muskogee postponed the hearing to June 20 as the application for the restraining order against transferring Nes te records to Oklahoma City or Tulsa proceeds. The case involves commercial entities and municipal officers, with fines and auto offenses referenced in context.

Des Moines Player Williams Out Six Weeks With Arm Break

Des Moines basketball scene reports Williams, Ames College coach and team member, suffered a forearm fracture from a hard throw during yesterday’s game. Attending physicians say he will miss at least six weeks, crippling the squad as he was beginning to show form after joining the team.

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Mulder Kills Self After Attempting

Fragmented OCR text mentions a death by suicide following an attempt. Names and clear details are unreadable. readable parts reference a person named Mulder and a suicide after alleged attempt, with surrounding garbled words. No verifiable context or locations are present.

Mutiny on Chinese Sailors Ends in Four Drownings

Chinese sailors mutinied and leapt into the sea, resulting in four drowning deaths. The chaotic incident disrupted ship operations and prompted a search effort as authorities investigated the cause and party responsible. Survivors reported a breakdown of discipline and fear aboard the vessel.

Fragmented text with garbled notes and names

A jumble of misspelled phrases and garbled words likely from OCR. It includes scattered names, partial phrases, and random letters, lacking coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a proper news item.

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Prostrations Reported Amid Chicago Weather Chaos

Disjointed notes describe widespread prostration in Chicago amid oppressive heat. Fragmentary text mentions storms, streets, and lingering discomfort as residents cope with harsh conditions and erratic weather signals.

Chicago

Illinois Coal Strike Sparks Battle Over Contention

A fragmented OCR reads like a clash over coal in Illinois, with officials and workers tied in a dispute about control and prices. The article notes protests and tentative plans for an agreement, naming local authorities and unions involved in the contention.

Railway Crop Report Notes Strong Potato and Garden Crop Outlook

The current crop outlook is very good with potatoes and garden crops showing strong improvements. Reports indicate ongoing favorable conditions and promising yields ahead for the farming season.

Guy Orbane

Ten Cent Offer to Sell $150 Horse Sparks Outrage

A distorted report describes a $150 horse offered for ten cents at the Tonka feller Institute for Wollial Resources. The horse was not for medical use and was not carved up, though a boy aged nine attempted to sell it amid confusion and damage to belongings. The scene centered on a survivor’s plea for the animal’s safety as authorities investigated the strange auction-like incident.

Te Tonkafeller Institute Arti Tiswten Avenue Sehmbert Pat Mtr

Desert Prayer Rally Amidst Isolationist Firestorm

A fringe message laments godless sects and extols a grand desert trek led by figures claiming divine sanction. The text condemns modern society while invoking a shadowy council and distant rulers, describing a mass pilgrimage and calls for devotion and opposition to perceived moral decay.

Mail Job Enforced With Jail Threat In Local Notice

A local government warns residents to take a postal job or face jail. The notice mentions the start date of July 1 and cites the WAVING App for qualification. It references a prior year’s posting and notes travel and eligibility details for the vacant position.

Alton Conor

Kaiser William’s Blistered Knee Report

Fragmentary report notes Kaiser William with a blister on a knee during a sequence of maneuvers. Readers see scattered phrases about observers, a planned witness, and a contingent event at Daehn with various references to riders, horses, and a general condition.

Automobile parade leads tourists toward city malls

A motor parade formed with many mounted cars leaving Nashville for a city mall escort, heading eastward toward Blye? 1197 miles away. The noon stop was at Cotambsy Nemate Mies from her vad, with a night stop planned at Blyekl Alabama.

Nashville Glidden Wscortd Mic Ak Cotambsy

Bomb explodes in tenement hallway in New York

A dynamite bomb exploded in the hallway of a first avenue tenement in New York today, wrecking the first floor and causing panic as residents fled to fire escapes. Authorities plan improvements at Müasatian and Madtoo at a cost of about $15,000,900.

New York First Avenue Prcesien Muasatian Madtoo

Married "Gandy Kid" Death Ends Romange

A jumble of OCR text mentions a death and a marriage, with scattered references to New York, numbers, names, and places. The readable fragments discuss a death tied to a marriage and mention various individuals and locations in a chaotic ledger-like clipping from a newspaper page. The exact details are unclear due to transcription errors.

Gandy Kid

Memory of Mark Twain Honored in Green

A June ceremony honors Mark Twain with a Green memorial display. The event includes mentions of Gray, Cleth, and Carfiemer as part of a civic tribute to the author. Attendees recall Twain’s influence and the wartime era.

Mark Twain

Aviator Willard Injured in Ace Incident

An aviation accident left aviator Willard injured amid a chaotic scene described by witnesses. Early reports indicate medical staff rushed to the scene, with confidentiality surrounding the pilot’s exact condition and the incident’s location.

Willard

Real Estate Men Convene Amid Flood Damage Reports

Real estate professionals gather to discuss damage from floods sweeping eastern regions and central areas as rains persist. Officials report widespread property losses and numerous relocations.

Divers Search For Missing Husband

Divers scour Lake Comd jakarta in a referenced case linked to Charles M Cauchy and Mary Scott Castle-Lariton. A trunk burial and a suspected homicide are noted as the pursuit continues with authorities investigating the alleged crime and motives.

Charles M Cauchy Malan Mary Scott Castle Mary Scott Castle- Lariton

Whirlpool in Sioux Claims Young Man

Three young men were cramming at a point where monster drain and ditch enters the river. A whirlpool formed by the jet of water pulled Krull under and he disappeared before companions could reach him. His body was found hours later. A separate note reports a state purchase of county court house bonds for $50000 to fund a new structure with construction to begin by August and completion by January.

S&s Erie Krull County Court House Sertysburz Corumgauners

Abundant rains boost South Dakota crops in early June

Siem Falla notes heavy rains across South Dakota over the past few days lifted morale for farmers. Crops including corn and meat plants are reported in better condition, with soil moisture improving and sprout activity seen in earlier dry areas. Local reports describe widespread moisture aiding pasture and general farm prospects as spring advances.

South Dakota Falla & T Argers Jerith

Fire loss of fifteen thousand in Huron night blaze

A late night fire at a carpenter shop and factory in Huron caused about 15000 dollars in damage. The blaze damaged several small buildings and destroyed stock and tools. Fire department reports indicate extensive damage to the premises and partial coverage by a local insurance fund. A prominent Alexandria wedding is also noted in social columns.

TSU Tee

Two Men Exonerated In Murder Charge Case

Two men cleared of murder as a courtroom recounts the Wallan Cotter shooting. The jury previously found the death a result of a gunshot: the weapon fired by Bert Gallowne was deemed accidental and without intent. Colters death occurred amid a pursuit for a suspect in an alley, amid robbery fears.

Wallan Cotter Bert Gallowne Glareng Betur Cotters Lorences Colter Fred Colters

Harry Wentzy Marries Public School Teacher

Sionets A D June 17 Starry Wentz formerly of Paka ina now Riad City wed yesterday to Mrs Suan Tilley Wuest. They left for their home after a ceremony at the uride dan diuwhtr of Judge Mina Ivates. He has been a teacher at Pall schools for several years. Mr Wentzsy is noted as a prominent Monocrits OT ne station reuouy Hs Te en se. He is in banking with Tohnsen Brie.

Harry Wentzy Sionets Starry Wentz Paka Ina Riad Yeurday Mra Suan Tilley Wuest Ong

Creameries on Ranges Yield Local Profits

A fragmented notice describes creameries on northern ranges delivering cream and payments to settlers. It notes May activity and shipments, with mention of dividends to natives and older settlers from dairy products. The text cites Dark Terre and Philip ny as places involved.

Saas Northea Pamers Dark Terre Philip Ny Algodda Triin Slanfey

Refugees of Flood Tell Awful Stories

Eyewitness accounts describe devastating floods on the Ane river valley. Homes wiped out, families crushed beneath debris, and currents sweeping away bridges and roads while survivors scramble to reach higher ground and safety.

Ane Trys Imbane

Villages Devastated by Floods Across Regions

Reports describe widespread inundations causing unknown deaths as villages including Chupria Jagorditt and SvMalnaty are submerged to depths of seven to nineteen feet. Homes and buildings collapse while residents seek safety amid rising waters and debris. Blood and rescue teams struggle to reach affected streets as authorities assess the disaster’s scope.

Belgrade Ipods Chupria Jagorditt SvMalnaty

Suffragists Sued by Shirtwaist Maker

New York June 17. A shirtwaist manufacturer sues suffragists in the United States circuit court. The suit seeks $1090 in damages for alleged strikes and support of the strike. Accuses suffragists of conspiring to obstruct business and damage the industry.

New York Mvmrs Belmont Wort Uta Taii States Sitomura Arto Baskiess Shiruvust Metry Ind

Wife Testifies He Tiggled Nurse Feet in Norristown Court

In a Norristown courtroom on a recent Saturday a wife testifies she observed her husband tickling a nurse's feet during an evening incident. The defendant Dr McGraylen was arraigned in Norristown court after being brought from Chester, with details about prior travel and related circumstances presented by prosecutors.

Governor to Halt Big Fight with Attorney Help

An AP interview records Attorney General Webb saying Governor Gillett instructed him to halt a major fight set for July 4. Webb claimed the governor directed actions to stop the conflict, with Johnson and Jeffries Johnson mentioned in context.

San Tranmsed MS Webb Whitty Head Gillatt Aitien Uy Gail Gillett Associated Press Lodogh Webb Jeffries Johnson

Bleached Flour Case Nears Quick End in Kansas

In a United States court in Kansas Cay on June 17 indications point to an early end to the bleached flour case. Government and defense contemplate calling only a few witnesses as the parties seek a swift conclusion to the trial.

Kansas Cay United States Suy Porleid

Marriages to follow graduation of cadets

The 1910 Wise Fort cadets hold graduation and soon after will wed. Lani Gliveson of Missouri and Carter D H Torrey of Utah are listed with the ceremony in the new cadet chapel. Both couples plan honeymoons in the east after the ceremony.

Wise Fort Lamenton Carlet Robert Way Miegouri Aliss Lani Glveson Missouri Washington

Evelyn Thaw Tells of Poverty on Stand

Evelyn Thaw describes financial hardship during supplementary proceedings in New York. She details a three room apartment in West Thirty third Street, pawned diamond engagement ring valued at about 200 dollars, and unpaid bills including a 100 dollar Kehoe debt. She reveals plans to seek court action to recover funds and mentions potential wage garnishment.

New York Exelon Harry Mare Wali Kehoe Watt Ave

Death and art collide in chaotic posthumous tale

A fragmented account describes an artist who died amid bizarre scenes and a drawing room murder context. The text references a figure named Merrill and a claimant named Pister, with mentions of wills, cremation, and scattered belongings.

Pin Money for Wife Debate Across Rural Court

A fragmented reminiscence recalls a man arguing over pin money for his wife. The speaker suggests the wife planned to see the world, while a court case hints at marital strife. The couple reportedly married in October, with details blurred by garbled OCR text.

Allen's Law Partner Files for Senate Candidacy

Willis B Reed, former partner of ex United States Senator William W Allen, traveled from Norfolk to Lincoln to file for the Democratic primary for the United States Senate. Reed will run against Bryan in opposition to the county option issue after Madison.

Norfolk Neb Willis B Reed United States Bentor William W Allen Lincoln Bryans County Insuo

Whip the Drunkards Do Not Fine Them

Tulsa officials consider corporal penalties for intoxication with Judge A Houston proposing a whip and post as punishment. The article notes six inmates on a charge of intoxication awaiting decision and mentions the city commission on June 17.

Tulsa Okla A. Houston

Roosevelt Change of Route Sparks Controversy

Fragmented text reports T Roosevelt altering his travel plan during a world tour. The piece mocks academics and references Professor Starr and the University of Chicago. It claims Roosevelt chose a less dangerous route while others argue the route exposes him to dangers in Africa.

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