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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
2
A garbled 1910s era column mixes war memory and daily life. It references American independence, British travel tales, a Parisian tailor, and the White House transition plans for President-elect Wilson. The piece drifts through diverse topics from beer, hotels, phonographs, and harbor schemes to mortality rates and world fair notes.
Retiring Secretary Jatin Wilson of the Miners of weriice is honored with a bronze bust presented by colleagues. Secretary Bryan and Houston attend as Wilson thanks co workers and family, noting his return to his native state amid warm farewell remarks and reflections on agricultural progress.
A sprawling Iowa roundup reports railway, school, and community updates. Mentions Great Western train, Fort Dodge sports event, Kiron school plans, Spencer declamatory contest, and local incidents including fires, marriages, drownings, and legal notices across towns like Spencer Hawarden Logan Estherville and Des Moines with names, places, dates, and actions.
A cryptic note references a Mars voyage and a state of danger. It mentions scribed names and a possible poisoning link, with dates and places scattered through fragmented phrases. The text hints at an arrest or detainment and a sequence of events involving travel, a toxin, and a search for truth.
Multiple defendants linked to a Federal case near Hot Springs are slated for grand jury review in Des Moines. Judge McPherson ordered proceedings while revelations detail alleged romantic entanglements and prior criminal charges. Frank Bean and others face upcoming hearings as investigations unfold.
Newspaper clipping notes a divorce case following a second marriage in Walsall. The fragmentary text mentions a court proceeding and remarks on marital status and subsequent events, but readable details are limited.
Ware Iowa March Witte lem hau 100 peeg diction. The town of Ware is blating 4 dem desl Inty the ereat fend of re operation. The program featured speakers from state college and local clergy, with a three day opening. The dairy and hog topics dominated the last day, with a corn show and many exhibits. The Bank of Ware and local stores displayed, and visitors received free watches and lighting was supplied for the event. The effort aims to boost farming methods and cooperative support among farmers and business men.
An obscure report chronicles local figures and events from Des Moines to Waterloo, mentioning legal cases, real estate moves, and civic notes. Names such as Walter New buen and Grace Brown appear amid scattered references to courts, bids, and transportation plans.
In a Washington D C court session on March 10, Milburny for the American Publishers Association and the American Book Sellers Association urged that combinations by publishers, shippers and wholesalers are aimed to curb moral competition and prevent improper trade practices. Wallace Macfarlane pressed to break the coalition. Milburn argued copyright laws allow control over wholesale transfers to maintain price integrity.
Budapest reports that Hungary’s parliament passed the government’s universal suffrage reform, enfranchising women. Troops filled the chamber amid threats of a general strike. riots erupted at times as opposition leaders Appansi and Zichy clashed with police and military guards.
New York report states the New York Stock Exchange will form a five member committee on business conduct to monitor member accounts and securities prices for improper transactions. It will have authority to investigate threats affecting the exchange and report to the governing committees.
Washington reports March 19 that Attorney General McHeynolde refused to commit on reopening the American Tobacco Company case. He noted the administration’s handling of the trust dissolution but did not clearly endorse or oppose restarting prosecutions.
Trial opens on a dispute over coal land in Alaska with names including Albert C. Prone and Fran Watore. Spokane report notes proceedings and involved parties in a regional case.
Police investigate the murder of Mrs. Catherine Godfrey a young widow found dead in her flat. Officers say three men were seen near the building and are questioning possible witnesses as they search for the assailants.
The article reports that MM Faker, tied to Howin Csrofies, faced a Senate vote where he received 2 and 23 votes respectively, as Jeroh L Witem Sreagert's party rival contends for the position. Teressa Kefier is noted as a Democrat involved in the contest.
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