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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
3
Testimony reveals many passengers, especially women and children, were kept from lifeboats as officers followed unclear guidance. Witnesses describe life boat No. 15 leaving with few women and children while many men remained aboard. Questions focus on who directed evacuation and why compartments stayed open long after impact.
British distress grows as miners split over a repudiation act and coal trade fears deepen. South Wales faces resistance to Lord St. Aideen’s wage plan, with less pay than expected under the new act. A Welsh conference suspended work on wages until the broader issue is reviewed, a national meeting planned in London. Socialist leader B. Steyter rallies Chererott and warns of transport worker action.
A Kansas case from Topsha about the mayoress of Hunnewell and her council members facing a court ruling. The document references a trial in which Jackson of Winnfield represented the councilmen and notes long running tensions with the mayoress. The court’s early decision is anticipated as the matter involves endorsements and disputes over appointments.
A fragmented Indiana notice describes a youth incident with names like Madiam and Tarpy, noting a drowning after a canal mishap on a May day. It mentions ages 14 and 19 and partial details of the event along the Otty river region.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference undecided sentiments linked to a religious defense by a Methodist group. The readable text mentions Simpcapeta Minn and a general deferense by an arbuscrent, but details are unclear. The item appears as a stray caption or diary fragment without a clear event or date.
A garbled OCR fragment references a condemned man and jail, with unclear names and details. The readable bits indicate a focus on a condemned inmate’s status and confinement. No coherent dates, places, or authorities are extractable from the text.
The Episcopal committee debates the number of bishops to retire this season and whether many should resign as around 200 candidates seek bishop posts. Four bishops have died since the Ballisware conference, leaving the church with fewer bishops than four years ago. Balloting on bishops may begin next Monday or Tuesday after tonight’s report.
Washington May 11 witnesses William Feeland and C B Boland of the Merciar Cont company Scranton Pa summoned by the House judiciary committee to testify at the hearing of charges against Judge Robert W Archbald of the commerce court Boland accuses Archbald and Williams of altering bank property title and the contract for sale of neenim property to the Sagre Line Williams recalls questioning about Archbald offering to protect the Laurel Line from claims related to the Eberhart estate and Katydia bank actions
Washington May 11 The river and harbor appropriation bill passed the Senate yesterday after amendments raised the total to 324 000 000. Principal increase of 2 500 600 went to Mississippi improvements. Other added sums covered Chicago harbor Ohio river near Cairo Los Angeles harbor and related works. Senator Sutton opposed resumption of provision on Missouri River and warned against harming interstate commerce aims.
A May report references a wire company linked to the pools and mentions legal counsel, government fees, and destruction of papers within the wire pool. Names such as Farrell, Dane Mates Berl Dae, and Doright Trenklin appear, with implied proceedings and seats in a trade context.
In Herauion Pennsylvania a broke yer breaker riot erupts as foreign workers lead the crowd. Police clash with rioters injuring two officers and several civilians. State troopers reinforce Leggetts Creek mine area as arrests follow amid ongoing unrest.
In Louisville on May 11 delegates and visitors gathered as the International Order of King's Daughters began its first general convention. Central council members have attended, with Kate Bond of New York elected president for two years. Miss Annie af Brown of Toronto named second vice president. Mary Lowe Dickinson as general secretary. Miss Clara Morehouse as corresponding secretary. and Mrs Seth Low as president of the Canadian division. The gathering focuses on constitution revision and transferring conference records to the convention.
Kansas City May 11 strike ballots have been sent to 390 000 members of the Federation of Federations to decide if the shopmen will strike in sympathy with two railroads in the west and south. The action follows a federation resolution seeking intervention in the Harriman Mine shopmen troubles. No reply from President Franklin to a prior wiregram was received, and the federation waits to see if ballots will be sent.
Governor Foss censures the state senate for defeating a bill allowing voters to express preferences in a statewide issue. The message condemns opposition to what is described as a popular deed and reflects ongoing partisan debate.
The Mississippi levee breaks near New Reads and Torras flood towns in Louisiana and Mississippi. Thousands flee as waters rise four to six feet in Vidalia and Natchez area towns. Rescue crews gather, animals float ashore, and health officials fear disease from decaying carcasses.
Bishop J Albert Johnson, a missionary in South Africa, reports crowds of thousands gather on plateau summits each Sunday for AME church services. Interpreters aid comprehension. he notes natives show interest in conversion, but schooling is the first step amid cultural challenges.
Los Angeles May 11 The 39th annual conclave of the Imperial carn al Ancient Arabic order Nobler of the Mystic Sheine closed amid a shower of flowers and a parade by 38 visiting bands. Funds raised supported forest beautification and Shrine activities, with a farewell program at Shrine Auditorium.
A fragmented sports brief notes uncertainty around Connolly and a late change of plans. Mention of opponents Lewis and Ske and a blurred reference to Saturday play hints at a pivotal matchup and possible lineup adjustments amid high expectations for the ace.
Reports from the front detail a sweeping Federal victory as General Huerta's forces rout rebel units near Torreon and Zaratoza. Cavalry under Villa pursued retreating rebels while new advances near Bermedillo and Sierra Madre were reported.
About 900 miners from Gillespie and Benld clashed at the Superior company mine No 7 and No 2. Shots rang out. one miner was shot in the stomach and others injured in neck, ankle, and shoulder. A miner broke an arm in yesterday’s fighting. all participants are described as foreigners.
May 11 Chicago police search surrounding streams for the bed of 11 year old Helen Smith of Sioux City. The girl argues with parents in Stour City over a marriage to V J Marshal of Minneapolis. She writes to say she is alive and happy, asking her parents to approve the marriage, ending with a taunt about ending her life.
Wyliewite Virginia reports on the Allen gang trial for the Hillsville murders. Daniel Thomas, a countryman, first to reach the dying judge as emotions overwhelmed Judge Maysie. Sid Allen remains at large amid tense courtroom scenes and threats from Campbell Crowner. Defense seeks to negate charges of a conspiracy to shoot the court while claiming armor conspiracies and breastplates were involved.
Chitlesthe Ohio May 11 delegates and staff gathered in Chillicothe to visit the site where the state constitution was drafted 113 years ago. The courtroom at Floss County Court House housed relics including the long oak presiding table and the bell from the first state house. Original convention records and portraits of key members were displayed as part of the observance. 1902 dates mark the constitutional convention started November 1 and finished the 7th of September.
An early announcement by Louis W. Mill outlines plans for a mill to mine its own ore, aiming to develop market potential and control costs. The note discusses joining efforts with other entities, market advantages, and long term strategies as the corporation considers future steps and potential extensions.
A habeas corpus proceeding ordered the return of Fetris B Bradt, former valet to Mortimer L Schiff, to Dannemora prison. The decision came from a rened court this afternoon, with Justice Gerad presiding.
Fragmentary report from Woorreth Estleang discusses practice drills and the bedite-arm concept. It notes a mis named as Alerech Sper and mentions a teen's divorce question, while a tie Frige in the par is referenced and possible involvement of Prats hats bon persists.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a railroad track incident with a fatal outcome. Names and details are garbled, but reference appears to involve a person named George or Jeorge Rew and mentions a rifle and a tense scene near a dining area. Further readable data are not present.
In Trento New Jersey May 10 the United States district court denied the appeal to restrain the destruction of books and papers in the American Steel and Wire case. The judges ruled no evidence showed threatened or essential destruction for the government antitrust suit against United States Steel Corp. except as to American Steel and Wire. The government may renew the petition with evidence. Henry P. Brown was appointed examiner and John Arthur Brown named as special examiner to handle matters. The date of destruction was fixed for November in Jackson Wire products cases.
In Atahtah Ga a local anecdote links red headed men to a young woman's troubles. The fragment notes a prominent Titan City connection and an entry court adjudicating a case involving Mrs. Acho, a member of a notable family, amid scattered details.
A mysterious figure named Mory returns to Mysterous KintiEl amid rumors and city chatter. Bizarre hints and garbled lines in local notices spark curiosity about identity and motive among residents and officials.
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