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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
2
A sprawling report details the trial of a wealthy wool trust leader, with testimony and defense lines shaping a high-profile case. The proceedings involve court actions, key witnesses, and financial stakes tied to the trust’s operations and alleged mismanagement.
A local Ida Grove farming incident is recorded with unclear details. The fragment references a farmer and a severe act, with surrounding notes mentioning names and places in a distressed report.
Disjointed OCR text mentions several named figures and places in a murky political context. It references Penrose Haines Mevenden Grere and others, plus Washington Arizona and Massachusetts locales, with an unclear discussion of a presidential or legal matter and alleged conflicting claims.
Ithack NS May 13 four students drowned as bodies remain missing. Rescue teams used grappling gear at the lake surface while a search extended across the southern end. The incident prompted reopening of a local case and drew attention to a separate federal matter involving a United States attorney.
In a disaster off the Gere Taamarin coast, Rae Sermans and seven others are feared dead. Rescue crews search for the missing seaback and crew members amid wreckage, as authorities pursue possible causes and secure the scene.
A fragmented page item notes fear of an approaching storm over Kansas City with scattered phrases about winds and caution, referencing weather alerts and public reactions. The readable fragments hint at a tense mood as residents brace for possible disruption.
fragmented OCR text mentions committee names and local figures with unclear roles. reads like a 1985 local political shorthand with several garbled phrases and scattered surnames. reflects a misread list of people and affiliations tied to a community group.
Washington May 2. Reported friction between Senator Hitchcock and Secretary Bryan over Nebraska patronage intensifies, with factions aligned behind Hitchcock Loomis and Findley Howard. Efforts to organize within the Wilson administration struggle to avert a public showdown as Republicans and Bryan supporters contend for influence.
Mulraney, slated for execution on a March date, won a four day reprieve by declaring to the governor his intent to die. He and fellow inmates mocked the death chamber as they faced the end, with former NYPD assassin Charles Becker among the group.
In Washington DC Senator Kenyon argues against extending protections for trusts amid tariff battles, claiming the amendment is tropology and could reach all cones controlled by a sleet trust. He says the government stands against the trust, while courts have deemed it unacceptable. Local sports notes report Free Pitcher performance and a strong road game in Upper Iowa, with Iowa towns suffering heavy losses and a Gréat upset in Seerey.
A shortened court session in Washington was adjourned to a recess until Tuesday May 2, with the Supreme Court resuming proceedings in several weeks. The hearing paused as the court addressed routine matters and awaited further action.
In May in Yonne the Telephone Girls of Italy win a legal right to marriage after a campaign led by Margherita and supported by the queen and queen mother. A government move granting widows and married operators favorable employment terms follows. The struggle highlighted a clash between state service and traditional barriers to happiness.
United States commissioner of education H. H. Claxton urged educating immigrant adults and children together in special schools. He spoke at a conference on immigrant education hosted by the New York New Jersey committee of the North American Civic League for Immigrants. He proposed teachers in these schools who know both the old lands and American ways to ease the transition without abandoning cherished ideals.
Telegram from Waupunst in Florida reports the sudden death of Reverend Ira Mallory aged 68 from brain congestion in Jacksonville Florida. He led the Congregational church in Manson Ia for over three years and resigned due to his wife’s illness. The family moved to Canada then Black Lick Pa then spent the winter in Florida. He was active in the church and community.
In Watertown South Dakota an in state convention of the Knights of Columbus will be held tomorrow with delegates expected from across the state. It is noted that Pe Mint will be present with a ceremony initiating the Lure class into the order.
In Atlanta Georgia a choral program features a choir performing classic spirituals and hymns. The event highlights include references to biblical themes and historic songs, showcasing a broad audience turnout and notable church musicians.
A violent fire targeted a tenanted residence amid militant activity. Incident linked to ongoing unrest near Cambrites and Restorer station, with authorities probing the university lab incident and related powder canister findings in the London Northwestern area.
Cincinnati Mayor Henry Hunt appeals to Governor Cox for troops as a street car strike escalates. Rioting disrupts downtown and a Union Life Insurance building collapse injures pedestrians. Police ride on foot routes as turnout dwindles and cars are abandoned until order returns.
D C May 18. Senator La Follette holds up the nomination of James E Coffey of South Dakota as elector of revenue for South Dakota and North Dakota. Coffey's confirmation is stalled in the finance committee amid protests from South Dakota about previous political charges and alleged conduct.
Aviator Romingo Rosite departed from Horrida Kas terminal at 5 35 this morning in an aerial attempt to fly from Key West to Havana for a city prize. A report at 7 47 noted Roxie nearing Havana at 7 79. Havana May 1 the Cuban government offered a 818 008 prize for the first to complete the route by air, with gunboats patrolling the path.
James V. Rethked, national secretary of the youth movement committee, and a group including Remin Spunefield and Harri F Bonper attended a station meeting in Tecumesh. The event focused on reorganizing the agrinetel and temperance efforts of the movement in Nebraska and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled list of names and offices. The readable bits mention Frere and references to officers, meetings, and locations such as Mesa and Alexandee, with incomplete titles and roles. The text lacks coherent structure or complete facts to identify a clear event, date, or outcome.
Arizona Governor signs a law barring any alien, including Japanese and Mongolian descent, from owning land or property, affecting many Mexicans living on the U S side. The measure targets non citizens and mining claims, with exemptions, while Mexican interests protest potential implications for Mexico-U S relations.
Washington reports Democratic leaders fear the Bull Moose movement grows within party organization for 1914 and beyond. The Democratic National Committee executive meeting discusses strategy to counter a potentially stronger progressive force in forthcoming congressional races.
Washington May 15 Neither the Senate nor House met today and tariff bill action moved to the finance committee for a two week delay. Committee work on schedules and protests against gun sales cuts drew hearings as Assistant General Denison and Treasury officials faced amendments to administrative features. Democratic leaders pushed to send the tariff bill to the Finance Committee without public hearings amid La Follette hearings and a Simmons motion to refer the measure.
The Suthers Baptist convention voted to rewrite Sabbath school lessons prepared for inter denominational use. The aim is to align materials with Rapture Sunday themes and adopt a standardized format for the lessons.
May 1 report from Ta states the body of Aan oh Wot was found by the river after a garish assault. The ford and banks show damage and bruising on the head and torso. The article notes the victim was working at the time and mentions a suspect named Dreyer in later context.
Pittsburgh May 19 A civic inquiry reports Heeter accused but denies the charge. An affidavit from a former stenographer cites undue familiarity affecting her quit. Heeter, charged in domestic matter, was tried and acquitted with other charges pending. School disruption and a citizen committee met amid witness secrecy concerns.
Washington reports serious safety concerns in administration quarters over the Japanese crisis. Officials fear possible war as debates hinge on diplomacy, unready navy and army, and misgivings about Japanese-American tensions. Proposals aim to exchange notes to ease friction and misinterpretations. Japan’s diplomats insist on equal rights and condemn racial discrimination while urging restraint and dialogue.
May 17 at VWeltstarris a dramatic incident halted a planned marriage ceremony involving Dawson residents. The eloping couple, Mr Sanderson and his bride, were stopped when a black tabby cat leaped onto a public machine, disrupting the scene. Police reports indicate the ceremony was interrupted moments before vows could be exchanged.
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