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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
6
A French court decision on a truck crash sends the driver to prison and orders damages to the passenger and vehicle owner. The report blends with notes on Norwegian cuisine, revolutionary events, library planning, and various global updates on transport, public health, and technology.
The policy aims to ensure a square deal on freight rates and the Interstate Commerce Commission. It discusses state support, railroads willingness to cooperate, and potential bottlenecks in securing funding and consensus for rate adjustments. Citizens backs the effort, hoping for favorable actions from lawmakers and railroads alike.
The state fair schedule shows August 1 to 29 next year with fairs in North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and more listed by date. Judges Clyde and Bailie retire from the Storm Lake bench and Iowa patents are announced including tools, stackers and regulators.
Alien, Ta. Dec 1. The funeral of Steve Hasan Jr. who was killed in an ammonite accident near Remsen on Thursday inst, was held here Saturday. Businesses closed during services conducted by the Trey Barchette of Jefferson Jr. from the congregational church. It was one of the largest funerals in the area, reflecting the high regard for the young man.
Fragments describe a forged robbery scheme tied to an unnamed mother found body stuffed with an alleged valuables cache. Police pursue leads, while a hospital case involves a woman and funeral undertakings raise questions of legitimacy. Authorities warn of danger in imported sera and investigate undertakings from local shops.
A composite of local items reports Des Moines and Des Moines area committees, Whiting bond vote for electric power, Maron City accident, Le Mars car land sale, Plymouth County fraud claim, Nevada tax sales, and Orange City basketball results with scattered weather and civic notes.
Deliberations at a Colorado Springs meeting involve Governor Pindtey and other officials discussing rural credit programs and farm support. Speakers call for strengthened federal and state cooperation to aid farms and rural communities.
The report by the federal Council of Churches of Christ notes Buddhism spreading from Seattle to Los Angeles with temples and ceremonies attracting many Americans, especially women. It claims Christianity faces pressure from Orient cults as Hindus also increase in numbers.
Senator Clapp, head of the committee on campaign funds, introduced a bill to bar sending campaign money between states for presidential, vice presidential, congressional, and senatorial campaigns. He framed the measure as a remedy for excessive campaign spending and argued it would stop wealthy areas from dumping funds into distant states.
New York reports physicians at Newark private hospital observing Emile and Bili Thomas twins who fell ill with appendicitis within hours of each other. Both showed identical symptoms and nearly identical temperatures, a coincidence the doctors deem unprecedented. The twins also became ill with measles, whooping cough, chickenpox, and mumps in close succession.
Peter Kiene a 66 year old prominent Dubuque financier and philanthropist died at midnight after a stroke of paralysis. He had been unconscious for three days. The funeral will be held Sunday under the auspices of the G A R and Knights Templar.
New Port Kentucky Hy Dee Henry Reuseh, former delinquent tax collector of this city, pleaded guilty to embezzling 14000 dollars of city funds and was sentenced to serve from two to 10 years in the Kentucky penitentiary.
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