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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text details a trade office or official visit with scattered names and organizations. The readable items mention a central city event, commercial clubs, and references to inspectors or officials, but concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are not discernible from the provided fragments.
Fragmented note records a name change for Henry Guidige to Glenwood with unclear dates and details. The readable text hints at an administrative update or legal notice but provides no concrete actions, locations, or organizations beyond Glenwood.
A party of Jolans led by Joe Samuels of Tiverton with three daughters and Rhode of Randolph fled toward Los Angeles in two cars. Officers Gibbs and Coogan pursued for miles. Samuels’ car collided with a horse of G. I. Poy on Factory street, killing the animal. It is alleged the party invited an officer and then dashed away.
In Los Angeles on June 17 George Welson a trooper of the Ninth cavalry went on a rampage and fired five shots at Albert Jones killing him instantly. Tom Evans another trooper was seriously wounded by bullets passing through Jones.
Delegates from across the United States gather for the 20th annual convention of the Train Dispatchers Association of America in Los Angeles. President J. W. Kane of Livingston, Montana attends the sessions as business and social activities occupy the meeting.
A disjointed report describes a medical gathering at a university library with mentions of international figures and policy debates. It cites physicians resisting division of a national health effort and references ongoing discussions about funding, ethics, and international involvement.
A fragmentary report describes a currency reform message delivered amid discussions in Washington. President and cabinet officials weigh public release timing, with Democrats split on advancing legislation this session and a potential extra session cited as a concern.
A German delegation in Berlin led by Andrew Carnegie presented the Emperor with an American address praising 25 years of uninterrupted peace under Kaiser Wilhelm II. The message, signed by diverse American groups, honors the reign and civilizational aims while acknowledging long-standing Germany relations.
Washington June 1 General adjustment with reductions of about 13 percent on the freight rates for coke from the Connellsville region in Pennsylvania to furnaces and steel units both east and west was ordered today by the Interstate Commerce Commission. preparation aggregating millions of dollars was not allowed.
Calgary June 13. The trial of Arthur Pelkey charged with manslaughter in the Luther McCarty fight on May 4 is set to begin Thursday June 19 before Chief Justice Farvay at the supreme court. Promoter Tommy Burns will not be tried until fall.
A proposed bill would place all stock issues by railroads and other carriers under the Interstate Commerce Commission. It requires carriers to demonstrate value to justify any increase and is introduced by Senator Lewis of Minnesota.
Reports detail a fatal wreck on the New Haven Line with several prisoners hospitalized and others dead. Authorities list victims including Mrs W W Seel and J R Loy as rescue efforts continue at Stumnturd hospital plus town hall proceedings set for before daybreak.
The German battle cruiser once named KR stalled on the stocks at Wamburzs after being christened Derfflinger by Gen August von Mackensen. A patriotic speech and champagne ceremony occurred as a rising tide halted attempts to move the vessel, named for General George Von Derfflinger.
The government suit to recover about 4000 acres in California and Wyoming was dismissed by Judge Rimmer. The case touched thousands of acres withdrawn by Taft's 1909 order to conserve oil and supply fuel for the U S navy.
An elderly man about 68 was struck and killed by a Burlington freight train south of York Nebraska. A letter addressed to PDP Weitzel La Crosse Wis was found in his clothing.
Frank Woeische QeL of Sully county finally filed a homestead entry at the United States Joint office after six years of legal friction. A man named Wasner, escorted from state prison, had filed first but the claim was contested. The Weischedel Wagner dispute dragged on, wrapping up with a quick resolution on the latest contest.
Washington reports Miss Margaret Wilson oldest daughter of the president and her sisters will take turns keeping house for their father during the summer. Margaret left for the middle west to visit Mrs Joseph E Devies in Madison Wisconsin and will stay with friends before rejoining her mother at the summer home in Cornish New Hampshire while the second sister takes over the care of the president.
San Francisco June 11. Efforts to trade lighter sentences for guilty pleas in the police scandal collapsed. Frank Esela, already convicted for sharing profits with banco men, faces sentencing tomorrow. Other seven officers remain under indictments as prosecutors vow to pursue full prosecution with evidence developed.
Bulgarian authorities expect a collective demobilization order from European powers once the cabinet is reformed. Announcement of the cabinet reconstruction is expected today in Sofin.
Fragmented OCR text shows a conference dispute among Old Guard Leavers with references to a steamship crash near Lake and concerns about renewal and the convention. The readable parts mention Jessa and Alaris and a possible vote or dispute over procedures and power.
The court upholds Missouri and related rail line rates as confiscatory in a series of cases involving Western railroads and connections to Chicago St Louis Kansas City and other hubs. Oregon Arkansas West Virginia and Mississippi flood cases are noted with decisions sustaining or denying responsibility. Rehearings on patent and Denver water rulings are denied.
In Philadelphia on June 17 Judge Warry A Hall presiding re opened a case involving Margaret Wise who faced six months in Moyamensing prison for stealing a ring valued under 100 dollars. Walter S Shourds who stole 1 100 000 from a bank was released with no reprimand and now Wise is discharged on probation for one year.
Cheyenne reports J Nelson Chirk of Granston Wye is dead from spotted fever caused by wood tick bites. He is the third Wyoming victim in two weeks, following Kenneth McRae of Casper and Salamon Grown of Thermopolis.
In Farnborough England June 2 the British Army airship Astra Torres suffered a serious accident when the envelope leaked and part of the framework buckled. The crew managed to bring the airship safely to earth and all aboard were unharmed.
Fragmented OCR text shows a rejected tobacco tax plan and scattered names and phrases. The readable parts refer to tobacco policy, a mention of an attorney, and unclear references to individuals and events, with no coherent narrative or date.
Unearthly garbled text shows Secretary Lane proposing a power policy. The fragments mention opposing views, public benefits, and debates over governing authority, with emphasis on development and public lanes.
In Trenton New Jersey supreme court district grants to the authorities a plan for paneling juries to try striking leaders. Notable figures such as William D Haywood Carlo Bosch and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn are among those challenged for inciting to riot.
Syracuse reports the arrest of vaudeville performer Many Relunent who confesses to being Harry Thompson a 27 year old man. Thompson wore female attire and used a female name to perform after revealing his birth in the west and a long career across several states.
Washington June 17 With a majority in the Senate finance committee advancing reductions in the Underwood tariff and expanding the free list the measure is being shaped for the Democratic caucus. The steering committee seeks a caucus date and to bring back Democratic senators tied to the West Virginia mining inquiry. The panel aims to have the tariff bill ready for the caucus by mid next week as subcommittee reports are reviewed.
New York June 17 engine crew recover the body of John Green a driller from the Lexington avenue subway collapse. The disaster has now yielded 14 bodies with workers buried in rock debris after the cave in during construction work Friday night.
Chicago reports a beef market surge with prices at 9.39 per unit and only 18 000 head receipts, far below the 35 000 average. The session ties to the U S Agriculture Department’s supply bulletin amid meat shortage concerns.
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