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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
3
Notable events include high salary for a labor executive at a Cleveland convention, deaths of suffrage leader Rev Phoebe Hanaford and other prominent figures, investigations, political moves, and various accidents and crimes across the United States and abroad. The report covers labor, governance, rail and ship matters, weather, crime, coups, and international diplomacy with brief notes on scores and prices.
The article details Krupp's Essen works converting from war to peacetime production, shedding 73,000 workers after armistice and expanding shell factory space into mass locomotive and engine output. It notes the vast scale of retooling under Allied supervision, ongoing costly experiments, and hopes to avert national economic collapse amid coal shortages and price instability.
In Honolulu Lydia Southard, awaiting trial for the murder of Ed Meyers of Twin Falls, is accused of courting husbands to gain insurance. Deputy Ormsby recounts a string of deceased spouses from Montana to Idaho, with Lydia’s marriages and insurance payouts fueling suspicion and local lore.
Riverside pastor collected a church offering of eighteen dollars when a stranger offered to cash a check and add two dollars. The check bounced and the man vanished with the complete twenty dollars after Sunday evening, leaving the pastor to report the incident to police.
Contractors grading the Morris town state road found a vein of coal. When winter halted work they offered free coal to anyone who would dig. The digging accelerated progress, aiding completion of the road grading.
Dr Clarence Fish er of the University of Pennsylvania museum sails to Palestine to undertake a major excavation in the Holy Land. He aims to uncover iron chariots mentioned in the Bible and explore Bethshan near Nazareth and the Mount of Transfiguration, areas long uninhabited.
Paris reports Dr Vincent Pauchet has removed a woman’s stomach finding digestion continued in the small intestine with pancreatic juice and bile. He claims the patient remained healthy and cancer disappeared after a light diet. The claim marks a radical view on digestion and organ necessity.
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