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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1913

Page

10

Local Minister Receives Honors at Institute

Rev. E R McCorkle pastor of the United Brethren church in this city attended the United Brethren Institute of modern church methods at Columbus City. Dr W F Gronk of Des Moines presided while Dr S Hough and W Shell of Ohio were principal speakers. McCorkle was chosen delegate to the National Congress of Men to be held in Dayton Ohio May 15. This marks the first such meeting in America and a distinction for the district.

United Brethren Institute of Modern Church Methods Columbus City E. R. McCorkle United Brethren Church W. FP. Gronk Des Moines S. Hough W. Shell Ten Ohio Iowa Dra, Houeh and Shell E.R. McCorkle National Congress of Men Dayton America

Objections Filed Over Estate Executor Nomination

In Hamilton County a filed objection challenges Trank Nishlag as executor of Elizabeth Nicklas estate claiming he lacks competence to act and that Nicklas cannot read or write and has no means to protect heirs. Separate case notes a demurrer to a divorce petition by Josephine Fishburn seeking separation from Charles Fishburn amid alimony judgment disputes and claimed lack of proper notice and jurisdiction.

Trank Nishlag Van Elizabeth Nicklas District Court Nickins Helra Elizabeth Nethert William Hermes Ix Josephine R. Fishhorn Charles B. Fishburn Fishburn Hamilton County He Utlan Tmlahbuen Ohio Ang

Davenport Man Is His Own Hangman

Andrea Sanksen aged 53 years hanged himself by a rope through a hole over the door and jumped from the top step of a stairway. His body was found later by Thomas Woise with whom Sanksen roomed near Schutven Park. No motive known. The hanging tool occurred at Claus Rehmedder place near Schutven Park.

Davenport Dee Andrea Sanksen Tohanus Woise Sanksen Claus Rehmedder Schutven Park

Election of Red Men leaders to be held Thursday night

Election of officers for the Red Men ledge is planned for Thursday night. Lunch will be served.

Red Men

Have You Joined the Firm Partness of Rants Claus

A call urges readers to act as Santa for needy children in Mascatl by contacting Tha Journal for raines. The piece emphasizes volunteers to provide gifts and happiness, noting many children await assistance and the paper will assist if time is scarce.

Santa Glaus Raines

December Guild session at the Mol his residence

The Misses Helen and Auma Molls hosted the Young Women's Guild of the First Presbyterian church at Moll residence. Twenty eight members attended the December meeting, focusing on Christmas fancywork and visiting. A picnic supper and program were planned for January at the church with a coordinating committee named.

Molis Helen Auma Molls Mollie Miller Faye Wagner First Presbyterian Church Jennie, McDourall Nelle Reuting Erle Hart Veran de Quown Hing Pla Mulfard Maude McGuigan West Third Street

Brotherhood Concert Expected Large Attendance at Church

The German Methodist Episcopal church Brotherhood plans a large turnout for Friday evening’s concert at the church. Featured artists include Hazel Keath, vocalist and pianist Emma Will violinist and Florence Ruthenberg reader. Admission is free and the program starts at eight o clock, launching a winter series.

Brotherhood Brotherhood of the German Methodist Episcopal Church Thatr Hazel Keath Emma Will Florence Ruthenberg

Balytist Ladies Aid To Ave Twenty Cent Lunch

The Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church reported a successful annual sale and dinner held Tuesday. About 325 shoppers visited, with Japanese art, fancy work, and home made candies selling well. They plan a twenty cent lunch at the church hall soon Thursday.

Ladies’ Aid ‘Society First Methodist Episcopal Church Balytist Ladies' Aid Ladies' Aid Society The First Baptist Church

Farmer Hurt as Timber Falls at Summit Farm

PB Weiss, a farmer from Wilton township, was severely injured yesterday on his Sumymit farm while cutting trees. A large timber fell toward the ground striking him on the head and shoulders, leaving him unconscious. Dr W P Idfason attended, reports say he is in serious condition.

PB. Weiss Wilton Township Sumymit W. P. Dfason

Schmidt Unmoved at Trial Plans Murder of Anna Aumuller

Hans Schmidt, once a priest now called a murderer, sat unmoved as state counsel laid careful plans to kill Anna Aumuller. Prosecution will show Schmidt bought a saw, paper, wire, and a combing brush for the crime. Mary Bank, who found the bundle with Anna’s body on the New Jersey side of the Hudson, testified. Schmidt’s defense argues insanity and a disordered brain from careless packaging.

Henry State New York Hans Schmidt Anna Aumuller Hudson River Schmidt Mary Bank Ion New Jersey Anne Aumullet Crose

Rates Fight Moves Through Interstate Commission

Washington D C hearing on proposed freight rate increases resumes before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Commissioner Harlan oversees the case as other members address statistical evidence showing higher rates would be needed to sustain rail service demanded by the public.

Washington, D.,.c Ny | Eastern Interstate. Commerce Commission Harlan

Former Muscatine Man Claims Cure for Hog Cholera

A letter from Dr. Mott asserts a purifying blood-based cure using horse blood without fibrous matter, injected hypodermically. He claims rapid success and offers to establish headquarters in Muscatine if needed, promising relief from hog cholera for farmers nationwide.

Mott Mott. Dalma

Eighteen Witnesses in Button Case Hear Testimony

In district court today the plaintiff in the Pioneer Pearl Button Company vs. Plater presented eighteen witnesses. It was noon recess when reported. Testimony expected to finish this afternoon, with defendant's side ending by tomorrow evening. Several witnesses traveled long distances, including Garland of Poughkeepsie formerly manager of Pioneer Pearl Button company, Muscatine.

Pagea Floneer Pearl Betton Company Plater Garland Poughkeepsie, N Pioneer Pearl Button Company Muscatine Aames D. P. Phelps Cloverport Kentucky

Directors Decide On New Haven Dividend.

New York reports a New Haven dividend decision to be made by the board of directors on December 10 in New York. Wall Street expects a cut from 6 percent as statisticians show the railroad earning about 3 percent, based on October results and the first four months of the fiscal year. Chairman Eliott opposes dividend payments not earned, while stockholders debate omitting the dividend. the stock reacted sharply on the exchange, dipping five points to 71 1/2 as trading closed.

New York New, York, New Haven and Hartford Otard Wall Street New Haven Eliott

French Aviator Leon Letort Dies in Training Flight

French aviator Leon Letort, famed for a 590 mile Paris to Berlin non stop flight in eight hours, died when his biplane turned over during a landing attempt in Barbezieux Charente. He had been piloting since 1910 and was about to land after a short flight when the accident occurred.

Barbezieux Department of Charente France Leon Letort Wis Kanea Letort Paris Berlin

Pleasant Prairie Social Notes From Pleasant Prairie

Pleasant Prairie notes show Mrs. Martin Siseel of Greenfield visiting relatives. Albbee, Mrs Wed McElroy, and Mrs Daniele with Anne Nicholson in Otusecatine. residents moving into town and visiting at homes. George Ets did business in Mustatine. Mrs Lena Agar at Linley town visits mother Mrs Drumm. Walt shopped Sunday.

Preagane Prairie Martin Siseel Greenfield Milena George Ets John Taylor Oth Sweetland Lena Agar Linley Town Orate Ther Drumm Soul Walt

Hyomei advertised as relief for catarrhal trouble

An advertisement touts Hyomei as a quick fix for catarrhal symptoms such as offensive breath, sniffling, watery eyes, and morning choking. It promises fast relief and offers a complete outfit for $1 with extra liquid refills at 60 cents, sold by Havercamp Prescription Drug Store with a money back guarantee.

Havercamp

Births and local notices from Bloomington and neighbors

Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Albrecht of Husser street a son this morning. Baptist Ladies to serve a 200 quad at the Church Thursday from 1 to 1. Adv. Mr and Mrs GA Neigh of Bos Jase visiting at G Stuart Bloomington township. Mr and Mrs Ed Dollman of 1467 Washington announce birth of a son Tuesday night.

Henry al Vbrecht Houser Street Eunich Taaddy GA. Neigh Bos- Jase G. Stuart Bloomington Baptist Mre Dollman Washington Street

Factory projects to be discussed at Muscatine Chamber meeting

Members of the Muscatine Chamber of Commerce will be informed this evening at the Maccabee Hall about several proposed factory projects. The industrial committee has reviewed favors and will present the merits of the industries for discussion on the floor, with the transportation committee reporting.

Muscatine

Alleged Bandit Arrested in Canadian Robbery Case

Ian Ohneged, linked to a Bank of Montreal branch hold up in Plum Coule Manitoba and the murder of the bank manager Arnold, was arrested today in a Winnipeg rooming house. Police charged John Krafchenko with the robbery and killing.

Ian Ohneged Iank Winnipeg Man John Krafchenko Bank of Montreal Plum Coule Manitoba Arnold

Arms Smuggling Case Dismissed by U S District Court

On motion by the defendant, Judge Sawtell instructed the jury to acquit in the trial of Phelps Dodge Mercury Company, W H Brophy, Douglas Hardware, F E Coles, and W F Fisher who were accused of conspiring to smuggle arms and ammunition over the Mexican border. The government had lost its case and the judge refused to strike certain testimonies from Ramon Denegh and J L Pereta who had pleaded guilty and became key witnesses.

Sawtell U. S. District Court Horder Ramon Denegh J. L. Perta Ehlef

The Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute Ad

A historical ad promotes Dr. RB V Pierce’s Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo. It touts a staff of specialists in chronic diseases, X ray diagnostics, violet ray therapy, electric baths, and correspondence treatment. The piece markets safety, free consultation, and patient care across the United States and abroad.

Sere Haa Insai RB. V. Pierce Invalids Hotel and Surgice Instituta Pierce Buffalo A& Facwr Borgicu Institut Dr. Pierce BuTala. Noy

Smuggling Case Records on International Route Over Une

Records clear the record of cases related to alleged smuggling of ScTas over the international lake. Authorities pursued investigations, with no further prosecutions recorded in the document segment.

Une

Convegation Report From Fort Bars Delayed

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Webb Gounall Roy Royal and Mast Fort with unclear events. Details are unreadable, but it appears to note a meeting or gathering at a location called Se oi ok Jom ie Estee ge with various names.

Moonay Fort Bares Ee Ee Webb ‘Gounall Roy Royal

Muscatine A E Na i B15 Spat 407 Prone Street Vinitors

Fragmented OCR text notes local notices and meeting hints. Mentions streets Chestnut Workman and Chestnut street with references to a sewing society meeting and various names. details are unclear.

Spat Chas, Nash Seer

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