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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary report recalls violent clashes as martial law supporters in Russia confront protesters in Prague. Troops guard streets while a Czech Slovak unity manifesto urges coordinated action toward self determination and resistance against foreign control.
In Prestuy Mississippi, Pat Warrison won the United States Senate nomination over Senator James K. Vardaman by a large majority. Results from across the state show Morrison defeated Vardaman two to one. The contest drew increased interest after a controversial pamphlet by Prost and a Wilson inquiry into Vardaman’s conduct. Vardaman claimed disloyalty and said the president and he often disagreed.
Aug 2 U S Navy reports a submarine rammed an American steamer near the Atlantic port. The submarine depth and position unclear but the attack caused damage. Aug 22 a British gun crew claims sinking a 40 foot enemy submarine near the Atlantic cable, ending the threat to a tanker.
The report notes the release of several prisoners from the Degreidt of Columbia on Tuesday after a hunger strike. It mentions aerial gunnery school in Fort Worth and a 1,057,000 pounds wheat gluten seizure by the U.S. government, with shipments intended to Germany and related diversion concerns.
Aug 10 reports Secretary Measom's push for heavier income taxes. A revised plan sets the top rate at 10 percent for incomes over 4,000, with lower brackets and new surtax schedules. Proposals include tax on dividends, interest, and wages, plus instalment payments for individuals and corporations.
General Porshley announced the first US squadron of 18 Delfarihindt aircraft equipped with Liberty engines conducted a successful reconnaissance mission behind German lines. The unit returned without loss. Secretary Baker noted dispensation for Catholic military personnel from some fast day obligations except Fridays.
New York and Amsterdam observers note the wedding of 22 year old Earica Lewsey and opera tenor Marriet Tweets. The ceremony featured lawyer and electrical expert Ge Parke Hengniblin as part of the wedding party.
A noisy House session and rally events unfold as lawmakers debate postwar policy and mobilization. General Marshal and other figures address committees about conscription, civilian duties, and national readiness amid mounting tension and calls for unity.
Rioting erupts over rising food costs leaving two hundred stores, restaurants, and depots damaged. Many buildings attacked and looted with numerous injuries and deaths reported among rioters and bystanders. Police detain dozens as authorities impose warnings.
A tribute note honors Gatlingsr and local leaders including minority Teed and Ny Mvkomad for their roles at the Sentowel house showing marked support after the community event. The ceremony recognized contributions from Woeblittery AM and others in fostering unity and continued progress.
A chaotic scene unfolds near Enid as a train collision involving Ryinate and Mi sources leads to fatalities and investigations. Officials in Ny Va Nie would confirm river disruptions and safety reviews underway with emergency crews deployed to the wreck site.
The jury found W. W. Men, Durdy Listens, and others guilty of disloyal acts in a dramatic trial spanning two days. The judge read the verdict amid tense courtroom scenes as prosecutors outlined a conspiracy to harm the governor.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Chicago event possibly a war exposition in Grant Park September 2 to 5. Mentions Lon Amertenty and three Frit fat Pentnaples touring Western states and other vague references to Chicago, expo, and a fable with a Nitro-like cover.
American aviators scored success against targets in the Verdun area and nearby towns as part of a broad bombardment. Reports describe extensive hits on enemy fortifications and rail yards, with Allied forces maintaining pressure across front lines and neutralizing several key installations.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases about a war parade, months, and various unconnected terms. The readable content hints at a missing narrative, with references to people, locations, and events that do not form a clear report.
The Iowa State News reports on wartime policy shifts affecting labor, coal, sugar, and dairy in Des Moines and surrounding counties. It notes government actions to secure coal shipments, sugar limits on households, butter fat substitution probes, and new infantile paralysis cases in Green Island and Nodaway. Also covered are incidents of violence, a silo collapse in Cedar Rapids, and calls to reserve workers for military service amid school staffing adjustments statewide.
A long deteriorating text recalls the Waterinwi'a tavern once a social center from 1770. It notes Miss North Whitney Coolidge and Mr. Coolidge ownership, protests by a local society against demolition, and the building's role in colonial and early American life. The piece mentions plans to tear down the structure for a Boston elevated railway and a recent accident near the property.
A fragmented historical piece describes a legendary town south of Catensus near Wuaropa, with references to Asta and Ilo Yilinge. It weaves mythic place names like Mount Ararat, Damasess, and Merkhet, hinting at ancient trade routes, timeless landscapes, and a paradoxical, deceptive green pasture setting amid harsh climates.
A derailed 19th century sounding note reports the arrival of a steamship named Savamink to Liverpool after a transatlantic voyage from New York. It references prior ships, dates, and prices with numerous garbled phrases but preserves key mentions of Atlantic passage and European port arrival.
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