10 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
1
A fragmented clipping notes defendants pleading immunity on a case cited by Rowers and Witt, with references to Belgium and Western Front developments. It also mentions Irish and Polish politics, labor issues, a New York freight rate spike, and a 84 year old Omaha businessman Townse n. The piece mashes elections, prohibition results in Colorado, and wartime logistics alongside scattered names and places.
An elderly Baltimore resident, Philip Herzberge, reputed to be the oldest Odd Fellow in the United States, has died. The report notes his long affiliation with the order and the death attributed to complications of aging.
A fragment reports figures on costs for a group called eleven produced this fall with total around $25,000. The largest amount is $7,000, tied to a salary for Percy OD Haurnton, head cough.
Fragmented report notes missing church funds with missing names and dates. Officials search for accounts and attempt to trace money between 1900 and 1905 as suspicions of misappropriation grow. Local rumors mention a secretary and a corporal figure connected to the exchequer.
A bank on Avenue and Geenaea fel experienced a disturbance as customers gathered an hour before opening time. Depositors waved bankbooks and grew hysterical while police and tank officials attempted to restrain the crowd and prevent unrest.
Secretary of Agriculture Houston addresses Wuelington urging rural youth to remain on farms despite population growth in the United States. He notes no increase in corn production for 18 years and calls for continued effort to raise yields. Capital punishment abolishment passes in Oregon with a 100,557 to 1,? vote, announced in Silom.
A vehicle failed to stop at a crossing and was struck by a passenger train, killing William Bease and two others. The crash occurred at a railroad crossing in Marmnledle, with investigators en route and local officials urging caution around tracks.
Fragmentary text suggests criminal proceedings linked to Antiserial troubles and Interstate Commerce Commission actions. Mentions Perkins, Baridette, and Brogkboldura with references to purchases and equipment. Details are unclear from the damaged OCR.
A lar g e ar m over mine belts notes 3 6 5 1 killed and 8 0 0 0 injured last year in Armurloat with 3 0 5 1 died in combat world New York City reports by Dr J Holnen director of the burcon ut mines.
A chaotic report notes a woman from Indianapolis and her sister marrying under disputed circumstances. The ceremony ended with a contested scene, followed by a separation. A judge granted a divorce hearing as the case unfolds amid unclear details and a homicide verdict looms in unrelated reporting.
State auditors and county officials clash over plan to renew church affiliations and yearly earnings data for the census. Officials worry reforms delay the national tally while advocates argue for updated church information to map populations accurately. meanwhile tax, crime, and prison costs are reviewed as part of broader state finance concerns.
Secretary and treasurer of the Elaborated Teedy Bnoling company, Ohana Mee, was killed when a Monty messenger train struck him near the Highestalreet crossing. Investigators seek details from witnesses and await rail service reports.
A man named McKinnon nearly died while proving identity near Red Alborta grotto. The incident occurred after a funeral boat trip and involved a dramatic recovery, with observers noting a dangerous fall and a miracle as he survived and was brought to a hospital. Local inquiry follows.
In Hanover New Jersey a hawk clashed with a terrier near the Whippany River as a farmer’s nest of ducklings and chicks drew in the birds. The hawk seized a small chick, was engaged by a dog named Niven, and Nelson killed the hawk after a brief struggle ending with the hawk slain and the chick missing.
A chaotic report describes Tarvahand and others saving life during a violent incident. A husband named Sill Tay is blamed in a savage attack that left a lioness slain and a baby terrified. Details focus on the struggle and a desperate rescue as witnesses recount the horror and its aftermath.
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