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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
3
London announces general terms of Ireland settlement after watched negotiations. Lords Chancellor states talks will determine debt share and expenditures for Ireland. Union leaders express cautious optimism as Britain, Dublin, and Irish delegates prepare for ratification and continued talks.
Women officers of the Salvathon army face a new rule requiring skirts not shorter than the ground under a ruling by Commandant Hable. The commander deplored attempts to impose shorter attire and noted a trend among women officers toward conformity.
Bilis Sheived and Remy announce postponement of appropriation funds for the fiscal vest beginning July 1. The delay follows the gr ime conference discussions over armament quotas. Chairman Medien of the House Appropriations Committee disclosed the decision.
A muddled report claims Rome and Italy may sign a commercial pact with the Soviet Union due to influence from a Soviet representative on political matters. The Marquis Delia Turetta, foreign minister, announced in the chamber of deputies. Lloyd George's Nat Comig Landos and Prime Minister Lloyd Gorge reportedly abandoned plans to visit Washington over early meetings of an armament act.
Washington draft budget for the fiscal year 3923 shows total outlays of 505,746,227 dollars with a ballast of 21,509,086 dollars in postal service operations cutting the previously projected 4 billion dollar figure. Congress reconvenes to consider the revised plan amid early estimates that expenditures will stay within the lowered ceiling for several years.
A multi-nation discussion in Washington involves the United States Great Britain Japan and France on a proposed quadruple alliance. Debates focus on naval tonnage ratios and regional roles with France seeking a Europe role while Japan weighs its Pacific commitments. News notes include the court case of Rose Architec ts charged with manslaughter in San Francisco and a January retrial date for Arbuckle.
A detachment of 16 soldiers with machine gas left Yuma for special patrol along the international boundary line. Private unpatrolled reports say rebels from lower California may cross the Colorado river near Audra and the Imperial Valley project to attack San Luis, Sonora, 26 miles south.
In 1921 Ruth’s share of World Series profits was forfeited and his name tied to a postseason barnstorming tour. The decision, signed by Commissioner K. M. Lendly, cites punishment for league rules violations. Ruth may apply for reinstatement on May 20 within ten days after the date, per the commissioner.
Reports indicate that nine people were killed and eight injured in a head on collision on the Newton branch of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad near Gaspe?ner Woodmould Paper Mills station. Wreckage and details were received at the railroad offices.
In Watkinsylile Georgia a mob abducted three Black men from homes near Soow Mill and lynched them. Aaron Bridoux, accused of aiding, was shot and killed by a posse after warning shots. two others were wounded. Authorities report the incident as a violent mob action with deadly outcome.
Chicago report states President Jobo Hoydies of the National League called a joint meeting of the two major baseball leagues in New York on December 15 to discuss league affairs. Commissioner K. M. Leaodia issued the invitation for the gathering.
Mrs. Frederica Virginia Underwood mother of Alabama Senator Oscar Underwood died at the home of her son Fredge Underwood Sr. in Birmingham due to heart trouble.
The Supreme Court narrowed the allowed scope of organized picketing by Washington area groups amid a strike at American Steel Foundries. It ruled the legality hinges on whether the action amounts to unlawful restraint or intimidation or is protected under labor dispute decorum.
The residuary estate of Mrs. Edith Kingdon Gould who died at her Lakewood villa is left to her children and issue after the death of George J. Gould. The provisions follow the terms of her will filed for probate in the Ocean county clerk's office. The value of the estate is not indicated.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a voluntary railroad proposal to reduce freight rates by ten percent on farm, range, and orchard products across the United States except New England. The move aims to aid farmers nationwide.
Flas Bluff Arkansas reports a resolution urging Congress to warn proposed train and newspaper operations on Sundays and to close all amusements. Mention of a 1930s style public reform motive appears amid scattered regional notes including a watermelon anecdote and a Cleveland crime follow up.
A distorted report notes three powers pushing for concessions in large Chinese territories. Talks among Washington, London, and Paris are described as pivotal, with proposals and fears of redrawn entitlements shaping the regional balance amid tensions in the Far East.
Paris authorities hold Charles W. Morea and others after a postwar transport ship case. The Favre police acted under social service orders to arrest an American passenger amid investigations into the whereabouts of Charles W. Morea and related figures.
Ambiguous wording describes a stalled foreign policy item in Washington. The note mentions a referral to a drafting committee and review by UMW and other groups. It alludes to Far Eastern affairs and possible influence in China and leased territory, with a planned continuation at a future meeting of United Powers committees.
British representative in Washington directs a probe into alleged fogging and feathering here in August. Rev Philip Irwin, archdeacon of the Protestant Episcopal church and a British subject, was involved in work among the negroes of Miami.
Members of the Independent Petroleum Market Association were charged by the Federal Trade Commission with agreeing to fix prices and selling practices. The allegations include collusion to fix fuel prices and sales terms, tied to Standard Oil Company of California.
A report details negotiations involving Nathan, minister of construction, with officials of the Bank of Waglind over a loan of 1000 pounds. The discussions occur under high authority, with Sir Itokart Werne and others reported as participants in the process.
Bisbee Arizona police report a home brewed device exploded in a residential area. The blast caused property damage and minor injuries. investigators probe the supply and makers behind the improvised explosive.
A Windom resident named in local notices seeks changes to the town sports regulations. The proposal aims to reform coaching standards and field use while addressing shifting community needs and safety concerns.
A fragmentary report notes Lloye George Sally Dor and Lloyd tenrge planning to travel from Maxland to attend a Washington conference. The text references a meeting or event in Washington, with indications of travel and attendance by named individuals.
A garbled news brief lists accidents, city council matters, deaths and legal notices. Highlights include a fatal plant incident, a burglary case, several truancy and court notes, and state finance figures. Names, places, dates, and amounts are scattered throughout in incomplete form.
A testimonial from Mrs Garrig Williams of Overpack Ohio lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing post birth ailments and general recovery. The ad claims the product restores health after irregularities, backaches, faintness, and related symptoms, and promotes its widespread U S recognition.
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