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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
4
Debates raged in the Senate following a White House notice on intervention options with Mexico. Senators including Lodge and La Follette weighed executive limits as President Wilson sought to avert foreign entanglements. Critics warned of constitutional confusion if Congress abrogated advice with foreign governments.
Reported Allied note to Germany cites insufficient concessions as basis for forcing terms. Germany expected to sign immediately to avoid full invasion, with key demand on war prisoners and ratifications, plus delivery of dry docks and merchant materials.
Fragmentary OCR notes report large sums and projects including 76 million and 8.56 million figures. Mentions Washington site, explosive mant, industrial commoration, and government outlays with scattered formal party names and locations.
A damaged local notice describes a disturbance near Moridan with missing persons reports and displaced residents. The fragment mentions Moe bile and Olasxelreul station damaged, no one was seriously harmed, and cleanup crews are responding to the site.
Fragmentary report details the arraignment of Newberry and multiple defendants in a federal election case. It notes the judge, defense counsel, and motions, with references to $10,000 bail and charges about false statements in a campaign.
A Dec 4 plea from Secretary of Labor remarks on wages and living standards. It argues higher productivity raises profits and should lead to increased compensation for workers. The piece discusses costs of living, industrial unrest, and the balance between profits and worker welfare amid wartime conditions.
A turbulent report describes new federal fuel restrictions tied to a strike, with President Wilson and Garfield officials pushing terms. The piece links a Tabar death to labor actions, notes railroad service adjustments, and details family secrecy surrounding the Maude Tabar case and a California trunk discovery.
In a garbled city notice, two teams confront health care and credit issues amid a push to coordinate night riders with hospital and bank services. Officials discuss safety and funding, though details remain unclear and partially unreadable.
A Vattean leader voices a plan to create jobs for the unemployed through an ambitious program. The proposal aims to expand manufacture and holdings, citing large fans as part of the sector growth and new directorships to oversee the creation of additional ventures.
Fragmented text reports that the U S government will curtail sugar controls and pursue prosecutions of profiteering. Attorney General Palmer signals policy moves as sugar import sources like Cuba are mentioned and political figures referenced amid changes.
Washington dispatch outlines labor unrest and policy debates as wartime demands shape decisions. mentions antitrust, army manpower levels, and a forthcoming paper sale tied to officials and prominent figures including Walter Rogers and Charles K. Coane.
President Wilson warns that a congressional resolution criticizing foreign relations would reverse constitutional practice and threaten executive control. He publishes a letter to Senator Lodge expressing grave concern and asserts only the president guides foreign affairs with Senate input advisory.
The Washington Delaware area deal reports the sale of the Town of Nitea to Charlestan Q Yan Induielat corporation for 8.581 million dollars, with a separate Fosvil cost figure of 875 million noted by authorities. The finance department announced the transfer and the transaction details remain under review.
In St Tank four men and a Wogan were seized as officers report a large quantity of whisky at the scene. The operation appears tied to ongoing enforcement of illicit spirits, with no further details yet released.
Wabator county notes show extensive agricultural activity with 600 tractory units on web and county events. The piece highlights mayoral and council dynamics, University membership, a fundraising raise to $910, and a broad view of wool, crops, and community programs across the region with farm demonstrations, cooperative orders, and a Danish Lutheran church hosting a large gathering.
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