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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
4
A damaged report from January 14 describes life terms for two lynchers tied to a Kilitigki House Workers union dispute. It notes state officials attested to an event involving Brooks and a strike breaker, with the bodies of the man and his wife found amid a barn ruin.
According to Petrograd newspapers, a monk claiming Rasputin-like powers led followers including women to his house near Petrograd. He was jailed for three years and four months for alleged theft and manipulation.
The Montreal Star owner Bora Atholstan offers 100000 for a cancer cure or 500000 to any graduate student of a recognized university who within five years discovers a medicinal treatment that effectively cures cancer. The prize is to be decided by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons in London with McGill president Sir Arthur Currie involved.
Import data shows 24,198 dogalras of whisky and 127,922 gallons of brandy and cordialé imported in 1921, compared with 134,886 gallons of whisky and 52,252 gallons of other wines in IPED. Chanya and champagne quantities are noted with quarts and dogalras in the record.
The senate adopted a record vote urging Attorney General Daugherty to consider Department of Justice action against the International Harvester company. The move aims to dissolve what critics call an unlawful foundation linked to a priest, raising questions about corporate influence and regulatory oversight.
The census reports Mexica City Te filest shows a population decline of 5,000,009 since 1910, with 16,063,207 people in 16, the loss attributed to deaths from the revolution and migration. More than 1,060,000 workers left for the United States.
A fragmented report describes Abney and Hetornora presenting a reform platform calling for tighter liquor enforcement and banning Sunday activities. Lawmakers respond cautiously amid ongoing prohibition debates as other groups push for stricter measures.
Prohibition agents raid a New York bootlegging outfit alleged to be manufacturing denatured or wood alcohol laced with methyl spirits. Investigators allege industrial alcohol used to falsify the product’s quality and evade restrictions, with enforcement targeting the entire operation and its affiliates.
Quebec lacks strong voter turnout and provincial support. reports say women’s suffrage is under debate. The government plans to introduce a bill on the current session, aiming to extend federal franchise to provincial elections, but uncertainty remains about regional provisions and voting rights.
A Swedish woman, Elise Anerson Alderson, died after a parachute failed during a flight at Skar Mad Stadium. Spectators watched as she attempted a descent from the watchtower and fell about 2,000 feet to the ground.
Three bandits escaped at Mall Parsons in Kansas after binding railroad agent D. F. Robinson of Missoiri Kansas and Texas, and John Wallace who was awaiting a train. Wallace was found wired to the floor while the agent was tied by wire to his chest. The value of the seat was not determined.
In Oklahoma City seven men including five whites and two Black men were charged with murder in connection with a lynching on the night of January 14. An alleged confession by Robert Allen identifies two cousins of Jake Brooks, a Black packinghouse worker, as involved in planning the crime.
Tang Beal and Cat Frank Malering, founders and editors, depart to Lae Keach Telegrams amid a sanitar ium incident in San Porcasdinen. The 66-year-old Olin is cited as motive behind the move.
A meeting of the sired college in conclatn Wsrlech a Rie to UG late Pope Benedict will open Pallicucry to or Pebrasry 2, tt War platnd.
Official notice announces the wedding of Princess Sucy and Vincount Fagcotion for February 28. The royal event appears set to occur at a formal ceremony with expected attendance by notable officials and members of the nobility.
A cryptic message from an unidentified group in Muskogee Oklahoma claims to announce their presence. The letter, left outside an office and circulated by mail and telephone, hints at a December deadline and references coded phrases.
Parliament and union leaders clash over a proposed federal plan to regulate railway labor through four eight hour shifts while preserving pay. The dispute centers on work hours, overtime, and wage protections as a public debate intensifies about national control and cost savings. The article notes key figures Samuel-Ip Hoe and Jollloth Morne, and references a vote or decision pending among rail unions and government officials.
A woman shot her husband, Oscar Ros Jer, 47, president of Roar Advertising, at 1314 Walnut Street, then fled to a hospital. The husband, wounded below the heart, was in critical condition as photographer Mildred Beckin, 22, reported the incident from West Comberlah. Authorities investigate the shooting and injuries described as severe with abdominal and chest wounds.
Report from Rome details the death of Pond Benedet 13 at 1 o'clock Friday morning. Attending physicians Cardinal Caspar and other papal household members were present during the relutive rites. The Pope remained contemplative as funeral arrangements began and the medical team announced the official time.
Croker continues improvised efforts after a trip to the United States in November. Lindo improves the mower at his home in Glencairn toar here.
garbled names show Willard Mack Marrlea Agaln and Ian Angelex connected to a felon case and a marriage claim. references to Cal-Charlen Me Lavgilin and Willard Nach appear with furniture ties and a residence in Hall Lake village. the fragment mentions Peage and 2% pie, implying a financial or property note amid unclear local dispute.
Convictions tied to a murder near the elotd prison in 1998 involve Murgeree and Nick Obligate wi. The case centers on a $1,200 extortion linked payment. Lana Muighieh appealed, but the governor denied a reprieve, with Nento’s appeal pending before the supreme court.
A confused report mentions Lowan Atchued, a wealthy stock buyer from Cos della Mis ren Held, tied to a murder charge after a suspicious incident. It references a $26,000 bond, a man named Henry Inglis, and a court appearance in December at a place called Vink farm hema Agar Wecoral, Troy.
A fragment notes a penalty carried out for an alleged crime in Ventura Rentuann and Silver City. It mentions a high treason admission by women in Le Grant County jail on April 2, 1821, with execution context referenced.
Washington reports intensifying discussion on Shantung at the arms conference. Senator Antony Unileewaoot of Alaska, an ancient delegate, declared in the senate during the controversy.
Report states Georges Carpentier will face Lewis in London early in April. Parla Heels Descamps signed contracts for Georges Carpentier, indicating a major bout with the famous heavyweight challenger. Ted tld Lewis reportedly informed in the New York Mercantile listing.
Washington Postmaster General Ways announced plans to resign from the cabinet on March 4. The move signals the end of Hays term in cabinet service as the administration seeks a new selection to complete the year.
In Kansas City Missouri Mayor J. Cogwil suffered a fatal collapse during a conference with Matthew A. Yosler and John Wilkan. The incident occurred in his office as colleagues attempted to assist. Police and medical staff were summoned, with authorities investigating the cause of death.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a federal warrant and law enforcement activity involving individuals including Fania Helos and Wes tern nrventer. Details are unclear, but the items suggest a legal or criminal inquiry connected to a suspect, with mentions of a watch list or chase and possible charges.
Fragmented report from a 1920s Iowa era paper covers multiple local and state items. It mentions deaths in Des Moines and Pocahontas, railroad accidents near Leeds, civic and political actions, farm issues, boy scouts and Masons ties, and business acquisitions including Cities Service. Names appear in scattered form with places like Ames, Marshalltown, Osage, Storm Lake, and Woodpins.
An old note touts aspirin as genuine and safe for colds toothache and fatigue over many years. It mentions a cross check by authorities and urges cautious use without fear. The ad-like fragment cites several brands and medical assurances, reflecting period advertising language.
Fragmentary note mentions Jack and an aid or assistance context with unclear references to rainy weather. The readable elements include names and vague actions but lack concrete events or dates to establish a full news item.
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