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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
8
A fragmentary wire service style dispatch notes German wartime shipping red flags and threat of crew actions, alongside reports of Lafyenza cases rising in New York. It mentions legal ties to the laws of war, dispersed crews, and a warning of actions against ships, with further terse notes on a German envoy leaving Constantinople and a British admin roads context.
Fragmentary entry mentions troops in London and Berlin, referencing peace aims and American forces. The garbled text notes reluctance to save peace and hints at Allied actions, with unclear attribution to a prose source and dates.
An Agriculture Department memorandum to Congress urged immediate legislative fixes to set a wheat price quota for the crop year. It recommended extending wartime grain controls, preserving the Grain Corporation, and authorizing export limits to protect government wheat stocks and domestic prices amid rising imports and smaller 1910 harvest projections.
A garbled report describes a decisive battle near Ekutorin burg where Russian forces defeated Bolshevik factions. The embassy notes bolshevis influence waning as allied actions press toward Moscow and a broader campaign consolidates.
Ten American destroyers began their voyage homebound with pennants streaming from their masts after a reported assassination of a high official in Paris sparked rumors. The Paris report circulated in the chamber and among deputies but lacked confirmation and was dismissed by authorities.
A fragmented report notes royal figures in peril amid a crisis in Derne and nearby Austrian affairs. The text mentions firmer royal groups and shifts in leadership, with unclear details on stability and safety.
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