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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
3
In Washington DC, Republicans and Democrats clash over a peace proposal ending the state of war. The conference report awaits final action in both chambers as leaders anticipate presidential approval before the Fourth of July.
British miners to resume work immediately after government accepted terms. Officials said a subsidy would guarantee wages and prevent losses to collieries. Miners reportedly dropped demands for nationalization, and concessions on wages were noted as key outcomes of the settlement.
Severe wheat price declines noted with July delivery around 1193 and futures slipping. In Des Moines a local report notes the arrest of William Hoop of Valley Junction in connection with the murder of Milas Barbara Thoredale, a teacher found dead near Velho Junction.
Military forces raided the New Ireland office of Arthur Griffith founder of the ginn Fd. Front door was smashed with a sledge hammer as soldiers entered. The offices were wrecked and police rushed to the strike scene. Fifty state police from Reno arrived to take control of a mine strike sparked by a wage reduction.
Washington officials discuss nomination of Gray for assistant controller general of the United States under the new budget act. In Chicago exoneration noted for Mrs Helen, who killed Kalwon. plea defers. Cleveland case sees Eva Catherine testifying against jurors’ impartiality. Mrs Raber fights indictment, seeks quashing over grand jury composition including women. Lakewood publisher Banjer Raber involved in murder case history.
A Royal Navy aircraft squadron engaged a German submarine off Cape Charley. The U-boat was sunk after a bombing run and mine action, with three bombs hitting and the submerging. The crew rescued, plane lost. Other details describe patrols, wreck reports, and a fatality from the incident.
The huge airship TH38, built by Hell, Ssb-Lulit ofrentn, completed its inaugural flight from Cr dlyan station at 7 35 p m. It carried 48 aboard including the crew. The American commander and pilots led the flight, which lasted six and a half hours over nearby counties.
A garbled report from Walla Walla references a murder case with names like Lawton and Jessy Gual and mentions confinement and injuries. The unreadable text implies defendants or suspects were connected to a court proceeding at Cen teollary WUE and an alleged plan or action linked to Titty Frond and Tront tant sive.
A garbled report describes a troop train wreck with casualties and names distorted. It mentions several killed and injured, citing an explosion or collision connected to Sinn Fein funds, with unclear locations and parties involved.
A village in Quebec suffered a devastating blaze destroying several houses and leaving residents displaced. Firefighters battled the flames along Wiloniy street and surrounding routes, with authorities yet to confirm the cause or extent of damages. Local responders coordinated with nearby towns to aid evacuation and assess safety for inhabitants.
Fragmented garbled report discusses missing ships and possible causes, including government inquiries, weather, and potential wartime sabotage. It notes limited evidence held by authorities, mentions Cape Walteras, and cites defense and navigation departments amid uncertainty about a maritime loss.
An OCR segment describes a chaotic scene with multiple names and places, noting confrontations and alleged actions involving individuals and groups. Details are garbled but reference tensions, a property dispute, and a confrontation around a location near Sheridan Road.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a report about business repression and fuel concerns, stating a period of restricted activity and a claim by a figure about early disruption in a market. Names and specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Leonard G Mas and Woods Woodly with references to a meeting or session in Minnesota. Aide Gori and Hest line appear in garbled text. The passage hints at a dismissal or reevaluation involving a person named Powrone and a connection to Washington, with unclear roles and dates.
A garbled wire service style item mentions multiple names and places, including references to a city, a gate, an expedition, and a person identified as John tiny Depego. It presents a chaotic mix of dates and events with unclear context and many unreadable segments.
The report mentions a referendum related to Waga Cut and Whintpeg with dated references. Officials named include Wahmed and the NWA. The piece notes a planned event or decision at a CMmbeng location, with civic involvement and potential legal implications.
Unclear OCR text references multiple names and places with disrupted phrasing, mentioning turks, capturess and a persistent threat, plus possible public or military context. Reading fragment suggests a geopolitical incident with several named entities, but details are not decipherable.
German foreign office announced immediate release of much American property seized, asserting some credits and security interests remain until clarifications under the Versailles treaty. The move follows prior confiscations as Germany weighs payment risks and seeks to protect owners while resuming private property rights.
Fragmentary OCR text references a railway stretch, local lanes, and a state issue in Indiana amid scattered place names. The readable items mention Dyer unit, Leay Warm, and a potential contest over transport or river access, with no clear outcome or dates. The fragmentary nature limits precise attribution or event details.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a court matter involving individuals named Chloe Hine and others with unclear roles. It mentions a possible date, a location like Robart Te Ihna0, and references to a period around thirtyentet Ave Mad tats. Reading remains uncertain due to garbled OCR.
A scrambled OCR page combines disjointed reports from a rural region. It mentions legal actions, accidents, and community notices, naming officials, towns, and institutions in a garbled montage with scattered dates and figures.
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