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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
2
The report describes attacks along the Adriatic coast with aerial and naval actions. It mentions bombardments near Venice and Ancona, Italian resistance, and Austrian troop movements. The narrative covers various ships, aircraft, and the naval air battle across ports like Ravenna and Vento, with references to Italian responses.
London reports Kenneth Weeks a young American from Cambridge is accused of misconduct during the capture of La Targelle and Neuyilto Street. The case centers on alleged dereliction of orders in the campaign surrounding May actions. Local officials have not released further details.
Judge Arthur J. Tuille of the federal district court issued an order Monday approving the sale of the Pere Marquette railway system at auction on Bell Road in Detroit Michigan. The action moves the long contested sale forward with bidding expected to determine the purchaser and terms in late May.
London May report on a major naval action in the Sea of Marmora where four Turkish transports were sunk or driven aground by British forces. An official dispatch cites Turkish divisions commanded by Liman von Saunders near Gaba Tepeh suffering heavy losses. the operation involved multiple Turkish ships, gunboats, and heavy fighting with no Turkish ability to escape.
A patchwork of brief telegraph items reports United States observance plans for Independence Day with national participation urged. Russian troops land on Asiatic Turkey coast. Irish liner Glenholm sunk by a German submarine off Ireland. Austrian premier Heron Burien resigns. German spy suspect Anton Kuepfarle reportedly dies by hanging before execution, ending his trial.
The courtroom in Syracuse heard Colonel Roosevelt praised by the jury after a verdict delivered Saturday. Mr. Darques announced jurors found no element of conspiracy, though conduct concerns persisted. The judge emphasized responsibility to the public and dismissed broad accusations as unfounded.
Washington May 25 Secretary Bryan ordered the termination of unofficial negotiations with Britain over the Lisbon notes and British orders in council. He objected to phrases implying official British status in talks and to detailed demands on German policy, as Washington sought no quick detour on the Lusitania issue.
The McAdoo family announces the birth of a daughter named Ellen Wilson McAdoo at the McAdoo residence on Massachusetts Avenue. The child weighs between seven and nine pounds and is the president’s second grandchild, following Jessly Wilson Sayre’s White House birth January 17. Secretary McAdoo and Eleanor Wilson say the baby’s arrival was first learned by the president in the Blue Room of the White House last May.
A Caledonian railway disaster near Oswestry on Saturday killed and injured many after a collision between a troop train, a local train, and the Glasgow London express. Fire followed the wreck, trapping passengers under wreckage and many burned alive before rescue.
Disjointed dispatches describe protests in Mexico City and Latin American capitals with reports of clashes, troop movements, and foreign nationals warned to leave. Mentions a large mobilization of 2,600 tons of general supplies and a transit disruption tied to ongoing political turmoil in Samora and related regions.
London May 42 The first authoritative announcement names Arthur Henderson a Labour leader as foreign secretary amid praise from trade officials and Labour supporters. Henderson, Glasgow native, chaired the Labour Party in the Commons 1908 10, and formerly served as Newcastle MP. He joins Herbart Janta Barmuel in the cabinet, reflecting a reshaped government team.
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs held elections with multiple candidates for auditor and secretary positions. Mrs. Cummicay John CitydoMra and Mrs. Fredele Whitley of Webster County led in votes for secretary and president respectively, while other Town Hall and city nominees received substantial support. Details list a wide array of regional officers and trustees across Iowa communities.
At a secant meeting, Clarkshile evacation committee selected committees for the Resta. The ing committee has been bus funda art althoran cheir work not completed. They are secured of arising 1600 for io entartainment of the people. Dates set for July 8 and 2.
Miss Franon, a professional nurse, dressed in men's clothes, was arrested while attempting to break into the Jaoughlin drug store. She claimed jail time was to façture morphine and cocaine, which she said had been hard to obtain since the new federal drug law took effect.
Washington May 22 A U S Navy report states the fourth sling near a submarine’s keel was found suspended about 20 feet above the ocean bottom off Honolulu harbor after eight weeks of work. Admiral Moore’s dispatch notes the sling moved up to 20 feet and the sub lay clear of the bottom, with a cigar reportedly found in the hold.
John Alatrope attempted a rope descent into a well bottom without a parachute. The rope broke just as he started his descent and he fell to the bottom. There were no warnings or safety measures evident in the report.
A recent meeting reviewed hospital expansion plans and determined that a new facility should be undertaken. Local gardeners and stakeholders attended to discuss the project and its potential benefits for the community.
New York May 21 The Uner ACFoontamd sailed to San Francisco via the Panama Canal. The Mroonland, once tied to this ocean service, now sails Panama trade. It carries 200 cabin and 110 second cabin passengers including 25 wartime counsels. The Kroonland carries 24,000 tons of cargo.
Mason City worker Victor Colecus suffered severe arm injuries when his limb was caught in the gearing of a two-inch machine at the North Town Slick and Tilo Plant. He was hospitalized with fears of blood poisoning and possible death.
In Pittsburgh on May 25 Mrs An gelo Ponce and her daughter Angelina were shot. A man unknown fled the scene. No motive is known for the killings.
An explosion aboard a dredging machine in Delaware killed five people including Anthony Maule and John Varfey along with Garry Hauts wife and two children. The blast occurred in Mordentown New Jersey on May 26 and authorities were investigating the cause of the blast.
A severe cloudburst between Tulsa and Onaga Cliz on May 26 caused extensive damage to crops and livestock along the railroad. A Verifia wind alarm accompanied the storm, delaying assistance as aides assessed the scene and began repairs.
May Ai-Secretary of State stated the United States government is weighing sending another ultimatum to Britain over the Arcriven cargo dispute. The weeklong matter remains under consideration as officials seek responses to recent incidents. Four killed by state, three fatally, seventeen seriously injured when a dynamite-laden car exploded while searching for a drowned boy’s body.
The Cedar Rapids Iowa poultry committee lists K. K. Richarila of Cedar Kaptda peggtdant election winner of the American Poultry Car Sociation annual events. The report notes no singular notoration in the election results.
Robbers forced entry through a rear door and stole about 165 pieces of jewelry from Yeweley Store. Items included watches bracelets and other jewelry pieces valued between 60 and 90 dollars. Police investigate the break in and describe the scene on the premises.
A fragmented note describes attempts to locate relation as townsfolk search for Alyew of Lukey Uutler. Trails indicate movement toward Mdhoraw along a country road between her location and Eldyrn, with unclear connections to friends of a rota.
A terse dispatch notes a victory over General Villa’s forces near Monterey as Carrangy Weeney claims success against Villa’s three divisions. Details remain sparse with unclear terms and names.
The official Book of Nellovue township records for Clovdon Weld tere on April 6, 1857 were found. Woodall, 71, a farmer and banker, collapsed at the Iown Ethia residence and died en route from Almosan cortéga to the Iowa Methodist hospital.
A freight train collision between Bonns Pee and Motnaa and Southern freight trains injured Liakoman Bailey who will recover. The mother on one train and the canyon on the other were damaged.
A garbled 1923 report recounts a violent incident involving Marelalloci-Stlekon and others. The narrative notes attacks, a confrontation with Arend Mrd, and a wounding incident. Witnesses on route to a Hussar inn arrive to help. The woman is moved to a city hospital and later lodged in a special room.
Fragmented OCR notes describe fear, a sinking incident, people named Vince, Teva Bennno Nevo, Juma Hehribor, and Dik Hont. Mentions Cunard officers in New York City and Scotland, with unresolved searches for Tor numa among survivors and references to a machine and county relations.
A call for a Movement for Peace in Mogon City advocates curb on warfare. The text urges adoption of resolutions by allied and work groups, citing rails aid and a governing council in Washington to promote arbitration and global disarmament.
A garbled report outlines underground work led by an officer at the central office. Crews begin laying an unseen network, with plans to extend coverage across the town.
Cary donor Mumuston-J Con Moora edits and supports former county official, succeeding Rorl Metiuiloch who has been connected with the rank Lor OG leen yonrn.
Revenue from stamp taxes in Harpton has boosted county finances, offsetting wartime costs. County Recorder Shorty notes the receipts total about 1930 dollars, funding public expenditures and supporting local government operations.
Marshalltown Osarga B deMane arranged for the morning after to speak with his father Frank about a tale that he had been used by a railroad agent at Joplin. When he reached Joplin his father outed his ail and well, though the wording is garbled.
Stange Gallagher of Rockwell alleged injuries after an incident on a vehicle in the city last winter. The community faces rising wage care costs and related damages in a local report from Hampton.
A contract was entered for installing twenty night single unit lights along two streets, spanning two stations. The action involves the Den Joon Commercial Club and is tied to the municipal lighting project.
In a condensation meeting the Jews State Music Teachers' Association held a convention selecting Dew Maines as the place of holding next year. Mrs Pred Helaot of Sioux City was re elected president.
Ian Etriagan, long serving Kossulb county nanlimit, is named by Governor Cinrke to lead an agunt under the Attorney General Cosyon. The appointment marks a new era in county governance with prior two term service noted.
Fragmented OCR text mentions money amounts and locations but is unclear. It references a $400 amount and terms per acre for a 133 acre tract near Redding and Craig ford, with likely names Retuaen Agee Genlson-Fred and Austy Ed Moents. The fragmentary lines hinder precise meaning and entities.
A garbled northern county note hints at a local incident titled the white grab. It mentions Minmakee county and Bou ground with vague references to prey and pantyk, though the full details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
The trial of Superintendent Chekock for alleged misconduct with a student is postponed for another week. Local observers expect the case to resume soon as the court maintains the ongoing legal process.
Two girls Meluea-Olndya Ragbn and Kern Smith who escaped from the reform school near Mitehalielie were found in a desorbed balding form reportedly tied to the town Bannariam.
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