04 Jun 1925
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
1
Chicago gangster Gonna is slain after a car crash that followed a street confrontation. The shooter, tied to Sicilian factions, fled with authorities later linking the crime to Chicago’s violent gang wars. Witnesses recall a bitter political struggle surrounding the Nineteenth ward and a wave of retributions.
A dramatic Mukden blast left an estimated three hundred killed or wounded. The explosion struck the factory area near the arsenal, destroying Bullfirdt yards from the signal. Cause unknown. In other news, Farmer’s Son Hangs Self. a farmer’s son in Lake Elizabeth town ends his life after chores. A woman in El Paso shoots husband amid murder trial tensions. A lone robber robs a bank in Shenandoah, fleeing toward the state line with unknown funds.
Herbert Anderson, 26, confessed to a child homicide case as Cathy Le Tuesday filed charges against him. Authorities reported the confession came during questioning at the Tahures police station. the incident involved a missing child and ongoing investigation.
A fragmented obituary note mentions a rider named Graler who died, with unclear references to heart failure and a vetfred who began milk Fryenthep UL lyig of T2 a. and a dis betel rider. The readable items point to a death record and a possible veteran context.
Fragmented text shows mentions of a foray into a loan and price reductions at a market or shop. Names and precise entities are unreadable, but there is a note about a reduction of one percent and references to a board or council regarding changes.
Reinforcements Washington Silas 11 Strawn Chicago lawyer at the sequent of Resident Coolidge has accepted appointment to the American China commission. McMurray to Cluna ax Americ eae commission to alteng te spe cial conference on Char, enstants Provided for to the nine rower twenty. Strawn among attorneys selected to represent the government as special counsel in the Vitiga Non inquiry. The nine signatories ratify the convention except France, expected to act in fall. The conference aims to work out increased customs revenues for the Chinese central government. Strawn’s appointment approved by Secretary Kellogg with business men assisting in Chinese customs guidance. New York: Eva fuller cabaret dancer death from fall. Los Angeles: ex-cashier Schilling confesses embezzlement of 10700.
Spokesman for the home department cites initial figures from Toyo Gira and Kinosaki estimating the Sunday earthquake near 260 dead and 1,000 injured. Rapid relief is urged as emergency services struggle to meet needs along provincial roads and rail lines amid widespread damage to livestock facilities and shelters.
A coastal raid near Jacquet harbor left a party of pirates dead and their launch destroyed. Several houses were burned and a factory damaged by a powerful explosion as robbers attempted to raid the government dynamite station on the island of Jacquet.
Four people died and three were seriously injured when a car carrying a group on its way to Port Marion crashed into a ditch after a telephone pole overturned, with debris blocking the path of an approaching interurban work train.
The readable lines mention a disturbance or crime in progress with references to authorities and a possible weapon incident. Names and locations are garbled, but imply a police response and a gun related event with damaged context and unclear details.
A listless, damaged fragment reports a deadly storm affecting multiple locales and authorities, with ongoing rescue operations and inquiries into casualties. Names and exact locations are unreadable in the OCR, but the event appears widespread with significant loss.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a violent incident involving several individuals at a Pine location and a woman accused of harm. The text is garbled with missing and misread names, making specifics unclear but indicating a confrontation or assault and a dramatic sequence surrounding a local dispute.
Coastal authorities report a major seizure of spirits from a vessel, with 1000 gallons of ethyl alcohol and 67,900 bottles of imported rum captured. Officials aboard noted the haul valued near $400,000, described as the largest find from a vessel in this region, while authorities continued investigations into smugglers and owners.
Owner of a New York shop, Geison-Vork, faces charges after police cite an investigation into the death of William Winter, a six month old infant. The infant suffered head injuries after being struck, with the inquiry alleging a baby carriage incident led to the tragedy.
A convoluted case ends with exoneration for a young Riverdale girl after a coroner jury verdict. The report cites a sensational affair involving prominent figures, a public reception, and claims of a divorce dispute over 42,500 dollars.
Disjointed notes urge a flag display and observance by local residents. References to civic leaders, dates, and a city event appear in garbled text, mentioning a mayor and memorials while intertwining several unrelated words and phrases.
Iowa report notes a fatal incident after a leap during an event at a river location. The item also mentions a high school or college team with a fifty point score tied to an ongoing sports season. Names include MUP OH and Dinca with affiliations unclear.
The document outlines plans for state and county activities in 1936 including county fair preparations, tours for visitors, and school and highway developments. It mentions figures tied to payrolls for teachers, infrastructure projects, and anticipated speeches by Secretary Jordan.
A letter from A R Wilson of Latotlette Tenn defends Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and colds traced to Billy Sunday revival in Nexville Tenn last February. The writer claims Peruna strengthens the system and that Peruna is sold by local dealers in both tablet and liquid forms.
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