09 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
1
President honors veterans and fallen soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery. He salutes the courage of U S and allied troops, pledging to uphold liberty and humanitarian duty. Attendees include veterans groups and foreign representatives amid a national observance of remembrance.
A rugged field of 23 cars saw Milton take the win with nine finishers. Prize money totaled 520,000 with 190,000 awarded to top finishers. A. Suepenhins drove the eight finish, placing second. Third went to Tatos Ellingboe, while Daiph Mulford earned ninth with 6,700 in lap prizes.
The United States seized Bergdoll family cash and property valued around 280 000 tied to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and related estates. Authority cited by President and Treasury agents covers estate seizure since June. Bergdoll's mother Anna Bergdoll acted as power of attorney. funds to be cut off from U S. elsewhere.
London reports a landmark sale of 41 ships totaling about £720,000. The consignment includes eight destroyers and eighteen torpedo boats among the fleet components. The sale notes reflect a sweeping postwar resupply of naval assets and debt reduction.
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice of price reductions and refinery activity near Ranelle with references to Weel Keptieky and 4H venta, suggesting a local sales event or sale notice. Names and dates are unclear but point to a regional pricing adjustment and sales listing.
A mine explosion in Cork on July 2 5x killed six soldiers and wounded about twenty others. A troop from the Young Barracks approached the mine area during a routine operation when the blast occurred. Casualties include several officers and enlisted men with reports of extensive damage to nearby facilities.
Fragmentary Reuters style note from a Belgian page, listing mentions of officials and dignitaries including a premier and a prince. Text hints at gratitude toward wartime leadership and postwar reconstruction through unclear phrases and names.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a British incident in Lin Tanah dated May 2711. Names and specifics are unclear but reference a search or inquiry and potential official figures.
A garbled report notes payment of 7.9 billion gold marks to Germany, roughly 250 million dollars, under a police treaty. It mentions the German treasury and a 850 million gold mark sum handed to a government commission by a special censor. It also references past menh and parks.
The article notes a newly discussed disarmament plan from Waehtaginn involving formal proposals. Key figures and timelines are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A German captain, identified as Serna, was charged and sentenced in a UAE criminal case. The abstract report notes the individual faced a six year sentence following the trial, with details limited by the readable OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unreadable strings and mismatched words, offering no coherent event, names, dates, or places to summarize. Limited legible terms suggest no identifiable person or organization to anchor a factual news item.
The readable text shows an emergency meeting notice with references to a location and date that are unclear. The fragment mentions Ole ti and Cas with a potential real estate or planning context.
A chaotic mix of court actions and local incidents features judge J B Patton sending bail to grand jury, voluntary bankruptcy filings by Will A Fliggaya, and extortion allegations against A Ventimiai. Reported drownings, suicides, and accidental deaths touch Cedar Rapids, Muscatine, and Davenport as crews investigate.
A fragmentary history text describes a legendary Northern West Virginia figure called Robin Hood as a feared frontier folk hero. It portrays him mirroring a vigilante style, famed for bold acts, and linked to the sheriff’s domain with a mythic aura.
Ura and Lillian Hagers sue Conan J Vigrasa proprietor over a dairy market dispute seeking two thousand dollars. The filing references injuries and alleged wrongdoing amid a murky chain of names and places.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a bumpy tale of elopement involving Ray Yates and associates. Mentions of Gtorwaa Velezin, Hushani, and others imply a disrupted effort, with references to travel to Grand in the Nethe area and disrupted searches for a wife. The text is garbled but centers on a clandestine union and ensuing confusion.
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