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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
1
The piece discusses U S policy toward Mexico amid revolution, noting President Wilson's stance, Villa and Zapata factions, and calls for U S aid to restore constitutional order. It highlights food shortages, communications disruptions, and potential international mediation or intervention.
New York Gen Victoriano Huerta, former provisional president of Mexico, after being shown President Wilsons note on Mexico, said that as a visitor he would not criticize or discuss items of the foreign government. He added that any country aiding Mexico should be sincere in its efforts.
President Wilson held a cordial talk with Count von Bernstorff, German ambassador, amid a flood of telegrams urging restraint in the Lusitania crisis. He reiterated adherence to international law for neutrals and warned Germany that submarine warfare must avoid harming neutral rights. a search and seizure authority would be exercised only against armed merchant ships or vessels that resist surrender.
Between 600 and 709 Italian reservists embark in New York as the first extensive wartime shipment for Italy. The Principe Di Uline steamer carries them to Naples, with strong enthusiasm for their country. Meanwhile residents in Duluth and Clinton, Indiana, are ordered to report for war duty under Italian vice consul Dr. A Salurogia’s orders.
A fragment warns against foreign backing for any party, arguing Mexico will reject a government seen as foreign inspired regardless of the promoter or motives. The message stresses national pride and refusal to accept external support.
In a detailed census update the nation notes rising urban populations across Des Moines Sioux City and other cities. Officials predict a broader tally as counting continues and padlocking padding concerns are addressed. The piece discusses county by county growth and plans for surveying lakes and rural areas.
The notice lists Harticd Emory, Engle baurance, and others as joining the falniment of Kf Mottraw and Arthur Vanes as relief clerk in the transportation department. It notes McGraw Ruccoml J and MacKelter among resignations.
A wide scale aviation contest aims to gather entries from every state to promote air power and mail delivery by air. Promoters plan transcontinental routes from Chicago to Omaha with stops through St. Louis Kansas City and more, featuring July 4 trials and a national display of aeroplane capability.
Former chief justice of the Jawa Su nceme Court, Jown Cliy-Judge Smith McClatin, died at his home here from apoplexy. The sudden death surprised the university and Tow Ces, with McClatin aged 48.
A historical notice reports the celebration of a sixtieth wedding anniversary in Marton County. The couple, Chey wart and Leas ne, are surrounded by relatives including five siblings, 25 grandchildren, and 52 descendants.
Hundreds of residents sign ileuthrima for the Trrolg, or varton of John Ef, Staniletag, amid the faises of the Honk of Uorwith meae Gero in asi, naming Sig Pargie for Gashjer.
A cattle buyer fell from a wagon at Flinkter Bridge into swift water and drowned. The body was recovered after an extensive search. The incident occurred near Marehnillown ten Stewart and involved a foal and surrounding bystanders. Investigators will review the accident to determine cause and safety factors.
A partial report describes a hawk incident near Losee and Nora with a cautilate face and Hastie. No injuries to persons are reported. one person fired at a hawk and the event involves local places and unclear names.
A partially legible entry notes a body found in the Shottruch river near Maxon Pits after someone fed something into the water. Police are investigating the location and circumstances surrounding the discovery.
A garbled OCR note lists names including Elizabeth Fethenston widow of a stolen car manufacturer and associates Suen Yor and Davon Or Aukley with a large monetary claim of 3,000,000. The fragment mentions AECS and Dettonvort in an unclear West region.
The body of Abel 86 years old was found in the river near his home. The coroner’s inquest was held to determine the circumstances of his death.
The fragmentary OCR mentions names and numbers but lacks a coherent event. It references individuals and a monetary amount around 7000 but provides no verifiable context or outcome.
In a discussion led by J. A. Reynolds, secretary of the Republican faction, debates over revived river traffic and rail routes continue. The plan weighs whether steamship cargoes from Minneapolis and Davenport to San Francisco should go via New York or direct to the West Coast, with costs and feasibility under review.
An unidentified man died when struck by a train near Lamblile along a rural rail line. The body lay beside the track, and officials recovered it after the crash. The deceased is described as about five feet ten inches tall and weighing around 145 pounds, with no other distinguishing details yet available.
Rainfall data collected from multiple towns shows varying totals with Keokuk and Cedar Rapids reporting notable values. Albia and Carroll recorded measurable inches, while Osarinda and Descriptive entries show lighter measures.
Hartley county marks Alfalfa week reaching over 375 farmers and noting 100 acres of upland crop to be planted this year. Ty R Douglan of Ameéa received praise for efforts while countywide participation and crop health were highlighted.
A contested lower court case centers on the rural school consolidation proposal in Marshall county. The record notes a legal question about the property and governance, with proponents arguing careful reform while opponents seek to ensure the plan aligns with existing statutes.
Ida opdnert announces Paul in the state of love has opened the natatorium for its second season. Haratit Clark, a student of Leiany Stanford University and resident of In Grove, is appointed to aatatttar.
A fragmentary report notes the death of Gayl Legnan tallet Rogue at his home near Keosauqua Iowa. The aged veteran, born in New York in 1380, was among the region’s oldest men. had he lived on Martha Lantern Hill he would have been remembered as a young lad.
A fragmented report notes a man named Nhxean from Stockwart aiding his father when struck by lightning while attempting to hitch a town. The incident occurred under storm conditions with mentions of a wind and a star.
A report states an attack occurred as a woman, a new husband, and others were present. The accused struck the woman on the head and neck with a blunt weapon and fled the scene. Authorities indicate she sustained injuries and medical aid was sought.
A deputy gamewarden and associates faced fines after a county court hearing. The case, described in terse terms, involves misconduct and procedural questions. Officials named include county authorities and the acting deputy, with details about charges and penalties noted in local records.
Fragmentary note describes a caregiver or resident falling into hot water in Knoxville. Authorities or bystanders responded quickly to the danger. No further details on identity or outcome are clear in the readable text.
The Shenandoah Electric Power Company appealed to the council seeking a review on April 29. The case concerns the plant at 921,000 dollars and a sum of 75,000 dollars, with details remaining unclear due to damaged text.
Unclear fragmentary notice describes an Adventist or Advent day event. Mentions a convention, attendees from a state or city area, and a countdown to a significant Advent day. Details are garbled and entities uncertain.
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