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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Murphy and Morphy defense arguments in a case focused on mischarterd duty and the remedy of a new trial. Attorney O Connér contends the defendant’s constitutional rights were deprived, urging fresh proceedings.
A chaotic scene at the royal circle centers on a militant suffragist confronting the king. Voices clash as she admonishes the monarch while a band conductor acts swiftly. The crowd witnesses the tense moment, with confusion over the suffragist agitation and royal response.
The Washington dispatch quotes a conditional blockade order stated by Gen Buerta aimed at Tampico deliveries. The shipment on steamer Antila faced suspension amid tensions between the United States and Mexican factions. Officials debated mediation as a solution, while outside circles floated possible cargo diversion and negotiation outcomes.
A steamer named Alfeucs in charge of upt passed through the Satin rocks to Gaius lake and returned to Cristo bal, testing electric systems and steamer handling. The return time was 14 minutes for 28,73 feet, with imperfections noted in tows and locks. The piece also mentions Thaw’s fight in U S Court and the fate of Warman Astronaut killed at Likeside.
The Agriculture Department announced a vast wheat harvest this year, with a total yield near 1.0 billion bushels, vastly surpassing last year’s output. The crop is described as the largest in U.S. history, signaling a major boost to national production.
Federal grand jury brings conspiracy charges under the Sherman act against 36 officials and members of master plumbers associations in multiple states including Wisconsin Iowa Michigan Nebraska and Illinois Indicted leaders and officers from state and national groups are named among the defendants alleging restraint of trade in plumbing supply businesses through organized action Since 1854 the union has allegedly conspired to interfere with the plumbing trades across the Midwest
A jumble of brief notes from June items reports John J. De Saullec resigning as United States minister to Uruguay and hints at a temporary withdrawal from ambitious diplomacy. Other items mention New York real estate, a German Catholic society supporting national prohibition, and a bootleg drama around political figures and events.
A garbled report recalls a June event in Wellington where President Wil jbo met with John W. Kern Jr son of Senator Kern. The scene involved a long Moe of esilera and crutches, with bands not shaken, and a White House departure implied.
The report notes Senator Quan urging President Wilson to back a policy strike. It mentions a plan to introduce bills in both houses to address the issue and signals the administration’s response to the proposed action.
A wartime era commission urges $7,400,200 in national funds to promote vocational and agricultural education. It recommends restricting benefits to youths under four teen, arguing vocational training will modernize labor, farming, and industry. The report stresses education as essential for industrial and agricultural growth and national prosperity.
The budget allocates 20,718,900 for continuing construction on the Panama Canal, with war fortifications at 1,125,000. Other major items include 2,050,000 for the interstate commerce commission, 7,908,060 for rivers and harbors, and 7,655,000 for the Lincolnshire area projects. The plan also covers 133,509 for the Eilds building, 500,000 cut from estimates, and a special FRU fund of aid for states against epidemics.
Mrs Jennie Eaton of Weston widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton and her New husband Lt. Noah Allsworth of Marlborough wed on Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. L Morgan. The couple planned a second honeymoon after their wedding.
Readable fragments indicate a murder case local to John James county Salt. The text mentions a verdict for Enva Ovin Life, Arthur Fowler, Brilley and a collision of dates. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but the outline shows a convict sentenced in a county proceeding.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Muncie with a 20,000 population figure and refers to a legal ruling by Judge Frank Bims with unclear context. The legible elements imply a court or administrative action affecting the town, but details are unreadable.
In New York a jury failed to reach a verdict in a $150,000 writ of promise dispute brought by Misa Mae A against Uivir Fs Hie, with trial proceedings continuing and pending further action.
An uncertain report describes Bhamreck facing Teal Hortamouth with Hagan and Jone as a backdrop. The fragment notes a yacht accompanying Skanirack 1 and mentions America’s cop Wail Mut on Whorailny involved in the Hree albecreteling aon off Bpinoad.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ministerial action involving San Salvador and a visit, but many words are garbled hindering exact names or events. Readable bits mention a minister, a president figure, and an international location.
The readable fragment shows a municipal clerk notation with unclear names and dates. It references a Thur day in May and actions by a clerk of a department, with lines that resemble official posting or meeting notes. Content is incomplete and cannot determine full event or jurisdiction.
An unnamed Minnesota student recounts a hazardous expedition into Venezuela with a group led by a Cho School of Mindh Iy graduate. He describes bullets, jungle dangers, and psychological strain as they dodged rifle fire and faced hostility from locals while observing native cultures and wildlife.
President Leanenstos at Olivet College issued a lecture declaring a learned, united approach to American higher education. The address emphasized unity, service, and the revival of scholarly ideals across campuses.
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