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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
1
Fragmented, garbled account describes Lassen eruption events with mentions of people reacting to ash and lava and party members escaping. Partial notes reference a canyon, snow, and mountainous terrain as eruptions occur in close succession with scattered debris and distances noted.
A bomb exploded at St George’s church in Hanover Square London injuring windows and pews after an evening service. A note in a check envelope accused a lecture of planning new postal services. Militants and suffragists are blamed as authorities tighten security with troops patrolling affected areas.
The repeal bill rushes to the President amid heated debate in the Senate. Key leaders warn friction could hinder passage as amendments provoke sharp exchanges. A final vote reflects party lines with thirteen Republicans supporting the president and eleven Democrats opposing. The bill advances to the House for further action.
New York July 23 Aimos Piochot released the text of a letter by Theodora Roosevelt and others denouncing George W Perkins chairman of the national executive committee as a menace to the party The letter accuses him of aiding United States Steel and International Harvester and says the Progressive party must end rituals undermining popular support Ferkin says he intends to resign as chairman of the executive committee.
Eighteen people, including four seriously injured, perished or were hurt in a blaze that swept through a tenement in New York. Firemen, led by Chief Johnson, battled the flames while residents fled. An alarm was raised at 4 o'clock as occupants fled the stairwell and the fire pushed into multiple rooms.
The report notes the death of Philadetphis, an eighty year old wealth holder from Pasindetpota. Mir Golen's fortune is estimated between 70 million and 78 million dollars, indicating vast holdings and influential wealth in the region.
Militants disrupted a royal ceremony at Westminster Abbey on June 12. Police reeled in the scene as women screamed, while security moved to isolate the militants and prevent further violence. Authorities considered measures to curb militant actions and hold organizers accountable.
Four banks in Chicago were closed pending examination by state auditors after revealing liabilities around four million dollars. The action followed a broader crackdown led by bank examiners, targeting institutions dominated by local businessmen. The closures affected the Broadway State Bank, LaSalle Street Bank, West Side Bank, and others, with investigations seeking to protect depositors and assess solvency.
Reported telegraph flash outlines a high level plan for Central Blanquet and allies to reach Vera Cruz to coordinate mediation. The dispatch mentions President Muerin and military cabinet members planning steps amid tense moves toward potential talks.
Renate measures mileage in Warttoginn on June 15. The senate action limits the "roilange ark" effect and sets restoration of the former rate.
A fragmented report notes a missing ship found near a gate. The Canadian government studio in Montmagny is linked to the event, while references to North Valley and Vailwok hint at locations and departments involved. The text remains unclear but indicates a maritime incident with departmental contact.
The 1314 clads marched to Trophy Point to receive their diplomas, marking the West Point graduation for 107 graduates. June 1 ceremony celebrated successors to service academy traditions with new officers in stride.
The report traces a surge in union activity tied to the State Federation of Lahore and Iowa groups, detailing large memberships, reorganizations, and ties to local locals. It notes shifts toward broader labor coalition efforts amid political and economic tensions, including infrastructure growth and new federation affiliations. A separate incident reports a fatal automobile collision when a runaway team struck a woman and her husband, with a horse causing additional injuries, alongside urban redevelopment marking the relocation of landmarks for a new building project.
One of the top wheat land deals of this season was bought at the price of 187 per acre. The buyer, Gollman, sent the title to Julia Weld eman, at the stated rate. The farm was owned by William Niet, who previously bought tarps at 6G per acre.
In Cedar Rapids a fatal auto crash left Johnson of Wanting ton, J A Cimmings, and Fréd Rawmino of Keola injured badly. Mrs sider Franks then shot Wortus and killed herself after a failed attempted shooting. Police report a complex crime involving a band of crooks operating near Crystal Lake with Preston of Coca Ranks, Iowa, in custody.
Fragmented report lists multiple fatal incidents and a corporate dispute. Cedar Replds claims a victim from Pearls, Wh. Ottawa resident Rockhold implicated in a duel over a stolen item. Brakemat slain during gob erns setup. Durlineton enflrood firm faces attach and wind mil force, prompting relocation from Creston as Saunders of Agila presses claims.
An obituary notes the death of Jud Zaxe a 44 year old lawyer from Independence College Col. The veteran attorney known for public service and his involvement in the local legal community passed away at home after a prolonged illness. The report records his career and community ties.
Rev A G Woolward of Gloria denounces a pulovichiin as an instrument of der Mand an ginny of the chayeh during a Shambayigh sermon at Gloria.
Rumored death of Pioneer Dlee at Hanna is reported with sparse details. The obituary notes the deceased aged 6 months and mentions cross wak and early nettlens in the fragmented text. Further specifics are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
The text is garbled but appears to describe a dispute or action involving Insand han Muscating believing a purification, with Frank Hortman of Taloo and an officer. It mentions an injury and an officer present, but overall details and names are obscured, preventing a clear incident or outcome.
A 48 year old Norwalk resident died at home in a runaway incident. Police report unclear details but indicate the man, identified as a local resident, was found deceased at his residence in Norwalk. Authorities continue to investigate the cause of death and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Fragmentary OCR of a Methodist camp meeting report references names and places but lacks coherent details. The garbled text mentions Wake Giunta, Leo patinvatl, and a Park Toit Fold context with scattered names such as Rev, PL Quek, Luwood, and Cho Abie. The piece hints at a unification theme involving an ostrad and OudMl but contains no clear events, dates, or outcomes.
The county bar announces a meeting with welcome remarks by Ly WI and chair persons from Bea Monier County Bar. Judge Jerse A. Minar of Des Maines will attend along with Pickering of Cawnclt Rhifla and O P Myers of Nawtat to discuss the Torrens Land Tie System and the memorials to Major Joan F. Lacey and others.
Funeral services for a town resident were held in the county, with note of a long service in the local company and town volunteers. The events reflect a public ceremony in Carroll County Maryland and a clerkship in Johnson County during recent years.
A single vote margin determined the outcome as Tuten MeQerren of Webster City narrowly defeated A J Me Merson of Randall for state representative in a Republican primary recount. Majorities and uncertanties were noted as officials finalized results.
John Stills, a nel er, drowned in the North Racecap river east of Yale while fishing with a companion. His body was recovered shortly thereafter. Stills formerly resided at Meadville.
A political shift shows Adel-Vic T seizing control of the Nallns Covatr fecal from Mayor Mr Sweeley, formerly tied to nail park ownership. In Marshilltown a special abos tion backed by 192 votes approves the district’s plan to build a new school on the former stow econgoldiind site, marking significant local changes amid strong crop prospects nearby.
Sioux City society notes report Elly Wayntin Oter and Mrs J Le Kennedy among prominent residents. The piece mentions a former judge and local figures in a brief social update with no further details.
Unclear fragmentary notice mentions Larue Armand and a campaign style appeal with references to residents and aid. The text is garbled, but hints at a political or civic candidacy with attention to assistance and community needs. Strong entities are not clearly identifiable due to legibility. no definitive dates or organizations can be confirmed.
Fragmented OCR text notes a college related figure and an engineering senior amid a Jowi experiment. Mentions instruction for guard officers and state officers. Details are unclear and partially garbled but reference a meeting or event at a Doilyo location with times around 2h to 25.
A fragmentary report notes Iowa land profits and a dispute over acreage and compensation involving G. W. Ryn and A. Tingaliia. The text references tariff questions and advance payments as part of a broader week long task, with unclear year figures and local context.
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