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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
5
A sweeping survey covers enforcement bureaus and anti liquor actions, budget plans for crop stabilization, and congressional schedules. Key figures include President Hoover, Senators Norris and Syth, and international discussions on reparations, German concessions, and allied reparations efforts.
The article reports Dawes to receive a civil law degree from Oxford University on June 26 after a final conference with President Hooter and Secretary Sthinson. It describes labor disputes and wage increases for porters and molders, including a $1 daily raise, and notes factory and bridge labor actions with organizing efforts and safety concerns nearby. It also references political figures and treaties, including reactions to Latin and European events, and mentions disruptive press reports and a naval scare along Cape Cod.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a lioness and cubs causing panic in a French town. It references residents, parental roles, and confusion, with unclear names and events, offering only scattered clues about the scene and aftermath.
A headline style report notes a large Chinese tour aimed at promoting goodwill across nations. It lists venues and cities, including Chicago New York and Denver, and mentions a star figure coordinating travel plans with a prominent American intermediary. The piece frames the voyage as a cultural exchange with economic and diplomatic aims.
Unclear manuscript describes migrating African wild boars entering Texas ranches in great droves. It warns hunters of danger and suggests wary pursuit as these animals multiply across regions, with references to Javellans and imports altering local hunting dynamics.
A fragmented OCR readout recounts a ghost town reunion in Traver, noting former residents gathering for a one day event as the town faced decline. It cites nearby Las Maneles and references to local officials and hotel remains, with scattered names and places indicating a nostalgic celebration amid fading community.
In Iowa county Gety drank and spewed during a drunken spree at a county event. Helo led an investigation as authorities questioned witnesses. Netsing and Hed Welch are reportedly spending time on birthday sentences amid the fact.
Fragmentary OCR describes stalled project work and a planned completion within the year. It mentions a vessel and costs and notes a college leader involved in extending funding. The text is garbled but signals ongoing construction and financial figures.
Washington report describes Chiofos and Chefoo as a famed city on Shandong coast, detailing Chinese ports, foreign influence, and a Western interest in its trade. The piece sketches Chefoo’s bustling harbor, street life, and early global connections via rail and shipping, highlighting U.S. and American women’s roles in the evolving port culture.
In an Ohio incident, a well dressed man attempted a theft involving a ched worker. The store owner confronted the suspect, striking him as bystanders called out. The scene occurred as police arrived to restore order and question those involved.
A fragmented report notes a bilateral visa fee reduction from 80 to 2 dollars between the United States and France. The agreement, inked by officials, makes the lower fee valid for one year to encourage tourism and ease travel.
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