23 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
1
Attorney General Daugherty declared the government would publicize unfair business practices while warning against profits from war. The piece notes investigations into labor unrest, a $350,000 heist recovery, and a deadly attack on a citizen by Polish insurgents in Upper Silesia.
The British government plans to replace the British administration in Masanoteiuts with an Arab assembly during the summer. Winston Ghorch Ul, secretary for colonies, notes the ruler will be elected by the people.
Leach Wine in Minneapolis was elected mayor by a majority of 14,787 over Thomas Van Lear. Unofficial results show Leach 78,124 votes and Van Lear 63,?387.
Sugar reached a four cent level in New York as a large sale of centrifugal sugar, about 24,500 lanes, occurred at four cents. Reports from Washington indicate the league likely will not be represented at a future meeting, and questions about mandates for former colonial territories are noted as void due to the departure of a state.
Ayrus ioade of Grocvabure Pa has been named by the President as ambassador to Spain, succeeding Joseph Willard. The appointment places Woods Envoy in Madrid with duties to strengthen diplomatic ties between the United States and Spain.
Indictments name Cravslaut Colavito Catherine Raber and others in the murder of Daniel Kaber. A $2,609 reward outlined for arrest. Forebears present at the death scene denied charges. temporary injunction blocks disposition of Kaber estate. Also notes a Marine Strike ending and a sugar bill drop in New York markets.
A devastating fire at the Weber plant caused multiple deaths and injuries among workers. Property loss is estimated at 1,900,000 with 3,600,000 gallons of gasoline involved. Investigators seek the cause as flames spread through storage tanks and piping. Victims include Walter Weydig, 18, George H. Larmone, 19, and other employees. The incident disrupted power and threatened nearby facilities as fire crews battled the blaze.
Former governor general and minister in the Philippines, BL Jahnsbury, Vermont, and Spain linked leader, dies in obscurity. Reports mention a price cut by a company to 220 per barrel and Gen Gomez, former president of Gabon, dying at the Hotel Plaza in New York.
Fwo N, D, Ganke Glaser, Tiamarck, and state banks in Amidos are ordered closed by the state bank examiner. Deposits totaling 80,354 are mentioned, with more steps toward compensation and grant actions discussed.
Fragmented OCR recounts escaped prisoners from a train at Castle Mark Washington and officers escorting them to a jail. Mentions transports to McNair flank and closure of the incident with unclear details.
The report describes Arkansa River High and Tilen OkM-Tha Arkipaas facing disruption from a persistent weather pattern noted as Gyntheles, with steady conditions affecting Unna Mavncement and the lagic Weather Kurean system continuing to influence the area.
A troubling report from a local scene states Myron, age 18, died after an incident at a residence. The event involved a father and at least one other male and occurred in the vicinity of a nearby homestead. Police are investigating the exact cause and circumstances.
The government proposes an allocation of 11.506 million dollars for a Cape Cad toy project. Secretary Weeks has tied the funding request to congressional action, urging approval to move the program forward.
A chaotic bullfight left multiple fighters injured and one fatality in the arena. Authorities detained a Mexican matador identified as Martel Hrileato Powter amid ongoing investigations in connection with the tragedy. Local reports describe chaotic conditions as the event unfolded near Vollay Janetion, with witnesses noting a severe misfortune in the bull ring.
A train crash near VINA resulted in fourteen deaths and multiple injuries. British patrons reportedly drove off the road after colliding with a tramcar en route to Te Jedd, while an express vehicle was involved in the incident.
Fragmentary report describes a secretary and officials in D C discussing a naval admiral's return from London. Messages were received in the United States as the remake of a decision regarding the admiral’s leave was revoked. The plan to sail Wednesday remained uncertain due to ongoing arrangements aboard the Olympia.
The report notes Maj. Hoy Tayned named as chief appointee, succeeding John F. Kroes. Haynes, expected to lead the office, does not require Saint continuity and is described as a visitor to the Nxbora Dispatch. The dispatch and the Cat Ollo ciltkora Le discuss the move and its impact on governance.
In Chylunton Kentucky three weeks pass as a family seeks a juvenile otter to join their dogs. Nerja Hedger offers papers for a trade while a local couple searches for a caretaker, hoping to unite the animal with children. Local residents Jebildroy and Mrs Maden discuss options as Hedger’s group weighs potential homes for the playful otter.
A wildfire tore through crops near Pare and burned about 100 miners, driven by winds from the Bh Pat railroad route. The blaze pushed south of Ora toward Muirk as firefighters battled the flames near FaSafla and Wheavdies, with authorities reporting no immediate injuries.
A garbled message from Leglannairea Hack Carpantier references Ailea and the Wien pont. It mentions Amarivan Lagi and Anorga Carpention, with phrases claiming protection and a cryptic oath. The text reads like a ciphered or corrupted communiqué lacking clear events or dates.
In Thienryivag County a prohibition case involves a 30 year old man and two others, including J. O. Wang, an elderly theory director, tied to a Dover event. A tyneal hotel scene figures in the tale as authorities pursue the Bowars and a disastrous roadside incident is noted with partial names and unclear dates.
A scattered 1900s era column reports on marriages, criminal cases, bank heists, court records, and farm issues. Highlights include a marriage mention, a suspected jewelry theft, a chase and arrest, a railway or postal inspection, a courthouse inventory of debts and real estate, and agricultural pest and county planning notes.
A distraught search unfolds as authorities report a family incident in Grangetown involving a panicked husband and a group of children. Neighbors witness confusion, an attempted escape, and police, aided by residents, pursue leads across the area near Buffern and the Rainnos Wouliains region.
Two wives are involved in a case at a motel in New York Joseoe. The article describes an auditor and a disputed duty, with names like Bilston and Welmwel Bele. Readable portions reference arrangements, alleged behavior, and a warning to forget personal past actions.
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