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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
1
A derailed train plunged down an embankment and left two passengers stranded as rescuers raced to reach them. Frank K. Cook and Sherry Acuna aided by a railroad worker reached the site, finding cars wedged along both tracks and the engine burning. Authorities suspect the wreck was staged to free the riders.
Ground firm plans show a major restructuring with capital cut from 400000 to 10007009 dollars. Bethields family partially finances the move, eyeing a tie to a major English rival of Standard in England while Henry Clay-Pierce of St Louis retains control in the revived Waters Peres venture. Interstate order allows Farmers Graton Dealers to participate in Iowa case against Heck Island railway with Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners. Rev H C Priteherd resigns Lincoln church post to lead Eureka College starting September 1. Laurel blanks Moomfed 4 to 0 as Peck, Anderson, and Depew form the battery. Bloomfield tallies lone run.
Spain and Washington announce late acceptance of a peace plan with Bryan's proposal for international peace. Nine nations have agreed to consider the initiative, while Sofia reports Belga rian reply to Bulgarian demobilization proposals to the Serbian government.
The senate confirmed Nebraska post office nominations including Frank TP of Orchards and We Glayton of Whaler, with Washington, D. C. noted as the date context for the action.
Mev Kinley of Ymola purchased a car line from the Ortaba Power company runalog squad in Sou Onisha to Papiilon, nine miles, for $110000. The deal was reported as a colvere de space transfer with the price noted.
The report outlines the administration's plan to sign the currency bill despite strong Senate criticism. It notes revisions increasing duties on certain imports, lifting others to the free list, and mentions discussions over banking federal control. Senators Nelson Bristol Weeks question the measure, urging changes before enactment.
Frank Sulleny and Reneat Harrizon were found guilty of kidnapping Dorothy Holt, daughter of the local state's attorney, with a 25 year penitentiary sentence. The verdict followed a seven week trial, sparking a near-lynching moment before city officials restored order. Wilson Attends McAdoo Wedding in Washington as Francisco Luger McAdoo wed Ethel Preston McCormick, stepdaughter of Capt. J. Emerson.
Paris June 25 report from the French foreign office indicates the government will strongly suppress any loan to Berlin or to Bulgarian war efforts. The note signals firm French resistance to financing Allied or Axis actions amid the ongoing conflict.
New York June 21 Charles Tl. Hyde former lay partner of Mayor Gaynor wore victory as the appellate division of the supreme court reversed Hyde's bribery conviction.
The senate investigates letters showing attempts by lobby groups to expand powers and influence in the food and tobacco industries. It notes Dr. Harvey W. Wiley was engaged to speak on state remedies and questions President Taft's capacity to back policies in Colorado, Idaho, Utah, and Callahan.
In Accol, England, June 11 a desperate male suffragist was fatally injured during a race at Belmonts American horror track. He collided with a vehicle entering the grandstand, a revolver discharged, and the bullet lodged in his head. The victim showed ties to Trinity College Cambridge. Jockey Whalley and others fled the scene as spectators froze in shock.
Londen June 19 six women believed to be leaders of a prominent feminist group were found guilty of conspiracy to commit serious damage. Those convicted include Harriet Kerr Agnes Cake Rachel Barrett Mrs Failmiere Annie Kebney Laura Lennox and Clayton.
New York June 21 telegraphers for Erle Rallani cosy company announced that recent conferences with officers ended with a signed agreement to grant the committee's demand.
A deadly accident at the Rice Bottle Company plant in St Louis occurred Friday when a bursting drum killed Julin Forgey and injured three women and one man. The faulty drum, part of a rotating machinery setup, caused the blast and halted operations as investigators arrived on the scene.
A bold hold up on the Springfield line disrupted a morning express as two robbers attacked the engine and baggage car. They wounded a crewman and forced passengers to shelter, while officers arrived, exchanging shots during a tense standoff. The bandits targeted a large safe, aims uncertain, with authorities pursuing leads.
A garbled telegraphic dump reports multiple events including fires at two churches, a ransacked area in Ohio, and a hot June day in Copenhagen. It mentions ex-Prime Minister Rahlp forming a new government, a military revelation accepted June 12, damaged stock, and arrests in Michigan.
A Navy officer named Losen Lite from Washington is reported killed in a bridge highway helicopter crash near Annapolis on February 22. The incident involved U A NL Towers and an unidentified weight. Police are investigating the fatal mishap.
A readied but unclear report indicates a legal ruling involving Jot Mitchell Lones Job of Albany New Mexico and an appeal by Zina 22 Tabor coi sifastonor of New York. The state court of appeals discussed the matter on a day referenced as Prk day, with details obscured in the OCR.
Congress considers a sweeping currency reform bill creating a Federal Reserve System. It outlines district banks, capital stock requirements, board composition, and aims to place Treasury and currency control under a central federal framework.
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