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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
3
The article reports Obregon and Carranza loyalists evacuating Mexico City and Zapata forces moving toward Nuev o Laredo. Secretary Bryan warns Americans to depart Mexico City. The cruiser Georgia and other ships head to Vera Cruz as Washington presses for a solution. Diplomatic notes frame Cres and Rear Admiral role.
In New York on March 1 John B SteuchQeid’s legal team challenges the conspiracy case as the trial's first day ends. The defense argues Tim's commitment to Mattenwdn was illegal due to lack of discharge from the state hospital after recovery. The record hints at possible temporary advantage for Thaw as proceedings continue.
Mrs Florence Mayo of Bere with her three daughters declares her husband Virginine Mayo, a New Haven manufacturer, died by his own hand as details emerge about a clerk Mise Tiling May Gack. A friend says she had not heard from him in years. An unrelated note mentions Augie Kluchbuter debating Johnny Kling in a billiards league.
March 12 New York Mrs Claudia Whey Wetarious wins a divorce action against ACG Wheeler Jr amid a jury verdict denying the petition. The case arose from comic opera settings with unrelated allegations involving a Barker Barbend. The court delivered a final ruling sustaining the spouse’s plea for divorce.
Chicago financier and trade operator, longtime broker of nearly 9 years, died of pneumonia. Born in 184d in Cannds, he led Chhiose's Prewh colony and was regarded as a prominent figure in local commerce.
March 10 report from London states the British steamer Tangistan, with a crew of 38, was torpedoed off Scarborough by a German submarine. Only one survivor, James O'Toole, reached safety aboard the Woodville. The strike comes as Britain braces for further submarine threats and possible blockade impacts.
Chicago officials and physicians urge aid as dope users flood psych hospital and call for reform. Nine women admitted, others expected as supply runs low. Health Commissioner Young and Judge Scully push new cure provisions. In Michigan a woman, 50, killed herself after morphine supply ran out.
Paris March 1 report states the 1916 Olympic Games will be held in America instead of Berlin after a special meeting of the International Olympic Committee in Lyons. The decision follows discussions on the wartime context and international duties.
A blaze caused slight damage to the French liner La Touraine at Maure, France. Jack Saturday Morning reported the incident and noted calls for help. The event involved European and United States interests in the wake of the fire.
A garbled OCR fragment describes gunfire injury and a fatality involving a church worker. Names and places are unclear, but references to a woman wounded and a person named Mrs. Morris appear alongside a rumored cause and subsequent death. Reading is highly imperfect.
Reports from Seattle and New York detail the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich sinking near the South Atlantic after taking on wheat cargo from the Queenstown route. No contraband war goods confirmed. casualties and prisoners of war reported. The vessel formerly manned by Nordic Lloyd crew had naval guns added and operated as an auxiliary cruiser.
Vera Cruz March 12 Carranza issues a reply to Secretary Bryan noting Obregon incited hunger rioters in Mexico City. He accuses Obregon of aiding food imports and urges foreign nationals to depart when evacuations begin to take place.
Ernest McDonald and multiple bystanders were killed in a chaotic Branawtok shooting spree. Police and bystander reports describe Phillips opening fire with a shotgun, killing several including notable local figures before he was shot dead by an officer. Phillips, a Brunswick resident for 12 years, previously served in the Georgia legislature.
May curtail fair activities as fear rises over foot and mouth disease potentially halting interstate cattle shipments. A C Corsy, secretary of the town agricultural commission, reports concern about possible restrictions impacting exhibits from Wisconsin and other states. If the outbreak continues, outside stock may be barred, affecting horse and cattle displays and resulting dairy oxen shortages.
London reports hollowing wad at Cunard Vac and price shifts as wartime debate looks toward limited support for government. New York notes a general agent warning of a fire on La Touraine and Havre plans. New Orleans reports Mexican authorities detaining a ship’s captain for violating immigration laws.
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The agent court house in northwestern Farn will be erected next summer at Primghar. The building will stand on Bedford Street and will be modeled after the state historical building at Des Moines.
Iowa land values show transfers near Bovtja and Bindbrook with parcels at 225 dollars per acre. Hans Borge bought a quarter near Rejabrek for 200 dollars per acre. John Nav er acquired the Mesry Lenthye farm one mile west of Wilton for 210 and 20 acres totaling 35,005 dollars.
English driver Duclus Realn won the Vanderbin Cup tenth annual race driving a Peugeot in Verand Prix at an English circuit. Eddie Pullen and Ralph de Falma of Mercedes were among top finishers. an anonymous spectator and others sustained non serious injuries.
An official general staff statement dated March 12 reports Germany’s triumph in a campaign near East Brunia, claiming a major victory rivaling the Tun tno in Mazurlad Bakes Matric. It notes French losses exceeding 45,000 and references enormous ammunition usage as evidence of German superiority.
Latty, the oldest native son of Des Moines County, died at Latty Station Maine. Born around 1833 he had long served as a local figure and was known for his ties to the area and family. The obituary notes his longtime association with the community and his role as a respected elder.
The Sioux City project for a playground and social center is a success with citizens rating the work at 12400 dollars funded for the effort. The movement was supported by the Commercial Club.
A fragmentary report describes vessels trapped by a blizzard while en route to the Gulf of Alabama. The ships Viking Thay and Plannt, bound for the Gulf, are caught in the storm with crew in danger. Names and exact figures are unclear due to OCR damage.
The FF0 007 Honda issue for a new high school building in Mindowrt Valley drew 170 votes for and 255 against. Three hundred fifty women supported financing the bonds while a majority were opposed.
In Hopking county, ongoing actions involve the grand jury and a related case. The fragment mentions a proceeding or printing effort, with unclear names and dates, limiting specifics but indicating legal actions and potential indictments.
Unclear report from March Uhl and European buyers notes a high value for horses in an auction. Wayne Dinamo, secretary of flit, provides a garbled summary, mentioning Pereheron wolaty and a five month period. Details are fragmented and source text is uncertain.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various names and titles such as Grand Army chief and wartime era terms, but the text is garbled and unreadable. No clear event dates or actions are discernible to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmentary obituary notes Charles Echleren of New York and Chorhn Aehleren listed as former mayor of Hraoblyn. Mentions ravannyethres yedea oul born in Pyitbsia and a wishful date 4856. Text is garbled with unclear names and locations.
Yon Moyaes-James Steel has given up the post of deputy internal revenue collector here and was succeeded by Michael Kennedy, whose notes are noted but who has been at the Mubaque office for some time.
A two week evangelistic campaign at the Vinton church led by Pastor Hey and FM Warton concluded successfully with wide community turnout and a noted addition to church membership.
A local merchants group in Alorm Lake agreed to establish a club room at a cost of $1200 to be expended on entertainment and fixtures. The decision reflects community efforts to support social and cultural activities in the area.
A fragmented report notes a fatal incident involving Amanda Hrocknon and others near Seaport Waughler. The text mentions a bank and financial terms, with unclear local details and names, indicating a death connected to a treton area event and a defense of savings in a bank.
A damaged OCR summary notes Grodna County considering building a new court house at a cost around 169 000 dollars. The article mentions renovations, a bricked doorway, and a 20 year history of court needs with jurors criticizing the current facility. A plan to provide a new structure is recommended for public records.
Finches of Finch Brothers in Inols face drainage proposals tied to farm shifts and a state plan. Iowa Falls hears terms on a major irrigation project with a $178,000 budget impacting seven miles of ditch work and potential land acreage changes near Latimer and Ue.
An unidentified woman ingested tablets laced with mercury in a failed suicide bid. Medical staff used a stomach pump to save her. Her husband and child were killed in a separate incident three years earlier.
River front work at Weokuk Keokuk is underway with actual piling and building activity. The plan has always been abbreviated and wire separations have begun, targeting work along the river front for the piers and levee.
The Hockwell Farmers' Cooperative Association plans its annual gathering on Nar. The event features the cooperative’s history and notes that JT companion’s frat value reached $4,000,009, reflecting large financial stakes within the local agricultural network.
The city outlines 4 000 square yards of paving on West Aberty Street, using hot filler and resin in a project paused at a local yard. Amid health concerns, a smallpox epidemic dominates headlines with 73 cases reported by the health department over the past few days as the river area remains affected.
Herman Kerr of near Schleswitz sells 280 acre farm in Crawford County to Charles W. Hansen of Spokane for 916000 total, about 923 per acre, finalizing the real estate transfer.
Harry Kichsrita struck Benneil Hayes with a Wizard cue following a team dispute. Hayes sustained a precarious condition. Investigating authorities have taken Kichsrita into custody on related charges.
Fragmentary report indicates an arrest linked to a blackmail case involving named individuals and a possible court appearance. Details are incomplete with several garbled names and affiliations. Further readable bits imply a regional scope and a pending trial date.
The OAI center of the United States lies about forty miles from Clinton, stated by Andersen Hoon, Industrial commissioner of the Wenga Agency of Commerce.
A Sioux City campagin initiative seeks to engage South Blouis Chey youths on the ballot question during the spring season starting April 5. The effort aims to foster civic participation and voter education among teens.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a fugitive case in Lo County with references to names such as Habyed Horris teorze Mileiull and Kush November. Details are unclear but imply a pursuit or arrest linked to an Indian individual and a named reserve tow fast tall by Garnatubhng.
A Dell Gates farm sale near Sheldon involved two wilted grapevines and a sale to Theodore Vellocg for a total of $215 per acre or $17,209 overall, reflecting adjusted valuation and terms.
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