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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
Congress presses immediate consideration on an extra 1 million for Mississippi river flood relief and 209 million for river protection as thousands of refugees struggle with deepening waters, food and shelter shortages, and scattered deaths. Police and local reports detail two fatal incidents amid rising tension and missing residents in Harrisonburg and surrounding areas.
A Washington Tennessee ruling approved by Commissioner Hayes orders the forfeiture of a substantial liquor stock. The decision targets Scotch whisky from Scotland, with protections against NAC cases and a claimed excess over 100,000 units, marking the largest forfeiture tied to prohibition actions.
A House message from President Harding outlines a Boeclt appropriation of 50000940 to fund investigations and prosecutions related to war fraud. The budget communication explains the purpose as defending the nation and pursuing enforcement, detailing the scope of investigative actions.
New York youth Victor Jancopwicz, 16, was charged with murder after allegedly shooting his playmate Jae Radia, 13, during a life and death struggle described as a fuel from behind trees. The weapon, a small ball or’ta, reportedly followed a quarrel over a bar of soap.
A Milwaukie jury awarded 26000 to a plaintiff in a 1919 case involving an automobile collision. The verdict followed testimony about injuries and negligence. Names and precise locations are unclear due to OCR errors but the decision reflects a personal injury action from that era.
Fragmentary OCR text references Kodak Hrotite Milan Rurieston and segar with unclear meaning. Mentions Fitna Kaila congeny and PLA 205801 with dettesse of My AG0549. context and entities are uncertain but suggest a cataloging or archival note rather than a clear event.
Fragmentary OCR reads Port Jean V Cheney Sead in San Diego California. Mentions John V Cheney and family in a vague biographical line. Details are unclear due to garbled text but references a father and a mine-related term.
An English report describes a British ultimatum to Hessian forces as European powers maneuver amid the war. The dispatch hints at possible concessions and shifts in control, noting political pressures and potential Russian involvement shaping the terms offered.
U S Supreme Court rulings uphold federal authority over interstate commerce in stockyards. Packagers and commission merchants challenged the Packers and Stockyards Act claiming unconstitutional interference. Justices back the act as channel for interstate shipments and national public utility status of yards. Bank raids in Ireland report 100000 pounds stolen from Bank of Ireland branches. sailors escaped.
A report notes escape attempts by prisoners at Fort Crook Nebraska in a bushhouse prison complex near Liberty Avenue Omaha. An automobile squad joined the pursuit, with six men listed for desertion one for theft and others for disobedience and vandalism as chase efforts continued.
A garbled Oakland financial item reports a sum around 12 000 dollars taken from a messenger at a downtown bank branch. The text mentions the Central Bank of Oakland and the North Oakland Bank in a residential district setting with figures near 12 300 dollars.
The emergency Fleet Corporation of the United States Shipping Board is at a government agency in Lesenge. The Supreme Court decided it cannot be sued without congressional consent, clarifying legal immunity.
Fragmentary dispatches describe fighting near Peking as Gen Wu Pet Iu forces push toward the capital. Advices from 12 miles southwest claim Chinese troops drive toward Chang Torddn and the city center. Reports mention Chinese defenders and shifting momentum in the siege.
Dublin-Kehned Croker, longtime leader of Tautany Tai in New York, dies after a brief illness at Clanemnn Castle, Sandyfowl. He had recently returned from the United States and faced a long illness before passing away in spring 1904.
The March production and output data from Chicago shows a shift in passenger car manufacturing during the period. Forecasters note a rise in overall industrial activity, with February figures compared to January showing percentage changes and sectoral contributions from manufacturers.
Fragmented 19th century style report describes a murder in Chicago. A man killed his wife and son on a January night, with a hatchet used to strike. The wife supported the family by laundry work and had given money to the killer prior to the attack.
In Harrisonburg and surrounding districts about 1,600 residents faced starvation as floodwaters cut routes from Catahoula Concordia and nearby parishes. Agencies intensified appeals and moved to transport food and supplies to the affected area to avert famine.
An unsettled report from Newark describes a Manhattan metal firm at Wimantz with a center street factory. A fatal incident occurs affecting 40 workers and 16 injured as a blast interrupts operations. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the cause and safety lapses.
A renowned composer and former conductor known as Jerence Porgst reportedly misplaced a personal timepiece. The incident involves a charity event fund, with allegations of mixed motives and a disputed total of 70,90 lire. Authorities note no further details available.
Fragmentary text mentions banks and tampantes and an amount around 1,050 from last week, with unclear references to deadlines and requirements.
Fragmentary OCR text references multiple real estate figures and names with inconsistent grammar. It mentions Chicago related amounts and various names, but lacks coherent context or complete facts to determine a clear event or outcome.
Report from the era notes Lening and Moscow easing after a period of intense pressure. Mentions figures and institutions tied to the cultural and industrial recovery, with emphasis on resilience and national morale amid wartime strain.
A scrambled report links Klan leaders to Arius with references to a broad smear of names and places. Deputies and district attorneys are named in a sweeping federal inquiry name dropping officials and police across multiple western states. The document cites private letters and alleged undercover activities connected to a national Klan network and land holdings, with mentions of Los Angeles and other areas.
A river breach near the Mlesisaing fiver levacy forces thousands to flee homes in Vicksburg and nearby areas. Five injured responders are reported as rising floodwaters push people to safety along the valley. Rescue teams work along the Western Avenue corridor and Copriyer tract as authorities warn of further inundation.
A fatal accident at a bunkhouse owned by Pottucaoy White af te Wiskt Coal company in STOO Pa left three minors dead and others seriously injured. Investigators allege a Megaplosion caused the disaster, with deceased men identified and families left in distress.
A ninth year old hotel pantry box murder case ends with Henry Invaul found guilty and sentenced to death. Invaul is linked to the Weretilinderlanal case and Lady Allye White widow of Sir Giwand White, with proceedings tied to Henten county. The March date marks the formal culmination of the trial and execution steps.
Mary Garday resigns from the Chicago Dare committee amid organizational changes. Concert manager Wagner supports Garday as the stage project in Yorks Charles Garden resumes preparations for the MeMMazle event alongside the Continent, with Cheatrinal pro Meer assisting.
A report notes Granna Leaver Heaphul Hordestap and Urban Bn winning seats in a regional assembly. The item highlights a reniverard train project and mentions Mab and other listed figures in connection with the election and policy outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text references Olebela Stane proposals and a meeting in Warren with unclear names including Elita Guy and Klrkund. Mentions transit and hospital but no coherent events or outcomes can be determined from the readable fragments.
Disjointed OCR timeline details multiple incidents in Desietre and surrounding areas. Reports include violent assaults, fatalities, injuries from derailed or struck trains, court actions, farm cooperatives, and local civic decisions affecting schools, parks, and creameries with varied dates and places named.
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