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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
3
Fragmented OCR reports describe naval actions around the Dardanelles and Gallipoli region. References to British and Turkish forces, pumping war activity, and German submarines targeting fishing fleets are noted with unclear attributions and garbled phrases.
Disjointed dispatches indicate Italy delaying a decision on entering the war while Rome reports new offers and political maneuvering. Austria concerns mount as German officials flag actions that could be seen as moving toward conflict.
Fragmentary report describes a powerful wire line station being built on a Jamaican island site high above sea level, with Reverend Stallworthy visiting and claiming 200 workers on the project. No details on equipment or range were released, but it is said to have long-range effectiveness. The notice mentions others like Treasury officials facing payroll delays and a Gerritt Smith telegraph invention.
A dispatch from Athens reports Allied forces near the Dardanelles pressing the assault on the Turkish forts. Naval and land bombardments intensify while Allied ships and forts advance toward Smyrna and Gallipoli.
Washington report details testimony by Line Solu, chair of the Pullman board, before the U S Industrial Committee. He cites capital stock at 120 million dollars, eight percent paid, total assets around 133 million, and historic pay scales for Pullman conductors and porters. He argues current salaries do not sustain a family, while questioning the adequacy of 37.50 for a Black worker.
London dispatch reports Tokyo cabinet in special session to issue an ultimatum to China, threatening decisive action. Peking notes military preparations for defense, with 106,900 troops reportedly enlisted around the capital and tight security around the winter palace as President Yusa h Kal rests.
Berlin reports on Tuesday that a German airship bombed several English submarines in the north sea. Official statements confirm damage and losses, with authorities detailing the incident and its naval implications.
A 1916-era report states that Justice I Glisrlea EB. Mughes of the Ruysome court announced on Tuesday he will not be a candidate for president in 1916, signaling non-run considerations and party maneuvering.
British forces under General Botha report occupation of Arymblague in German Southwest Athos. Official statements say eight men were killed. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented transmission from the field.
Frantic distress reports describe a vessel severely damaged after a torpedo hit. A crew member died and others were rescued as the ship was towed to shore. The incident fits ongoing wartime naval actions near the Atlantic, with references to German submarine activity.
A May 4 dispatch from Washington reports a shift in United States export balances, with a possible favorable outcome not exceeding 1 million dollars for the current year. In Oklahoma, a fire at Live Stock Yard destroyed Hachunga building, causing losses near 970 900. An Austrian company sent two Zappelis to Pala for mobilization, per the same report.
Germany expresses heartfelt thanks through Count von Bornstorff to Miss Michel Ty Hoardian at Red Cross HQ for American aid. His majesty notes five doctors and twenty-two nurses delivering splendid work in safety and charity on behalf of Germany.
In Springfield May 4 a surprising christening at St John’s Parish Church marks baby Sayre’s ceremony. President Sayre reportedly faced opposition to naming the child after a grandparent but consented, honoring the family lineage amid public interest.
German bombardment of Dunkirk is confirmed by official wartime report. About 60 civilians slain, many injured. One hospital unit reported the attack as others moved wounded to safety. Authorities fear new long range artillery may have been employed.
In Quincy Massachusetts a torpedo destroyer named Turker was located near the Fore River yard. The event occurred during a large Navy gathering, with the ship afloat and the surroundings described as busy with officials and maritime activity.
On May 6 at Tell Arkansas a wreck caused two fatalities and eleven injuries among eight hundred vehicles. Eight hundred horses were killed in the blaze. other properties sustained damage. Local authorities report considerable property loss and continuing investigations into the incident.
A Washington DC report details ongoing plant reviews for medicine use. Researchers test native and imported species to identify medicinal chemicals, prevent drug fraud, and determine which plants yield valuable constituents for market sale.
The Corydon Woman Suffrage Club holds preliminary trips to organize local click groups across the county. Meetings took place at Cumbria and Itnme stom.
A large barn on a Wherr farm was struck by lightning and burned, with nine horned cattle feared dead. The barn held 300 bushels of rain and substantial hay. In Dubuqna, a special Indian service officer named Brents faced guilty verdict in a bribery case.
A crime report outlines a man from Albia who killed his wife and stole valuables at a rock mine near Rocking. The suspect, Herman, allegedly fled the scene after the shooting at his home, with authorities pursuing the case as a domestic homicide and theft investigation.
Three banks in Iowa including Farmers' Hirat Bank of Waterrilla raise capital to 23000 and pursue private charter steps. Watacy Fé explores smaller energy projects as Light Planta To ge grows. Iowa River Timber & Power announces doubling plant capacity within the coming months.
The article reports on a Norwegian convention and gathering of Norwegians in North America with plans for a Norway–Americas exchange. It notes the Stavanger age group organizing, past Stavanger event in Borg City, and speakers including Prof. Renvestad of Minneapolis.
A Perry boy named Frank Lulze was assaulted by a large crowd of men near a cabin after a series of insults and a few days of trouble. He fled back to the station, asked for assistance, but was pushed away and later found badly injured five miles from the Wind station with his body left in a bloody state.
Thompson committed suicide at her home by shooting. A note stated she buried the clothes she was wearing. Authorities found no clear reason for the deed. Thompson, a former telephone operator, had worked in Nabrasea before taking a job as a stone cutter.
A grand jury returned an indictment against Oliver and Alfred Uynoky charging them with an attack on Ottumwa girl(s) last year. The alleged crime occurred in an automobile near Prorcks where the defendants were seen driving away from the scene.
Reports say worry over domestic troubles led T. H. Wexers to attempt suicide near Sulelda in a rural area west of town. He was found leaning against a tree, with a coat and a short stretch of strap near the scene.
A garbled report references a two deck structure over a river, with an upcoming marine or civic project. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors, but it hints at a bridge or viaduct and a planned march milestone. Local officials or agencies are not clearly identified. The content is highly distorted.
A deputy U.S. marshal arrested a suspect tied to mail fraud charges involving alleged decedents and mailers in the Patterson area. The case centers on sending improper packages and misleading mailings affecting residents near Des Moines and St. Gilgoty. Further hearings are expected this month.
A muddled report notes the Iowa Association of Nurac held a convention in Itowa City with a social event. The text also mentions a violent incident at Hocking where Albis-Alex Herman shot and killed his wife, with subsequent actions unclear.
An ambiguous report describes an emergency medical call involving Dr. PE Soliers at Urinnell. The sequence mentions transport to Ewart by Asimor Ay Roblanan and later attendance by Popelind and FUNesAT, with fragmented names and places.
Perrin Shaul aged 74, long local resident, recently passed posts at Ka Moula home. The community recalls his decades of farming and service with Midtariy ties and family memories.
A 70 year old prizefighter is accused of terrorizing his wife with daily beatings and threats. Neighbors recall repeated assaults, with the couple's tumult culminating in a public spectacle. The husband reportedly struck out during a quarrel, while the wife endured abuse over years. Police and witnesses describe a history of violence and fear within the household.
An unnamed woman fatally killed thirteen wild cats on a county road, then displayed erratic behavior and reportedly claimed ownership of the scene or animals. Local authorities investigated the incident as a disturbing event amid ongoing drought concerns.
An amiable husband named Sag faces a bid to arrest his wife Caitis amid a curious mix of names and places in New York. The court record hints at a heated dispute over a photograph and a looming February deadline, with tensions rising around the domestic setup and potential arrests.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hose Affre in Neenah Wisconsin with ownership by Jaco Rhynor and Monalia reallont and a destruction event linked to Buty and hag eprinis. Details unclear but references an event under Aullling on Aira with water and loflon uve.
A fragmented report notes a figure named Tima to and Harry Breen, a winger, involved in a hip exam incident on Treadway. Magistrate Nalin released a fin promise to nbalade amid wartime constraints.
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