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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
4
President Ward ing comments outline support for maintaining the army at 126000, resisting further reductions to 109000. The report notes past delays in military policy and references protests over force levels, signaling a battle over defense size ahead of the upcoming session.
In Cleveland a husband, Harry Abe, is linked to a fatal attack on his wife Mrs Hakel Burns. Postmortem findings confirm severe injuries and a shallow grave scene near Yusnesvilla. Lake County authorities announce charges after investigation and arrest.
In England at the London-Oratory aspirants flood the campaign for seats in Parliament. About thirteen hundred candidates sign up with 423 Conservatives and 206 from the Free Liberals, Asquithians, and Lloyd George factions. A former prime minister’s ally pushes to prune candidate numbers.
Two engines derailed and more than a dozen cars wrecked on the Dawson branch of the Santa Fe South Western railroad 48 miles west of Te in Calicsa hill. One man is dead another missing and several injured as authorities race to control the scene and determine cause amid a spate of regional robberies and bandit fears.
A fierce fire in the Palish district killed three and trapped four workers, with authorities reporting fatalities and extensive damage as rescue efforts continued amid the smoke and wreckage.
Funeral service held for centenarian Peter Peace with a daughter among attendees. Local descendants attended as relatives recall years of service and community involvement reaching back decades.
Burlington ivy sand broke all records in Wain from the Southern JIM ines. It recenly handled nice in a single day, Vice 6 Vrackon said.
Reports state 400 percent dividend declared by Ou Cetge Serrmaor comps and Bub FSi of the Staniaed Oi company. Details mention capital stock values Tri G205,000 Ly $3,000,000 and a fatal mine incident at the H-One mine with a worker loss. Further unclear figures reference 148 ng Bebpiet ming and payment of $3 antlis.
Washington dispatch reports President Harding firmly supports General Sawyer, his personal physician and chairman of the national hospitalization committee, resisting calls for his resignation. The White House claims critics from the American Legion are unjustified and notes changes in hospital locations were to recognize midwestern needs, with Camp Custer preferred for Michigan.
In Kauss City Missouri a jury acquitted Mrs Peggy We of the murder of her hen lover Frank W Aldersau after a two hour deliberation. Judge Ralph Catsling presided as testimonies cited a motive linked to an affair. The defense argued self defense and a mental strain from discovery of infidelity.
Washington DC reports that federal prohibition laws take effect at 12 01 Sunday morning. Ocean steamers awaiting in foreign ports must tally alcoholic beverages on board and ensure the last decanter is emptied before continuing under the new maritime jurisdiction.
Disorderly scene at a Pittsburgh hall ends as a masked Ku Klux Klan gathering is broken up by police action. Chief Edward Teldec reports the accused organizer faced disruption, with several participants dispersing as authorities moved in.
David Mclaughlin of Oakville claims to be the oldest man to hearidilen ia atrpians on his first air trip Sunday afternoon in Monmouth. Spectators described the scene as a quiet celebration of a century milestone, with families watching the elderly flyer amid mild celebration.
Fragmented OCR reads as a court or police dependent notice. Mentions bail official, motive, and districts including Win Chicago, Marlington, Quincy. Text is unclear but indicates a forthcoming action or roll call related to inmates or detainees. No concrete names or dates clearly readable.
A violent blast at a threshing machine facility near Rockford, United States, killed a man named Mabragka and injured laborer Detjimer. The incident involved a contested sale of Hebe wines and beers under the VYoiatead act, with officials from the Federal law office in Laverton examining orientation changes. Local workers, including John fichkmldt, were present and the scene drew attention to a newly proposed landification policy and related vessel list disputes.
A fragmented account recounts a jungle expedition where explorers face near starvation and capture. It describes a perilous trek, a party member killed by a snake, and dire conditions as they struggle to survive. The text reflects a harsh, survivalist tone with mentions of hunger, dangers, and eventual retreat.
A fragmented report describes a violent confrontation between rival combatants near St Navter involving a deputy foreman and a gunfight with a revolver. The piece mentions Wilholm Pelt Rosgrove and a later challenge between Cosgrove and others, with unclear details and names garbled by OCR.
A Taunton Massachusetts woman, Silvia, 69 Grant Street, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reducing back pain and fatigue after weeks of illness. She reports better energy and able to handle laundry and housework, recommending the tonic to friends.
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