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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
3
A bank at Soldier Iowa was robbed and the heist prompted an alarm. Police and doctors responded as officers hunted possible suspects but no trace of the bandits or weapon was found. A public safety alert was issued as investigators review the scene and gather statements.
A chaotic night in Belle Fourche ends in death as Charsee is killed during a street fight. William Francisei suffers leg injuries after a car chase from the Wyoming state line ends in a wreck near a bridge. Authorities describe a volatile scene tied to Belle Fourche and alleged Maquer runners.
Gen Halfeman Passey, commander of the Continental Veterans, died at a Churchill Downs hospital aged 78 after fainting during a speech before the United Daughters of the Confederacy. He collapsed moments into the address and was taken from the platform.
A proposed free toll bridge over the Missouri river failed by votes in dhakaca county. The 200,000 bond issue to fund the bridge did not pass, with proponents unable to rally sufficient support. Key figures mentioned include Barrymore and New York writer Michael Strange, connected to a cited scandal involving play The Dark Crown.
Rock Rapids dispatch reports 44 year old Tieret Vandernerg of Carenavia Minnesota died instantly after a vehicle fell from a ditch near the Minuet Center railroad line four miles east of Haak Ragta. Police and witnesses are investigating the incident.
A Kilux Klan official in Fairmont West Virginia was convicted of conspiracy connected to the showing of a film involving Dan Waslington and a white woman. He received a five year sentence in the state prison.
Fragmentary text references a burlad 1 Hy ric miles to pexteat and an exploration party. Names Tomer Serughem and Gor appear amid unclear context. The passage is incomplete and provides limited verifiable facts.
A chaotic set of telegraph notes and garbled names recounts movements toward Peking from Taku and Tangku, with ships and troops landing along the coast. Mentions Wu Pudfu, Feng Yu Hsiang, and Chang Tayo. discusses policies on taxation, independence, and government reforms amid the Roosevelt era security concerns.
A chaotic scene at St Col umbs hall in Ireland ends with Republican leader De Valera being arrested and detained by police as a mob rushes the venue. The incident follows the death of Secretary Wallace and reshuffles leave the Weather Bureau chief acting secretary as Gore campaigns in West Virginia.
In New York and at Elizabeth New Jersey experiments tested inflammable gasoline effects. Men under treatment at reconstruction hospital in New York City faced injuries while a gun and flare were used in a test to study safety. One person died as the tests evaluated fuel burning efficiency and ignition hazards.
Dr Ruth Whealer head of the putrictum department at the University of Medical College was honored at the American Medical Initiation meeting in Swampscott Massachusetts. The organization lists over ten members and paused for a three day gathering.
In Blut City Ben Salinger and Mel land Packing Co officers face charges of defrauding stock holders. Judge Wood To High presides as the case stalls with uncertain dates.
A garbled Georgia report notes Kenneth McLeod, charged with non-support amid a murder case tied to Coffey County authorities. The telegram and local details reference a widow with ties to King Street, and an arrest linked to prior charges. The full story remains unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A colonial-era report notes Hakera and followers in western Tronsvaal claim a man with 110 wives. Nearby districts report seven and fifty five wives in various homes, while an Arlen-based base shows a man with 41 daughters and a long hubbub over wives. The article cites a days-old note stating Mania ta 48 Wonen as their proud pap.
Fragmented OCR text describes a bank robbery case linked to Little Sioux with references to a 1922 court record. Mentions a gun, an Adelanto, and a grant, plus a large monetary claim and capacity figures. Unclear names and dates. core fact centers on a corruption or bank robbery investigation and related legal actions.
Police in Minnesota are piecing a fatal assault case near Meridian, five miles east of Dithant. The victim Warner H Witner, 21, was found with his money and car taken, the body left in a field. Authorities allege the murder involves George D Owens and others associated with Kingsbury county.
The article reports extremely low market prices for potatoes in the northwest, with yields around 149 to 160 bushels per acre yet returns near 18 cents per bushel. Farmers face slim profits, some abandoning crops as harvests drag on and fields lie fallow.
A civil petition was filed in the United States district court by George W. Park and James Py Xflorease through their attorneys seeking to block the proposed merger of the El Paso and Southwestern with the Southern Pacific lines. This marks the first public announcement of the planned linking of the railways and asks for permanent injunctions to prevent the merger.
Fragmented OCR report notes Ontario precincts reporting results from a local election with figures around 370,000 and a 3,053 majority. It mentions a sale of shares and an election outcome affecting gover nment control, with totals varying and references to a Toronto area tally.
A bus accident eight miles east of here killed three Chilean children and seriously injured several others. The towed vehicle overturned into a six toed ditch. A former Colorado governor and a state official were reported critically ill.
Fourteen individuals and two breweries face a federal grand jury indictment on six counts related to beer manufacturing and sale. The case cites illicit profits, tax discrepancies, and illegal possession with plans to defraud the government, with defendants named in court filings.
A16 year old, Nex Mathus, is accused of aiding in the fatal shooting at New Mashet, while Slurwell McKintey faces charges tied to the crime. Police say the incident unfolded during a confrontation over alleged mental health issues, though details remain preliminary.
The article mixtures report on state affairs, farming, and local governance with scattered names and places. It mentions Iowa, Colorado, and various counties, noting farm policy, school campaigns, and a police action. details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR corruption.
A Detroit woman discusses recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits a physician and a nurse’s support, noting access barriers and urging others to seek guidance from doctors and reliable remedies. The piece reflects early 20th century views on women's health and self care.
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