02 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR hints at income tax concepts including corporate payment and individual due amounts. The text is garbled, unclear, and mentions a $20,000 figure and private 150 references with phrases about tax payment and narcissus. No coherent event or parties identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR details show names like Hy and Bix from Long Beach amid a convoluted report about a court decision. Provisional text references a possible conspiracy, liability, and a questioned verdict, but the damaged source limits clarity on dates, charges, or outcomes.
Report from the chamber of commerce notes a woolen barkentine Amaranth, owned by Francisca and commanded by Le Trom, wrecked near Jarvis Inland in the South Cant. Nation, with crew reportedly lost and a single survivor identified as Al Tuttle. The piece also covers the appeal of Lieutenant Charles Becker of New York for murder, set for October 14, before the court of appeals.
The document notes a National Drainage Congress to be held in Savannah from April 22 to 25 next year. It mentions George W. Leraman as a candidate for Congress in the Tenth district and references events related to a death and a campaign, including a speaking date in Washington D C. It also alludes to a September invitation for a hall event and a centennial celebration related to a wedding.
An attempted bullion theft at a mint involved gold bars valued around $800,000 moved to a seashore cache. Secret service and treasury agents investigated, arrest followed a confession, with most treasures recovered and the thief linked to earlier tunneling activity.
Washington Sept 29 reports say lawmakers behind closed doors of the conference committees settled most differences but failed to agree on the cotton futures tax. Republican conferees pressed for changes while the Senate and House members met in pursuit of a compromise. Representative Underwood expected to present the report to the House. The debt settlement over cotton futures remained unsettled as the Clarke amendment faced stiff opposition from some conference members.
Sept 29 report says gunmen held up the Crescent Ural No. 7 express near Tuscaloosa Alabama, dynamited the car and escaped with a few hundred to thousands in cash. In the manhunt Deputy Sheriff James Bonner of Birmingham was killed by a rider during a pursuit.
Joseph W Folk joined the Washington state department payroll after taking oath of office while a Chautauqua lecturer joined. Folk reportedly sacrifices income of 223 006. Death of 140 No Lesson Fines. Mae Tanck of Frankie Walit company in New York was found guilty after the Wiese building fire, with factory doors beaten and a loss of 140 Ilver. fined 720.
In Larchim Germany on September 9 two soldiers were killed and another wounded during an undisclosed engagement. An attempted canyon and flare of action occurred as reinforcements arrived.
The American Meat Packers’ association voted ten thousand dollars for a five year education program to aid farmers in improving cattle and farming practices. Gustav Bischot of the Independent Packing Company chaired the meeting in Chicago. The plan aims to stabilize meat costs by boosting supply through farmer education and cattle raising. A proposal for a $600,000 educational fund was approved, with a committee to outline methods and funding.
Penore Aer Shreveport reports the assassination of C A Carllalo a wealthy farmer near Denton La and the capture of 48 accomplices linked to Robert Chr Weapell alleged to be the murderer. David Lael tied to Wall Street action released on 3000 bond. Washington notes Ira Nelean Morris named social representative for the Manama Foelsie expedition commission to foster interest in that region during California expedition.
In Concord New York deputy attorney general William Travers Jerome announced before Governor Fetror a secret indictment against Harry Thaw charging conspiracy linked to his escape from Slatleawan asylum. The grand jury for Dubhewers county handed down the indictment as the thaw case takes a new turn.
Paris police probe the death of Valerete Flesry a Par texan beauty after a toxic drug ingestion. investigators determined the cause of death involved poisoning and the case draws local and judicial attention.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals with questionable names tied to a bribery inquiry. Details are unclear, but references include Williammon, Rhodes, and Hoprasalation, suggesting a local corruption probe or court filing amid uncertain context and garbled typography.
The article outlines the October 7 start of the series between the New York and Philadelphia clubs with tickets and seating details, pricing, and venue arrangements. It notes game postponement rules, the mix of grand stands and bleachers, and specifies officials from both clubs and the commission.
Directora Hil for Vérecka Washington reports Sept 26 that a railway official investigation blames the management lapses and unsafe training for the Wol-Wingford wreck near Bantemuer on October 8 in which 21 were killed and 36 injured. The commission also faulted officers and directors for negligence in oversight.
Unclear item notes postal advances to preannual grade in October announced by Postmaster Mon eval Baringan to become postal enviage Gu posttories after November 5. Manuel's Bride to Houpital in Iavaria on September 27. Princess Augustine Vietortt, wife of former King Mapuel of Portugal, ordered by doctors to return to hospital and stay long while suffering from help.
A garbled report from Paris cites a contestant winning a bonnet prize in a strange scene. Names and details are unclear but the event centers on fashion or novelty awards with unspecified participants and a brief ribbon of commentary.
Impeachment trial testimony alleges Joe Sulzer pressed for campaign funds from public works official Duncan W Hock and others. Henry Moregenthau, ambassador to Turkey, reportedly pledged 2000 during a call to Sulzer and a 1600 check by Fred R. Ly Colwent is cited. Court to rule on legal questions after evidence presented.
Fragmented OCR text details a Georgia congressman and multiple names, locations, and dates, mentioning Sept 2 events, Washington travel, and references to Mortreal and Wenith. The piece includes scattered biographical notes, birth details, education, and legal matters, with multiple fragmented place names and personal names. The readable content is too garbled to establish a coherent incident.
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Fragmentary OCR text shows muddled names and phrases such as Lonnon ingenued Wy Houghter and Crm Wig yak, suggesting a damaged local notice or column. The readable bits hint at a stage of confusion or mock dialogue without clear events, dates, or entities.
Fragmented text mentions a train and a hive term with unclear place names and dates. The readable portion references a Turkish or Russian context, a person named Broil and an environmental or watch note. Overall content is garbled and no coherent event or outcome emerges.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Naw disease and a physician confronting a patient with terms not fully readable. The readable parts reference a medical context and a likely physician patient interaction, but concrete names, dates, or locations are unavailable.
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