09 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary text reports an arrest connected to a 1912 rooming house murder. Names and details are unclear, but references to a proprietor, a Joana figure, and officers Pennell and Devine appear in the damaged OCR.
A conference chaired by Charles Dulles and Charles Ridey aimed to determine the early fate of the Republican national convention. The fragment suggests a vote or agreement in favor of proceeding with the event.
In a fatal accident a spectator was struck during a height event when a rope swung loose. The fallen attendee reportedly became tangled and succumbed as the crowd watched. Officials investigated the rope setup and safety measures at the location.
Cen. Lore Mantel Heryanieg known as EV Merghy and Dr. Iatopplita Baptiste, two prominent autographs of President Gomez’s era, arrived here from San Juan Porto Rico aboard the steamer Philadelphia.
The Commercial State Bank has opened in Alneworth with a capital block of 26,000 dollars. President G. Haherly of Spring Gow leads as president and J. Hy Trix al serves as vice president with Wallir MW and Witt Jame as associates.
Public auction of personal property valued toward the $600,000 estate of Alexander Duvall. Amalin Stove, sole heir who married against her father’s will, failed to appear, affecting the settlement in this county case.
The Indianapolis American association baseball owner Sol Meyer and Jo Jomet C. McGill with George A. Wale green and Afendricke of Denver completed a sale. Purchase price set at 165 dollars, a record for a minor longth organization. Heavy Potato Shipments from Ainsworth report over 200 cars shipped recently as prices per bushel rise.
A strong quake struck near the canal area late Wednesday night. Buildings swayed and clocks toppled as residents fled with children, while authorities inspected damage to infrastructure and tried to calm the shaken population. Gabriel Goethis reported the event as the heaviest in memory. the surface slide affected only minor structures.
Columbia reports the president of the University of Missouri was granted a leave of absence by the board of curators. Washington dispatches note rumors of government ownership plans for telegraph and telephone systems denied by official sources. Additionally a clerk of the House in Washington died at 82 after several weeks ill. Hochester obliquely references estate actions and a Senate bid to honor a route over the Wabash river near Miapol.
When Albany reports allege Governor Sulzer used funds from Harris and Fuller to back his wife’s finances, a recount of Mrs Sulzer’s accounts is cited. A witness says Sulzer sold holdings after borrowing from the brokerage to cover campaign costs amid disclosures.
Marty Kendall files an appeal seeking clarification from the state department on the treatment of a Canadian female detainee at Relshem Barry faced with questions over her case. The protest centers on how authorities handled the appeal and what steps will follow to resolve the matter.
Confessed plans reveal dynamite schemes tied to the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers union. Davis details attacks including the Mount Vernon New York Haven and Hartford bridge blast and the Queensborough bridge attempt. Indicted figures include Ryan and Drew with assertions of a national conspiracy and impending trials in Indianapolis.
The article outlines an alleged new governance plan associated with President Wilson. It claims the plan envisions a government built around telegraph and telephone communications, created by an official act.
In New York a farewell banquet honors Colonel Roosevelt before his 400 mile Paraguay expedition. Anthony Pinta Uo and Iris Neseya observe the journey as the Progressive party pledges to support his mission and strengthen the party for his absence.
A violent storm drenched New York on October 3 tying city rainfall records. Flooding closed streets and disrupted daily life for hours. Several injuries reported among workers and residents as power and transit were affected.
An unidentified man was injured when a vehicle struck a tree on Broadway near the Herman Getrieb property. The incident occurred as workers helped move a tree and involved bystanders and nearby residents. Authorities investigated the scene for details and possible charges.
The Waubhington, Onl, 4 Carleson order grants leave of absence for Jewish employees on New Year’s Day. The rule permits leave through September to avoid interfering with service.
In Newmarket Rag October 4, a notable race claim of $200000 faced fulfillment as Belmont’s Horas was defeated by Mary Ulevorth. The event concerned the stakes for the Jocvey AIyls atages totaling 980000, reflecting a surprise outcome.
In Galesburg and across several states, Iowa and Minnesota report better crop outlooks with anticipated higher prices. Farmer Br. Marritt predicts strongest acreage and a later harvest, noting weather may limit gains in northern regions.
Fragmentary text shows a trial involving a defendant tied to a fatal incident with a reference to Ty McCaekill and a widow or daughter. A court reversal is mentioned, with unclear names and a dispute over delivery of a sewing machine.
Barkers Union in Yar. Davenport Nonithlen and vale turbors in o commenced a Rue tint threstona to Mtarint ie tomorial trade three falls selected by the nalan mon to Torco nonunion eles close on Sunday. The three nonunion stona are hotale. Violent Sabbath charge. Trouble for prudggyl Mason City. Department of public safety testimony on sale of drugs horaln opium products to be heard before Pharmacy commission. Evidence secured against mpHestes dealers here. Rockwellty Fort Dodge Dentist society holds annual meeting with officers elected: President G. W. Slotkin Rolla, vice-president B D Nixon Humboldt, secretary H By Latehan Jefferson, treasurer S A Barker Jefferson. Educational Campaign Arranged Mount Pleasant Henry County farmers to improve crays and stock. county campaign decided. J W Coverdale, Ames crop expert, to deliver lectures.
An old soldiers gathering at the county veterans assembly featured a banquet in the town house followed by a major literary program.
A thresher engine and tank wagon derailed crossing a bridge four miles south of hero Al Olno. Olno, who was running the aging, suffered a broken lip and a scalp wound. No further injuries reported.
A report notes another horse theft in Blom City involving men named Nevara and Mnety from the Deepty Yakey property of O M Yul On. No clue leading to the thief has been found yet.
A fragmented report describes an Iowa woman found at a location with a collie and vague references to the names Geau Kapili-Meu Crergs Van Mook. The text mentions a deadly outcome and a heart condition but remains unclear.
A garbled report notes a killing at a forest plant site connected to a plan involving tiles and chickens. The fragment mentions Jane Jordal and Int Ne Uslig, with unclear actions tied to a shooting incident and local work conditions. Further readable details are unavailable.
Charitey Carnival at BHU concluded after a four day run of merriment and community events. Organizers reported strong turnout and abundant activities across the campus and adjoining grounds.
In New York City the Towabane and the Agkerinan Unies observe the Grins well college founding anniversary from 1880 with a memorial tablet. An Anamosa man, reportedly robbed in Davenport, involved a $20 note and a boat-related incident, amid other unclear details.
In northern regions, cholera devastates cattle herds and disrupts cattle movement toward markets. Officials report drastic reductions in livestock weights and supplies as traders scramble to protect stock and livelihoods amid the spread.
Cooperative Grain Company Rayle Grove annual report shows total grain purchases of 438,839 units and grain, coal, and fuel sales totaling 9,615.92 dollars. Over seven years the company earned net income of 42,729.22 dollars, distributed to stockholders according to grain delivered to the elevator by each member.
The North Countert Towa School association has been organized covering eleven counties in Hula gaction. County superintendents from Minck Hw Tamer Corre Gordo Butler and Penakish met at the State Teachers' college. Officers named include President OP Baavi of Magon City and Miss Mergaret Myara of Waterloo as secretary. Treasurer is Tl. Hart of Altiori.
Cities along the Hawkeye highway discuss a 20000 dollar appropriation to link Dubuque to Cascade and improve roads from Dubuque to Iowa Falls Waterloo Fort Dodge and Sioux City. The ruling affects travel between these key Iowa towns.
Falind Mall Bax Glows City thefts totaling 12,000 in Sioux City during the period were returned to owner William Bush a farmer living near LeMars. Only the cash amounting to 13 was kept in the wallet with the securities placed in a mill fox by the pickpocket.
Harwood Winer Land of Iowa City, secretary of the Iowa State Federation of Ad clubs and advisory to the University of Iowa, is named among the last week’s lottery drawers in the Fork Peak lottery. He is slated to receive sixteen bushels of good wheat land.
In Buffalo a local merchant’s son Whillo Joha falhaon found an excellent liftato specimen near Hause creak. The creature shows horns and a skull protruding a few inches above a gund bar surface. Authorities indicate the horns will be presented to the suyle ook Wad for assessment.
Des Moines judge OC U Cote is hospitalized after a serious fall at 2907 Cote Jugy Grove Avenue. The veteran lawyer is reported in critical condition but expected to survive, with doctors optimistic about a twenty four hour prognosis.
Fragmentary notes describe Champlan Gorn Grower of Monticello facing a perilous event when a horse lunged into a car near Monticello. The report mentions a farmer, a rough mile of road, and a collision that left several people injured, including Silas Parker. Further details are unclear.
Anamosa, Iowa reports a year old daughter of Heritan ilekel of sYayoa suffered facial and arm injuries after being charged by a cow at a local Haxlaird. The incident involved a bystander and resulted in medical attention.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Oberon WH describe an October corn event with references to corn brows and a money amount. The readable parts mention Marlon and a carnival context but lack clear actions, dates, or participants to form a full report.
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