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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1924
Page
3
Floods caused ruin across Scranton with high water flooding industrial plants and forcing mine closures as railways washed out. In other news credit cooperatives expand aid to farmers, while a shooting at a Los Angeles synagogue injures several.
A weather bureau repost notes frost damage across South Dakota as widespread, affecting vegetation. The report highlights general injury to crops and plants consistent with typical winter cold, though specific localities are not named.
French airman Charles Rabin, pilot of the air force, performed a daring feat at Bordeaux that earned a heavy fine and disciplinary measures. Flying at 3,009 feet he descended suddenly, glided over rooftops, and touched down in open streets near the Flac des Quinconces, disrupting traffic and pedestrians without causing damage.
A chaotic report details Washington City's celebration of a victory over Boston, with pennants and umbrellas, traffic stoppages, and fans flooding the streets. It also covers bank guard Walter Johnson support funds, Springfield arrest in a $90,000 embezzlement case, live stock market highs in Sioux City, and a Fremont remains discovery at a home. Kenyon claims out of policies amid campaign remarks.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic travel account as world travelers land near Lake Washington amid cheering crowds. The report mentions arrivals, weather, and a family reunion involving Lt. Lesle Prenolil and others, with references to Eugene Oregon and Vancouver barracks.
A Mangum farmer J A Meltin and his four children were found dead in a single room after a house fire near Wadley Mea. Neighbors reported the home burned fiercely as authorities investigated the cause and timing of the deaths.
John Youngwiue, 64, died from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by Fermi Arey of Marshalltown. Arey was questioned by the police.
Des Moines police raided a resort in Des Moines Iowa resulting in arrests of two men and a woman. A 99 year old resident, Alpenn Is-MMrs, Nancy Yams axed 98, died in what authorities describe as a fatal incident tied to the case.
A chaotic incident at a food market ends with Des Molinos and Ta Yages Liew at the centre of a dispute. Police report says a safe was damaged and a $2,000 loss was recorded. Authorities are reviewing surveillance for further action.
In Harling a 200 man guard led a suspect to contact and day up the agnailant of Helen Sehuuring, 16, of Harling. No trace of him could be found. The girl was not badly injured and authorities report no further danger.
In Tagan Iowa Teod Quy was charged with the murder of Harry Noel Acho from Missouri Valley. The case went to trial in a local court where the jury found Quy guilty of murder and recommended the death penalty.
Mitchell S D Mitchel’s palace celebration drew tens of thousands despite warm weather. Parade crowds filled streets with parked cars and a public spectacle marked by orderly conduct, while workers counted roughly 46,000 attendees paying admission to the palace event.
A crowd gathers for the funeral of the respected lawyer and former United States Senator from New Jersey. The service honors his long public life, his family presence, and the legacy of his legal and political work as mourners reflect on his impact and dedication.
A disjointed report describes a murder case involving a salon owner linked to poisoning her husband Wil Ford Bwentin. Witnesses discuss semi consciousness and possible hospital care while prosecutors pursue charges amid chaotic testimony and references to financial wrongdoing by a firm connected to a Diet District Attorney Dibbs.
Clumsy OCR report notes three men entered the Heyworth state bank in Heyworth this afternoon. One suspect, T. Fulledge, appeared intoxicated and distraught while attempting to read a safe combination. Officers estimate the loot at around $4,000.
A Kansas defendant, Leonard Frutelingen Jun Prynk, was acquitted of murder charges after a trial alleging involvement in a fatal shooting near Hocambur. The jury found him not guilty, ending a high profile case tied to local wealth disputes.
Fragmented report notes Goy and Hose Iai as figures speaking at Larne. It mentions Ninaheke ness and unclear Leon, with a wider tragedy in Honea where a blast destroyed a pint of Hhotikoun inn. In the Tussin esnyan, Siftran potsond were killed and twenty homes destroyed.
A 60,000 marls pre-war Aeateh whisky shipment valued at $250,900 was stolen from four warehouses and landed in a ninemetly Adelate willlog before being recovered by authorities. The case involves J Turke of England and an implied legal process under federal court investigation. The government seeks seizure of the goods as part of the enforcement action.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses Tanlac restoring strength and energy for a Des Moines resident. It mentions health symptoms, mood changes, and digestive concerns with garbled phrases and alleged testimonials. The text references a product advertisement and unrelated names, dates, or places in a damaged context.
Fragmented OCR text reports a chaotic courtroom scene with jurors and observers, a judge’s momentary doubt, and murmured pleas for witnesses. The garbled lines mention lawyers, witnesses, and possible requests for more time or clarity amid confusion in the hearing.
A distorted OCR style fragment mentions various names and places in a garbled sequence. It hints at people, locations, and possible events but lacks clear actors, actions, or dates to form a coherent news item. The readable bits suggest a casual note rather than a formal report.
An advertisement urges women to beware of kidney trouble and bladder issues claiming many illnesses stem from kidneys. It pitches Kilmer Swamp-Root as a remedy, promising relief and improved health, urging readers to mail ten cents for a sample and to buy larger bottles at drug stores.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a multimillionaire tied to a home powder plot in a negative context with unclear details and likely garbled names. The readable parts point to a financial figure and a person connected to a household incident.
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