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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
3
Readable text reports a bank robbery in the Tabor area with a wrecked car and blood at the scene. Authorities mention a man answering a description at Sidney and another occupant possibly fleeing toward Nebraska. Family of Tabor referenced.
In the Shanghai region heavy looting occurred as troops swept through towns and villages near Shanchai. The section notes extreme destruction in the most densely populated areas of the rich district, with populations ranging from tens of thousands to a few hundred in villages nearly overlapping.
Court bars Arbuckle act after attempts to obtain an injunction fail. Arbuckle, not present, is advised by attorney Georg Carlet and decides not to perform. He plans to appeal Judge Card and Judge Cushman ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals.
A disrupted grain flow to Twin Cities and neighboring markets raises embargo fears. Chairman P J Caleian leads a joint terminal grain committee appealing for farm and national support while authorities scramble to avert a wider halt.
Lyistis Wite receives divorce from Hert Lytell a noted motion picture actor after a brief hearing. Lytell faced charges of pulling and was represented by his counsel in the Independence proceeding.
A man with red hair was found dead in a corn field beside Olduam Road on a sunny day. The body showed three bullet holes and clothing torn by hail damage as investigators began examining the scene.
The readable fragment mentions a body found near Milwaukee County, a person named Luna W Mardowski aged 21, and a scene described with weeds and leaves. It references a band of hunters and possible Covid era timing near Rockie Miltaukee county.
Fragmentary text reports unrest in Chicago with references to attacks and police responses. The wording is unclear and partially garbled, mentioning a Chinese person and otters oddly, plus police and warfare undertones.
A stampede in Reweuntle Ky results in one death and twenty injuries as emergency crews respond to the chaotic scene. Fire detectors and urgent rescue efforts are noted amid the tragedy.
The article notes Shirley Kellogg, actress, in a high profile divorce connected to Albert De Courville and other theater figures. Edith Kelly Gould, former wife of Frank Jay Gould, is mentioned as part of the broader social proceedings. The piece outlines personal and professional links among entertainment circles.
A plane crash near Persoevla, Pla, incurred the death of William J. Foxomans of Plentagian, Ny. The navy department was advised and the body was recovered.
A 1900s style exhortation urges voters to participate on Tuesday November 4. The piece emphasizes suffrage as a God given right and a duty to preserve government by the people. It quotes Abraham Lincoln and appeals to patriotism, urging readers to vote or remain silent.
Silliman divorce case near closure as banker James A Stiliven and his wife Anne Siman reportedly agree to withdraw all legal proceedings. A close friend notes the withdrawal may pave the way for mediation and settlement, with further actions possibly removed from the courts.
An investigation followed a riot at the New Haglan fair ground after a Klan gathering. Several injured and cars damaged as three people were arrested in what officials call a large extremist event in New England with about 14000 in attendance and supporters present.
A poorly defined movement aims to compile and publish lists of nonvoters at national elections to heighten interest in suffrage and citizen duties. It seeks to mobilize the public by naming those who did not vote to stimulate turnout and civic engagement.
A former friend attacked Stout Chy with an ax, wounding him in the head and back at the Yuazanee residence on 2304 Taxi street. John Kilboaty restrained the assailant as police arrived. the victim was taken to the hospital with critical injuries and little hope for full recovery.
In Caruthersville officers confront a scene of alleged firearm possession as Shana waives bond while a deputy prosecutor outlines charges. The defendant reportedly faced a $1000 bond on a prohibition law violation as officers searched with a shotgun and rifle at the scene.
A football game in Grantatend Collapcen collapsed leading to a pause as players and spectators reacted to the incident. Details on injuries or teams involved are unclear in the fragment.
A derailment near Niagara Falls interrupts a Niagara Falls to Pittsburg route. Four to five fatalities are feared with about 75 people injured. The crash involved two three car trains on the Niagara Falls Hutinio high speed line near Tonwanita. Names of the victims include Miss Cigreen Dovery and George McCullough.
A farm tractor accident on the Thomas McGuire farm one mile north of Spooner left Herbert Gain dead and another man seriously injured. The boller on the tractor toppled and crushed a mill setup near the sawmill. The injured man and the deceased were identified as workers on the site.
Middleburg Pennsylvania jury found Anna Willow guilty of murder in the second degree. The husband was killed in a dispute over a pistol and love affair. Judge Potter will set the penalty later, with a possible term from ten to years.
A fatal attack left a teacher dead near Conklin Michigan. The victim, identified as Molly Fleming age 23, was found by students at a rest stop near Big Springs one mile southeast of town. Authorities reported the incident occurred shortly after the child witness scene.
In Miller County court Reed faces a death sentence for murder near Mary Reed. The judge set execution for 1925 near Fort Madison, with a motion for a new trial denied and Reed to be executed at Fort Madison.
Toy banks reappear in Germany amid postwar recovery with children encouraged to save by parents. Officials urge careful spending as wartime shortages ease and households adjust to new monetary conditions.
Police report a long running counterfeit operation centered in New York with a plant using deepfaked designs and forged notes. Investigators say the ring produced near perfect replicas and sold them via intermediaries tied to international networks. Detectives detail seven arrests and a sequence of raids at multiple locations linked to the conspiracy.
Chaos surrounds the University as allegations and resignations shake Pittsburgh leadership. Key figures such as De WalQuest and Hat-Quoat face scrutiny while Chicago connections and campus protests intensify. Supporters argue for loyalty to the faculty and administration amid mounting public pressure.
Ralph Colter survived a brutal bull goring three weeks ago after ribs were broken and his left lung pierced. Surgeons in Paris hospitals report the patient’s condition improving as wounds heal, with a full recovery anticipated.
See First Picture Know Stone Falls and Wy wits perform a short program featuring a Western feature and a comedy. They express that the main attraction is the display itself and that such entertainment offers simple pleasure even if no longer shared with a larger audience.
San Francisco reports a board approved plan where 2,200 Bank of Mary employees will take over management of the $30,000,000 institution. President A. V. Giannini announced the move as he retires. James Macarullin to succeed as bank head amid partial retirements.
Two men died when a midair collision occurred 3,300 feet above Coromida between two naval aircraft. Ensign J. Merritt Primiters and Robert Ker atton were named in the incident as crew members. The wreck involved the transport Vesa and a chief machinist mate role noted among the Navy personnel.
An armed robbery at the Tree Male Savings Bank in Triesdale, Milton North, netted approximately $7000. Suspect details and vehicle information are still under investigation by local authorities.
A young man named Tommay Warher, 22, of the place, was shot during a disturbance involving Officer Kitts and others. Investigators say the incident occurred after a struggle during a confrontation over alleged theft and a bystander, Lewha Pallary, was present.
A historical report details a farmer involved in a deadly incident resulting in two women’s deaths. The event unfolds amid legal actions, with witnesses and officials present at a contested hearing. Local authorities investigate the motive and scope of the crime.
A crowded session in a county town unveils election recounts, proposed road petitions, and supervisory actions. Notable items include a primary road petition in Grundy County and appointments of local officers, with remarks on crop yields and farming efficiency.
The report describes Usas training voyage plans in the North Sea near Germany with companions, facing rough seas and a need to maintain direction. It mentions the goal of a long voyage, navigation by compass, and the use of sea routes toward the western approaches, noting challenges in the voyage.
A garbled report describes a man halting floodwaters near Dryden and a city or town effort to prevent damage. Names and precise actions are unclear due to text corruption.
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