11 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
1
Reported hold up attempt on a train was thwarted by officers. Mention of a pistol discharge during the incident and a bottle strike. References to Klansmen, political disputes, and a state Democratic convention with ongoing meetings and protests surrounding factional control.
Report of American air crews advancing from ice tickle Labrador to Newfoundland and beyond as naval peril rises. Norfolk Nebraska notes a wounded officer after a confrontation at a county hall. Governor candidate Winant from Concord is nominated in New Hampshire Republican primary, with Major Hor challenging and expected strong urban support.
Dayton report notes Aviator Loseslie and Alex Pearson among filers as the Puyii ger races set for October. Wee fired at Wilbur Winehield during a mid air collapse over the field.
J E Riddle, secretary of the local Klan, announced a national Klan meeting to be held in Macena City, Missouri, from September 22 to 25. The event is scheduled to bring Klan members together for planned sessions and organizational activities.
Reported measures in Leningrad as the harbor declares a state of siege. Citizens are starving amid prevented wheat exports, raising fears of possible unrest and revolt.
Blaine with 101,393 votes and 14,689 ballots in Wis. Renowned figures Comingy 16,363 and Zor 1epUbian nomination for governor reflect precinct results amid the Wisconsin race. Blank data remains unsettled in the fragmentary report.
Authorities announce a large armed posse led by Sheriff Guereo Gaillzan to pursue suspects after a Saturday riot left six dead. Chief Deputy Ora Thomas and about 20 deputies accompanied Jim, as a Me Anquest is planned with Jess Marlon involved in the county response.
A fragmentary report describes discussions around a murder case involving a Mrs. Gernslén in Geneva. Accused youths, including Ania and others, face questioning by state officials as details of the crime and the juveniles’ pasts emerge amid claims of coercion and family scandal.
Wrellugiou Eugene Myer of the wir {Inanes Vorporation} declares that drought struck northern states face a comeback as crop failures ease and prices improve. He forecasts the year ending with better overall conditions, while he notes a potential cotton drop in the south could aid the broader economy.
A damaged report describes Caverly praying for guidance before Judge James amid a proceeding involving Nathan Lenpole and Medard Lach. Testimony references Bobby Franks and a plea for divine direction in deciding a matter deemed important by the observer, with handwritten phrases indicating confusion and concern.
A farmer, near Derby, was fatally struck by lightning while driving a wagon. The sudden electric strike caused his death at the scene. No other injuries reported.
Fragmentary report describes a voyage or expedition involving multiple named figures and places. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but mentions overseas movement, Greenland or Labrada, a journey by train or tram, and water crossing. Names appear garbled and uncertain.
The article outlines a tense session where Nathan Pepper and others face trial as Judge Cavarry and state attorney figures debate perjury claims. Prosecutors urge early hearing, while defense contends witnesses and lawyers show bias. The court spars over intent, credibility, and potential guilty pleas amid a charged courtroom atmosphere.
Clarence Mawking, 22, of a minor county farmer near Nedford, confessed Monday to stealing $100 worth of Limaty from the Brewery of a sleighbar. He shot himself in a nearby area but survived and was taken to Maryville Co hospital for treatment.
The Chicago and Northwestern system reports total operating expenses for July 1981 at 2,070,580 with year to date 19,755,087. The total operating expense for the Racine month year 152 percent shows 4,976,078 compared with 4,253,113 in July, indicating notable year over year variance.
An engine man from Laramie, Wyoming was killed in a fire near Saratoga. The blaze occurred north of Saratoga as responders battled a breach of the untoward route, with authorities reporting the fatality and ongoing investigation.
A Benen wheel curd edgle ran over three asleep individuals in Caaper Wye. Giseny a 2 year old, Chadnin J Jeanda 11 years old, and J Alnroy 22 years old were struck while lying on the tracks. Police reported the incident as a fatal accident with preliminary findings pending.
A corrupted report notes the American Telephone and Telegraph company linking photographs via telegraphy. It claims a new device places images in color over wires, retaining cities as centers of transmission and raising excitement at the time.
A report details the arrest of a postal inspector charged with robbery. The accused, along with associates, faced local officials and was bound over on cash bonds. The case involves a planned heist, names several witnesses, and lists arraignment and jail detentions.
Four men are held after a murder near Clinton County in a country atoll area along the Lincoln Wishway. The incident occurred at night on November 9, with a 13 year old boy implicated as having witnessed the crime and his father named among those arrested. Authorities report the suspect was wounded, arrested, and questioned while others were taken into custody.
The chamber of deputies ratified the Lausanne treaty after a long debate. The vote was 419 to 17. The treaty, signed at Lausanne, Switzerland, involves Turkey, France, Britain, Greece, Japan, and other powers. it secures a lasting peace and redefines regional borders.
Erle directors approve a merger offer from Von Swerkigen to consolidate the Nickel Plate and partner with Birla fulitand, forming a vast network. The plan aims to create about 14,000 miles of eastern United States tract, signaling willingness to participate in the merger and expand rail operations.
Bandile shoots two officers in Chicago as patrolmen along Stanton Street respond to a disturbance. Family members are wounded. Officers rush to the scene with a patrol car and a crowd disperses as additional units arrive. Twenty five suspects are later arrested and charged, with the case proceeding in the precinct.
Fragmentary report from Terrace Park details Daniker's death during a confrontation. Nesrh Hague confirms the event while Mr. Lins issues a statement. Four children and a widow are named in the sparse account.
A garbled report describes an incident near Mursy park west of Pree mont Holl where a person named Guy sittered front oratagh and the bind Wag recovered in about 20 wironties. The narrative mentions Mava on hin free and a strong, awhomar figure.
A scrambled 1920s style Iowa town report details corn and soy losses, county farm activity, school contracts, and state agricultural planning. Mentions Polk County drivers, Fort Snelling training, and a state farm council guiding debates, harvest forecasts, and dairy trends amid various local projects.
A swimmer near Los Angeles is saved after an hour with a massive shark close aboard. A heroic effort by Gunther and others deters the creature, but the man remains in danger as rescue efforts continue.
A distressed student at a state college attempted self harm during exam preparation. She collapsed in a campus walkway and later died, raising questions about the final test and the events leading to the tragedy.
An OCR damaged report describes a case involving a Omaha man and his wife jailed after a controversial liquor testing party. Proceedings cover questions of legality and ethics, with references to federal court, a trial in Jutland, and debates over the experiment's validity and purposes.
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