22 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
1
A New York bootlegging ring manufacturing alcohol under false labels is described as the nation’s major supplier. The organization allegedly controls distribution through wholesale druggists and has plants across the country, with most liquor entering via legitimate seeming channels.
Board of public parity issues notice urging citizens to reject any involvement with the Ku Klux Klan and warns violators of consequences for attending meetings. League membership rules and admission decisions for Lelvia and Esthenia are delayed pending Hyman’s Vilna dispute report and Lithuania’s application.
Montreal announces further grain rate cuts for export shipments from Port William. A 7 cent reduction per two hundred pounds supplements earlier 4 cent and 5 cent reductions already granted this year. Railways report the adjustment to improve export terms.
Newport awarded Harriet A. Rice a Bronze Medal for service to French solitary hospitals during the war. The recognition comes from the French government and highlights a Black nurse’s wartime contribution.
A planned lottery tied to the forthcoming world series of breeters was blocked after authorities arrested three men and confiscated 10,006 tickets. The incident disrupted expected attendance plans and prompted a police investigation.
Washington reports twelve coast artillery units reduced in personnel as part of a broader downsizing that trims the army to 160000 men, affecting nine units with the overall reduction.
In San Francisco the grand jury indicted Roscoe Aru nickie for manslaughter in the death of Virginia Rappe. The inquest concluded with testimony from Miss Prevost Miss Rappe’s companions and Mrs Delmont. District Attorney Brady said Aru nickie may face a grand jury session to decide further actions.
A bill to authorize pooling of farmer assets and issue debentures against them was announced. A four year term for the pool plan will be proposed in congress next month, stated A. P. Lover of the Farm Loan Board to the Interstate Farm Congress.
Colorado Springs mourns the death of Cole-a Alton Ta Dickerman, a well known mining engineer, who died at his home here. He was TL years old.
Convicts Fomberone Atz Manuel Awarca and Jose Pere were sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of murder. The case centered on the killing of Jesu Fieher at the John Slaughter Jane scene, with prosecutors calling for harsh penalties.
Veorel Capstree and Scora Malheino report a court case involving Bergdoll family members and a alleged gold claim tied to federal treasury funds. The proceedings reference Philadelphia, 1957, and threaten arrest or contempt if the gold is not produced. Colonial era names surface amid a complex property dispute and potential penalties.
A flood of rough OCR prose details accidents, a bank loss, a public tax change, a fatal crash near Drill, and a Cedar Rapids case. Reports mention the largest Iowa wheat yield myth, wartime tax data, and local council actions. The jumble notes people, places, dates, and institutions including Webster City, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and the Iowa tax office.
A fragmented report describes new crepe dress styles, including one piece gowns with area waistlines and long sleeves, and emphasis on color blocks and subtle silhouettes. It notes designers pushing firmer fabrics and modern necklines while American fashion seeks consistent styling across seasons.
Fragmentary OCR output describes a local notice or item with obscured names and details, mentioning a council or committee context and a technical topic. It hints at a project or item involving floor work and iron components, but most specifics are unreadable. The readable fragments suggest a procedural notice or brief item rather than a full event.
Frayed descriptions detail grimy clothes, faded colors, and dull machinery in a wartime era textile work setting. The passage evokes dusty benches, pale garments, and routine, almost ritual labor, with vague references to dyes and powders shaping a stark, hard atmosphere. Strong sensory details anchor a muted, industrial mood.
Reading the readable text shows millinery fashions and a feature on The Napolemmle Leis with references to design, style, and display details. The fragment mentions attire, ribbon work, and a noted display by a designer or shop, with emphasis on ornate hats and dress goods.
The readable portions describe a design intent to omit certain items and avoid drawing attention to others. The fragment mentions a constraint to prevent wear or drape from external coverage and references a restraint or safety feature. No clear persons organizations or events are identified in the legible text.
The text appears garbled with many misspellings and lacks clear, coherent facts. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or events can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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