25 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1924
Page
1
Readable fragments describe canning plants in Iowa in a busy period with mentions of workers, shipments, and local conditions. The text also cites accidents and incidents nearby, including injuries and fatalities linked to transportation, factory work, and daily life.
New evidence of wild land speculation appears as foreclose steps begin on a $55,000 mortgage on a 4.56 acre Canian township farm. John Young of Long Beach, representing J S DuFresne, sues William Richart and six defendants in district court. The mortgage allegedly exceeds property value. Richart allegedly shifted another farm to his brother Voris to cover the deficiency. The court is asked to levy a judgment of 51,008, plus interest and expenses, on the property.
Calf club from Denton county entered 79 calves in various Angus Hereford classes at the state fair. Topping results included Ben Christianson placing 8th in a group of one hundred calves and Mark Kins placing 9th in the Angus class. County Agent C. C. Beezen reported the event from Jackson township and noted continued strong entries from rural counties.
Berlin Aug 25 Herr Herm a German nationalist attacked the London reparations pact and the Dawes program as renewed in the Reichstag. He urged a united national front in Germany while denouncing ratification and the Rhineland accord as a flawed pawn in London policy.
Teheran reports say United States vice consul Imbrie was murdered shaking the Persian cabinet as premier resignations followed. The resignation of the premier was reportedly accepted amid the upheaval and religious tensions.
The Benton County committee plans a September gathering to set Defense Day plans. County Clerk Hari F. Tobin and representatives from Crass & ROWSE attend, with farm hunters Frances Hersey and Alinazik, reserve officers L J Rickland and Hugo Mass, and Sheriff J Rust among those listed at the session.
Fragmented OCR text mentions national headquarters, memorial conduit, rail plan with war department alignment. It references Frances Warnes C1 and provisions Act for path support and protection of the United Star or Suh ProPortion, but details are unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a postal stamp signed by a clerk and mentions STaMO stamps. It alludes to a valuable or historic issue, notes a provenance to New York, and references a black ink print on paper. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Ruth slammed out his fortieth homer of the season today in the fifth inning. Uhle of the Indians pitched under tough conditions as the game proceeded.
Police report in New York notes a murder inquiry amid alleged involvement by several inmates and a list of suspects tied to a factory and a public trial. Authorities emphasize a possible connection to a transportation incident and a missing person case.
Two Texas lawsuits seek damages totaling 6000 against Councilman J. A. Beatty over alleged misrepresentations tied to the Cedar Rapids Mortgage Co. GoRailshark and others claim losses of 50 and 4000 respectively from stock dealings. Both say they trusted Beatty for years.
Lowell Observatory researchers announced photographic proof of Mars having two moons last night. The finding, not previously observed by many scientists, confirms the moons' existence as definite. The August 23 sighting at Flagstaff Arizona adds a milestone to planetary astronomy.
Italian air ace Lieutenant Antonio Locatelli was rescued by the U S cruiser Richmond after drifting 200 miles in a damaged seaplane for 56 hours off Cape Farewell. He and three companions survived with fatigue. the plane was destroyed on orders. A $1,000 Italian reward had been offered earlier for Locatelli's recovery.
Sioux City man Fred Justi sues for 100000 dollars alleging unjust arrest on May 29 tied to his brother's disappearance. Named defendants include August Reiminsteiner Clarence Taylor Jay Forbes The Vanersdel Elbert Herbert Sheriff Paul Beardsley and two deputies. Justi says his brother disappeared four months and returned, and he was subjected to third degree questioning and accused of murder.
Rochedale England August 25 John Ellis England executioner suffered a nervous breakdown after quitting hanging last March. He was found shot in the neck with a revolver beside him by his wife who heard the shot and found him wounded after he arose from bed before dawn unable to sleep and went downstairs. He will recover.
Iowa expects fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with warmer spells in central and northeast areas. Wisconsin forecast shows generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions in eastern and southern portions. Minnesota stays fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the southeast. Illinois also remains fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dauws Cmifane Witt and an apparent continuation about individuals and a political or protest context. It references places like WV and Thames and an event described as an opposition matter with unclear details and dates. The readable names and terms suggest a local political or community notice with uncertain specifics.
An epidemic of sleeping sickness sweeps western Japan with hundreds dead. Reports indicate 600 deaths so far as authorities struggle to contain spread in the region around Tokyo and neighboring prefectures. Health officials warn of continuing risk as cases rise nationwide.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a person named Ble or Belo, a Mrs. Fargusan, and references to a governor and ceremonies. The text is incomplete with garbled place names and unclear dates, making the event hard to pin to a definite obituary or public notice.
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