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Newspaper

Cedar Valley Daily Times

Location

Vinton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

2

Tama County News Briefs: Diverse Local Happenings

In Toledo on December 2 the United Brethren Men’s Provid erhood hosted Oliver Henderson’s home gathering noting recent illness. Ben Smith dies after a brief illness. funeral at his son’s home with Rev. Ralph Collis officiating. Local business leaders form a committee. Mrs. Pereal Hale visits from Dakota. Revival meetings, church events, and community notes fill the rest of the brief with names and places like Susquehemna and Tescomb.

Toledo United Brethren Oliver Henderson Henderson Parc Ben Smith Fred Ralph Collis Methodist Church Ing X. E. Simonson Croft H. P. Giger Mire fSper Mr. Sieh Whale Bowen Susquehemna Marr Billings O&s Wes Sed Mmise Gomatr Fred End Phil Cornelius Tescomb Pere Asnes Haworth Tessier Dakota

Canadian Rival showdown stirs boxing fans

Henry Farrell reports on a long standing boxing feud between Canadian contender Berlenbach and opponent Delaney. The piece notes Delaney's advances, Rickard’s gate receipts totaling 175,503 with Berlenbach claiming a potential 375,000 share, and the enduring jinx surrounding the fighter as he seeks world light heavyweight glory.

Henry Farrell New -York Stanley Ketchell Gite Pant Érienbach Meekouts Jack Delaney Bridgeport Tex Fee “Efeat Berlenbach Ber- Jenbach Srogsy Delaneytes Delaney Adickls Berienback Bop New York Tex Rickard Bernenbach

Baseball Magazines Weigh In On League Rules

Fragmentary notes from a 1920s era baseball discussion refer to the American and National Leagues and the approach to shortening the season. It mentions votes on starters, joint rules committee meetings, and potential changes to be revisited at spring meetings. The text is incomplete but centers on league governance and rule adjustments.

Magiz Cs National League Ana Landgis

Arraignment Planned for Iowa Bank Cashier on Theft

Clarke December 11 Ernest J Tromp son assistant cashier of the Citizens State bank of Eagle Grove confessed to appropriating $235.09 of the bank's money and will be arraigned in district court next week. His confession absolved two brothers Enos and Amos Thompson of blame as they had received money stolen from the bank to invest farm properties. The bank was closed after discovery of defalcations on December 2 following bank examiners' actions. Deeds to eight farms valued near $158,503 were turned over by Tromp son.

Iown Kews Clarke Ernest J. Trompson Citizens State Bank Eagie Grove Pers Fred Johnson Sherif Weight Coustt Thompson Enos Amos Thompson Teompeon County Attorney . Co. Ther

Interference Protects Red Grange in Pro Debut

Veteran football men predicted Grange would take heavy bumps as a professional. He left the Pittsburgh game briefly but was protected by Illinois coach Bob Zuppke and by his teammates to save him for offense. Britton bore many blows this season as Grange showed endurance and vitality amid mixed line support.

New York Red Grange Pittsburgh Grange Illinois Bob Zuppke Pennsylvania Zuppke Grange Britton Boston Washington Pittsburgh

Indiana opens season with 47 26 win over Miami

BLOOMINGTON IND Indiana University basketball edged Miami 47 to 26 before about 2000 fans. Purdue football banquet selects Thomas Ho van of Waltham Massachusetts to captain 1926 squad. Hogan named end for next year. Drake aims to schedule Notre Dame game with Ossie Solemn offering no Kansas offer. Missouri Waller coaches meet in St Louis. Handball state tournament awarded to Des Moines. several cities expected to enter teams. Jack Reynolds signs to coach IU wrestling for another year. Tiger Flowers defeats Frank Mead in Atlanta. Buddy McDonald to meet Joe O Hara in two ten round bouts.

Nebraska Asks Showdown With Southern California

Lincoln officials announced Nebraska in negotiations with the University of Southern California for a football game at Lincoln next fall. The move comes as the Cornhuskers seek to fill a vacant slot in their schedule after severing athletic relations with Notre Dame.

Lincoln Neb Tnhiversity of Nebraska University of Southern California Cornhuskers Notre

Tires Want Ads Cast Little But FOR SALE White Wrandotte

Local ad notes a sale offering a white Wrandotte tire for 159 dollars. Mrs. Frank Spencer of Walker Iowa is listed in the notice. Also posted is a lost diamond ring case from downtown Vinton attributed to Mrs. Carl Deke.

Franki Spencer Walker Iowa Vinton Carl Deke

Europe winning airplane race

Washington, Dec. 11 Plans and schedules of Foreign Owned Airplane Co. controlling airways around the Panama Canal were outlined by Major George W. Strong at the Mitchell court martial. He said a French company had exclusive air concessions in Guatemala and a German concern linked Central America to U S airways with bases in Key West, Cuba, Mexico and Colombia.

Washington Panama Canal George W. Strong Army General Staff Mitchell Strong Guatemala Centro America United States Key West Cuba Mexico Columbia

Psychiatrists See Football as Menace to University Life

Iowa City December 13 Professors warn football harms university life by drawing unfit students toward excitement and prestige. Professor Edwin D. Starbuck argues the issue is not emotional strain but “pretty insanity” affecting intellect at colleges.

Iowa City Edwin D. Starbuck Department of Philosophy and Psychology University of Iowa Starbuck

Red Grange Feels Better After Pittsburgh Visit

Red Grange and the Chicago Bears traveled to Detroit to pursue gate receipts. He, previously hurt, felt improved and expected to play in Chicago Sunday after a three day rest per Dr. Gustave Berg. He played nine plays for twelve minutes in Pittsburgh, with a three yard rush, five passes, one completion, one interception, and one tackle.

Pittsburgh Red Grange Chicago Grange Berg United Press Earl Britton Andy Gustafson

County Supervisors Pass on Bills Today

Benton county board of supervisors in session passed on claims against the county and authorized the auditor to draw warrants for payment. Yesterday the board completed its annual invoice of the county home and handled other routine matters.

Benton County Board of Supervisors

Fitzsimmons Ready to Finance Dempsey-Wills Title Fight

Fitzsimmons told United Press he is prepared to meet all objections to the planned summer heavyweight title bout. He said he would depart for California tonight to prove his ability to finance the fight and satisfy Dempsey.

Benton ‘Harbor Flord Fitzsimmons United Perss California Dempsey Fitzsimimons

Moral Turmoil at Bruey-MecNeese Rural School

In Fairfield Iowa Louis Ermey remains jailed awaiting February grand jury review. Edna Bruey and Sam McNeese, involved in a seduction case of a 14 year old girl, attended the same rural Bruey-MecNeese school. Rumors swirl about parties and dances as the community watches court actions and Bruey faces possible severe consequences.

Fairfield Louis Ermey Edna Sam McNeese Broey Court of Justice D. F. Spratt Bruey

Iowa Murder Rate Growth Report Sparsely Clear

Des Moines December reports by health commissioner Don M Grisweld show Iowa recorded forty nine murders in the first ten months of the year and three hundred eleven seek to take their own lives. Automobile accidents caused one hundred five deaths and railroad incidents claimed many lives in 1922 and 1924 figures.

Des Moines Don M. Grisweld Sta Iowa Cro Griswal Reilrord

Washington Hearings Back Mitchell On National Defense

Washington December 11 Major General Frank W Coz of the air force testified as a witness for the prosecution in the Mitchell court martial and supported Mitchells program for national defense calling the air force a primary factor. Senators backed Mitchell with an independent group endorsing stronger defense measures and Norris proposing a combined war and navy department with improved air service.

Washington Frank W. Coz Air. Ferry Willem Mitchel Cos Ihe Art Gereral Mitchell Unger Cres Senai Actos Congress George Norris Republics Nebraska Uioc War Navy Departments National Defense

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