16 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions tax bills affecting Senate action and committee chairs, with unclear references to tax entitlements and purchases. The readable content is disjointed, offering limited concrete facts beyond procedural hindrances in the legislative process.
A local Father and Sons banquet is announced with a program including poetry, music, and multiple guests. Organizer Tom Arran presents dishes and social duties as men and women prepare for the event featuring a series of readings and songs.
Kaile Francis and Kathy Beusiq shine in Country District awards with six honor pins, as peers praise their steady scholastic excellence and service.
A fragmented report notes Mr. Wall’s wily Sagres and a tire shop, Weneto, missing from an official list. The phrasing is unclear but suggests a local omission or misranking connected to a Sagres reference.
A fragmented note describes danger at a hospital where 309 lunatics are mentioned. Nuns and patients are referenced, with a unclear scene of a “Rose Palace” and a deranged image. The text is garbled but implies a chaotic hospital setting and threats.
A garbled report discusses large income tax payments and reform measures. It notes 400 million paid and projected increases from tax reforms, with references to Texas, collectors, and Treasury actions. Figures and names are unclear, but the piece centers on ongoing tax collection and policy changes.
A Detroit styled account describes the opening of the Foster trial at St Joseph Michigan. The defense argues the accused subversion while prosecutors outline alleged crimes including robbery and sabotage as evidence mounts. The judge and jurors prepare for hours of testimony and expert witnesses in a tense courtroom setting.
An offer promises three tickets per subscription with prizes in cash and a “Surprise” purse. The first prize is £300, followed by smaller cash awards. The scheme targets subscribers and urges participation to win by purchasing guitars and subscribing, with emphasis on extensive reach and affordability.
United Press reports Savage Mississippi was leveled by a night tornado. Five dead, about twenty injured, and many missing. Refugees in Memphis described entire families swept into the river and drowned, with rescue searches ongoing.
President John Tobin leads a directors meeting as the Community Club outlines plans for the year. A follow up session is planned at the Daily Times offices tonight to refine ideas for spring and summer efforts. new chairmen are named for committees including Membership and Ways and Means, Publicity, Charity, and Civic Improvement.
Dempsey stated he is sure about a proposed heavyweight bout with Luis Firpo. Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns reportedly reached an agreement in principle. The plan reportedly involves promotion by Tex Tiebird and promotion in Argentina.
Daily Times provides up to the minute state and local Iowa news from the United Press Association. It offers brief, reliable Iowa reports and emphasizes coverage of events across the state for readers to follow closely.
Fair tonight with increasing cloudiness likely for Saturday. Rising temperatures tonight and in the southern portion Saturday.
The Hon John Russell obtained a decree in his divorce action against Christobel Russell. The court found Christobel guilty of misconduct with an unknown corespondent and declared the patentee of her child affected by the court’s ruling. Russell claimed he had never had marital relations with his wife.
Community sale kicks off tomorrow in Vinton with a Dig Campaign event Saturday night. Juggs Buess will be turned in, cash prizes totaling hundreds of dollars plus shop prizes are advertised. Vinton officials urge everyone to spend dollars locally and guess kernel counts in a corn container as a key fundraiser. Ad displays invite patrons to inspect corn and participate in this familiar community effort aimed at boosting local commerce.
Mareh Dio A Magrvene a Kansas state hospital inmate underwent night surgery after 27 spoons were removed from his stomach. Doctors suspected a mania or delusion causing silverware ingestion, puzzled physicians for months. An attendant later reported the patient may have swallowed a spoon, leading to the operation which removed spoons and wood fragments partly dissolved in digestive fluids.
The Gale Hardware Store and the Vinton Monument Works have joined the Vinton Official Community Sale, making the city a near unified participant in the campaign.
Reported threats tied to a St Patrick’s Day parade in New York prompted police vigilance. Letters claimed a Free Sute coup and warned of street confrontations during the parade activities. Police conducted raids on Paam Street and Sthawenne, recovering arms and ammunition and promising ongoing monitoring.
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A fragment describes a rare eighteenth century or earlier book reprint at Iowa University in 19th century terms. It notes only three copies exist, a French focus, and a print run of six hundred copies. Professor Ward is mentioned in context of arranging the reprint from old Paris library materials.
Coe College Giese and members present concerts at Vinton Presbyterian Church over two Sundays. Admission charges apply. program features two staged evenings with performances by Coe College choir and notable alumni from Coe and nearby colleges.
A chaotic report details bridges blown in Germany with references to railway disruption. It mentions wreckage along rivers and the impact on trains and crossings, noting uncertainty about precise locations and dates.
A group of entertainers is scheduled to meet next week. The gathering will involve discussions among performers including Howard Beresford and Tara E relating to upcoming shows and lessons.
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