19 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
1
Fragmented reading outlines a political or legal dispute involving Andrews and Bry agents. The garbled text mentions secretary actions, possible efforts to fire officials, and references to elections, towns, and dates. The piece lacks clear names, places, or a coherent event due to OCR damage.
A compilation of local items from Des Moines papers notes diploma ceremonies and school events on March 18 to 19, with references to city officials, corporate filings, and public notices. Other items include arrests, prison news, and a reported cabin restoration, reflecting regional civic activity and incidents.
In a chaotic courtroom update, a jury found two men guilty of serious charges related to a violent incident. Three others faced various counts as authorities describe the struggle and its tense aftermath. The report notes prison terms and the impact on the community and law enforcement.
Testimony pieces together a trial in which a defender denounces the Italian legislator Crietitti. March 18 proceedings show witnesses recount harsh remarks and alleged motives. Waterie and Mattia testify about Rad poison accusations in the Rox area and the witness describes schemes to arm peasants against the middle class.
Today's doll winners include Bernice Eeresen Fiston Ruck Maris Rindsrmecht Atkins Mary Eimebeth Parcs and Vinton. event honors aficionado club members and local exhibitors.
Uneven OCR fragment mentions Mrs Kendall and death at Haples Centeris with unreadable surrounding text. readable bits reference names Bemis and Marthie and a funeral context amid garbled place names.
Fragmented text reports farmers reducing corn and wheat acreage amid uncertain planting. Mentions a coop regime and speculates on producers and leaders, but details are unclear. Key names and places are unreadable, with only garbled references to numbers around twenty thousand and names like Geis Hefberler LAT and Trish.
Fragmented OCR text describes an early effort labeled as a war on disease carrying insects in Illinois. The readable parts mention a local push and references to pests and family impact, but specifics are unclear due to garbled content.
Gov John Hammill avoided committing to a special session to enact highway legislation. He said he would consider such a request carefully and noted no formal petitions had been filed for a special session from the two houses.
In a bustling La Salle Street scene Judge Dennis Sullivan’s court transformed into a fashionably tense arena. The leading society clash centered on the Leiter family feud for control of Lady Maramerire Hyde’s Suffolk and Berks titles, drawing a chic crowd and turning the session into a social spectacle.
Des Moines March 19 Governor Hamill announced the appointment of Martha McClure of Mt Pleasant to the state library board. The vacancy was created by the death of Mrs H J Howe of Marshalltown and Miss Mellie is named to fill it.
Rev F A High leader of the Anti-Saloon League says district court action seeks to require Omaha judges to impose jail terms with fines under a revised prohibition statute. Similar suits may target about twenty Nebraska county court judges, after action against Judge Frank Dineen of Omaha municipal court and Judge Bryce Crawford of Douglas county court.
New York on March 19 declared the marital and financial entanglements of Sebastian S. Kresge chain store magnate and his former wife Doris Mercer settled out of court. Papers granting Mrs. Kresge a significant share of the wealth built from the store empire were signed at attorney Nathan Burkan's office, and a reconciliation may follow.
Prof Olinthas B. Clark of Drake University told the Iowa League of Women Voters in Des Moines that intelligent men and women must oppose military propaganda shaping young minds. He warned 250 institutions use compulsory military training and urged broader international engagement for peace. The convention ended with officers elected.
Florence reports Lieutenant Patrizio Rizzotti, from an old Florentine family, shot himself yesterday in the presence of 15 year old Louise Schreiber of Short Hills New Jersey after she refused his marriage proposal. He bid farewell before firing.
Memorial notices mark the birth centennial of Gen George F McGinnis, famed Indiana Civil War commander, with tributes from local and state veterans groups.
Wakota City Neb March 15 a road crew pushes work on the Washington highway segment between Dakota City and Homer. The 16 mile link aims to connect Homer to Simre by sunset. Project scope targets completion within three weeks.
Omaha March 19 Frank Carter alias Louis Clark deemed a sniper murderer faces potential relief from the electric chair as cross examination of Dr. Harrison Wigton defense alienist suggests Carter’s ears, described as deformed and unusually twitching, may indicate organic weakness or degeneracy. The prosecution challenges the claim, noting both ears show similar deformity and that physical condition is not life-shaping.
Under Scout Master R. T. Hansen the Vinton Bar Scouts will open a campaign to rid Vinton of sparrows. The Daily Times pays 2400 for every sparrow killed, with funds going to the Scout fund as construction of sparrow traps begins. The effort aims to make the county seat practically free from pests this summer.
Toledo council schedules a public hearing March 18 to review grading curbing and paving across about three miles of streets. Objections to plans and costs may be raised. Estimated costs include concrete curb and gutter with paving about 20205288 dollars, plus variants with asphalt macadam and gravel.
In Texas near Camp Builis Corporal 5S. C. Bush of Chicago was killed and Lieutenant L. P. Holcomb was seriously injured after a military plane crash. Separate reports from Chicago Des Moines and Champaign describe poisoning deaths and alleged campus rioting at the University of Illinois during spring celebrations.
Fragmented text outlines opposition to a court plan and seeks congressional authority for appropriations. It references a global impact involving the League of Nations and unspecified figures, suggesting procedural or diplomatic tensions without clear names or dates. The readability is limited to scattered phrases about invites, authorization, and an international context.
March 19 Gustine presides over the entire poll, with exceptions noted for Caief Jak. Heeler, Cal Schreier, Patelman Fred Jarvis, and B. C. Benham lead the departures as ten officers were released. Retirements and dismissals are mentioned amid ongoing staff changes.
A Tama Count resident sues alleging conspiracy and fraud by multiple defendants over stock sales. He claims he was induced to buy 753 shares at $1549 and 25k shares worth $15,560.69, asserting the stock is worthless and seeking damages with interest. The complaint names Jelius T. Fed Gerson, Lace, and others, with details of alleged misrepresentations and health-related prosecutions cited.
Fragmentary note from IGWA SNEWS Des Normes dated March 18 mentions Arcot of James Band and a 4 Loets Panda des. Readable facts include names and a potential election context, but details are unclear. This item appears as a brief local bulletin or column snippet with sparse specifics.
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