11 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment references a wartime event with names and places such as Mir and Ge, mentions résumés of proceedings, a trial or court case, and notes about speakers and attendees. The text alludes to an Armistice day rhythm, historical figures, and scattered actions or outcomes in a crowded, unreadable mosaic.
Nation honors wartime heroes urging approval of the World Court. Analysis notes emphasize Ameri n war years and the role of service members, with discussion of postwar plans and gender contributions. The piece references veterans, commissions, and the push for international justice after World War II.
Fragmentary OCR text lists law group members from various places and a stated time at nine, with garbled names such as Ormahn Heth and Gigg spot Henk. The passage references a Ames ton location and a Titres ge om a event, but most specifics are unreadable.
Special to Daily Times Toledo November reports that B Frank Thomas would be a Republican candidate for senator from the district but he said he had not made up his mind. Local politicians predict a race citing his qualifications and the district rotation with Harry White retiring from Vinton.
Colonel Charles K. Forbes former head of the Veterans bureau and John W. Thompson a St. Louis contractor faced new trial efforts through their lawyers to overturn prison terms and fines after winter guilty verdicts for conspiring in fraudulent veterans department contracts.
Washington reports the legislative committee at the fourth annual radio convention urged a bill to grant the secretary of commerce power to prohibit direct advertising on radio and to revoke broadcasting licenses for rule violations.
Raoul Dandurand, president of the League for Nations, argues great powers must renounce brute force and accept equality with weaker nations before international tribunals or arbitral courts. He calls for compulsory arbitration to secure lasting peace and leadership by Britain, France, and the U.S. in a new order free from war.
Berlin reports Germany delivered reply to the latest disarmament inquiries at Paris at midnight after an urgent Hoesch telephone message warning that without immediate delivery the Rhine relief would not occur. The allied note serves as a final cleanup of the disarmament issue and calls attention to remaining Allied desires.
Traer milk men raise price of milk and cream by 2 cents. Milk now costs 12 cents per quart and cream 18 cents per half pint.
Generally fair conditions expected tonight and Thursday. Temperatures will be moderate with light winds and no significant precipitation noted.
Anthony Gangamilla Rose Gangamilla and James Amnarino were found guilty of complicity in the $1,000,000 Toledo postoffice robbery of 1921. They now face trial on receiving stolen property charges with sentence withheld. The trio were among seventeen indicted. twelve of the others pleaded guilty and one disappeared.
In Sandusky Ohio on November 11, Mrs Herman Keller 46 wife of a city employee admitted to police she killed her seven year old daughter Mary. She said the child had no future and she chose death rather than let her suffer poverty drove the act. The body was found in a swamp nearby yesterday.
Leonard Kip Rhinelander, from a New York aristocratic family, testified in White Plains New Jersey as the jury weighs the annulment suit against his wife. He denied prior intimacy with other women before marrying the woman described as having some colored blood.
Washington says the tax measure will shave 5308 000 000 from annual payments, the absolute maximum government can gain in revenue reductions for years ahead. Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means Committee warns taxes may still yield a small surplus by 1925 while a bad year for business could cause a deficit, but the bill is deemed the absolute minimum for safe operation under current conditions.
Mason City readers learn Baltazar Rodriguez, who pleaded guilty, seeks a Fort Madison prison term of ten years as the Iowa penitentiary would be preferred to Cerro Gordo county jail for his aim to “make money.” Judge NM B Wi wards presided as attorneys debated sentencing.
Friday November 3 sale of J Galtman. Saturday November 7 sale of Prank. Saturday November 4 sale of Scherger Estate two miles southwest of Blairstown. Saturday November 21 sale of Trusterm sale of Henry Werling Tarmsmaar Jesup. November 28 Poland China bears and gilts Lorcy Lussen Garson.
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