10 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
1
The readable fragments mention groups and places but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes to establish a coherent event. The text appears heavily corrupted, preventing a confident headline or concise, fact-based summary.
Kansas Senator Arthur Capper told the U S Chamber of Commerce that future tax cuts are likely, aiming to cut federal excise taxes and simplify the tax system. He forecast end of many exemptions and a shift toward lower overall rates, with debate over per cent reductions and transitional impacts.
A deep frost chilled the county last night with temperatures near freezing, damaging little beyond exposed crops. Farmers report light losses among early vegetables while general fruit and grain stocks largely escaped harm. Neighboring fields show signs of wear from the cold spell, but the overall impact is minor for the season so far.
Fragmented text reports a delayed stock senate contest with references to Brookiam Leach and Erest, plus investigation committees and a governor action. Mentions arson-like event, an arrest, and a courtroom context, with scattered names and places unclear due to OCR damage.
Federal court action follows a church dispute involving Brown and the bishops. A writ seeks to delay sentencing in the ongoing case linked to religious leadership and power within the house of bishops.
Chicago trade board approves Jardine order shaping market rules and price limits. New regulations grant directors broader control during times of disturbance and empower investigations into unethical conduct. The measure aims to curb improper sales and enforce compliance among members.
In Belvidere I A West bound line near Freeport struck RomEgher and two trailers spilling cargo. The wreck occurred between Gilbert and Wein early in the morning. Twelve crew members were injured and transported to a local hospital for treatment.
Cummins discusses farmer and rail issues with President Cokie Batditmoor. The main topic is appointing a United States ambassador for Cedar Rapids. Cummins will confer with General Sargent about this matter.
A fire at a Davis Avenue residence severely damaged a home injuring two children. The blaze destroyed parts of the house and caused fears of greater loss as investigators began examining the scene for the cause. The victims, identified as local residents, were taken to a nearby facility for treatment. Authorities urged residents to exercise caution with heating sources during cold weather.
Weather notes indicate likely cloudiness tonight with possible snowers Sunday or coming days. Warmer conditions expected tonight into tomorrow with light east winds. Scattered flurries or brief snow possible.
Atlantic City N J Oct 10 The American Federation of Labor adopts a plan for a nation wide boycott of nonunion products to end child labor and improve working conditions A proposal by Vice President Matthew Well calls for laws prohibiting shipment of child labor products into states that ban child labor President John A Lewis of the mine unions arrives to discuss the anthracite situation at the convention tomorrow
Mrs Della Barbara Vandervoort mother of Warren Vandervoort a youth charged with murdering Rev R J Vandervoort of Parkersburg will appear before the Butler county grand jury to testify. She survived an earlier shooting attempt on her life and will help defend her son as the case moves forward October 10.
Massena Iowa October 19 Mrs Alice Guthrie who was nearly naked when her apron ignited while adding coal to the kitchen stove faces burns that are feared but may aid recovery as doctors report surface wounds. Her light clothing reduced the severity of the injuries.
Chicago Oct 10 John W Worthington known as the wolf of LaSalle street is en route to Atlanta federal prison to serve two years for using the mails to defraud. Federal Judge Adam Cliffe ordered imprisonment despite claims of terminal illness. He was transported on a stretcher to a train due at the prison at 6 p m.
Evanston Illinois reported missing Northwestern University student Wilmer J Kendall sixteen year old returned to his father in Idabel Oklahoma a blind Methodist minister after two weeks absence His grandmother Mrs W OC Kendall Oklahoma City declined to give a reason for the disappearance
A Chicago report notes a celebrated return of a former sweetheart marked by three gin drinks. The event concludes in oblivion and leads to an arrest on a disorderly conduct charge.
Public sales listed by date include Charlie Wyckoff on October 14, W R Robinson on October 14, Birideet Schall farm sale on October 14, Archie Mann on October 15, John Smoley on October 15, Stuart's on October 21, J L Tompkin on October 23, Wm Balhorn on October 26, and Clifton Monroe on November 2.
Crooked acts disrupt farm livelihoods as thieves target chickens across multiple courier? areas. Officials from The Cooperative Fumes and local authorities pursue charges with press coverage noting ongoing investigations and potential prosecutions.
In Algona area farmers rally as an open season ban is declared for pheasants. Local officials and residents oppose hunting restrictions, urging compliance with new edicts. The movement centers on enforcing wildlife restrictions across the county, with farmers planning action to protect their land and livelihoods.
Lansdowne mourns as mother of Isaac Lansdowne dies at home after illness. Funeral plans remain pending as family confirms the death following a publicized blimp incident in the area.
Local officials report a 28 week examination period extends for Keposna area residents, outlining revised dates and procedural changes. Community leaders urge participation as health officials emphasize screening and follow up actions amid ongoing public health measures.
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