16 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
1
Fragmented text notes seven leading nations agreeing to slice army parts and coordinate peace efforts. Mentions Locarno era context, Western alliances, and postwar demobilization plans. References to Germany, France, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, and Poland with generic public-safety and conference terms.
Waterloo reports Michael Gusser, 73, died after a streetcar collision last night. Pioneer settler of the community, his death follows injuries sustained in the incident. Other notices include approval of a building plan for a university pharmacy unit in Iowa City and various local items from Ames to Shenandoah and Des Moines.
Shanghai report says ten thousand Cherkiang troops entered the city on October 14 to quell an outbreak. Fears of further unrest follow as forces withdraw toward Saran before reports of continued activity at Excelsior station.
Dr Ernesi Lo Meredith physician and surgeon will continue work in Shei burg community. Charles Stooker informants the Delly Times. Sunday rally day in all services at United Brethren church beginning with the Sanders school at ten o'clock. Be present in your places for this occasion. Wm. F. Cronk pastor.
Jewelry valued at several thousand dollars was stolen from the Excelsior hotel suite of Mrs. Nancy Belle Grant wife of Frederick Grant a New York attorney. She reported the theft to police today.
An express train bearing Silas Strawn, the American delegate to the Chinese customs conference, was stopped about thirty miles from Sianhai as rails were removed. Spies of the Chekiang governor Suus were suspected. the journey to Beijing was halted amid competing reports.
Belle Plaine resident Gis Eilma Dunlop, represented by attorney F D True-Wibod, files for divorce from husband Harry J Dunlop after twenty one years of marriage. They wed May 7, 1994. They have a daughter Grace, twenty. Petitions allege abandonment and desertion.
Frank Lanciano jailed for the murder of Rose Artil lies in the county jail here. He wired his wife asking her to claim his body if it is not too much trouble, saying Please claim my body if it's not too much trouble. Frank.
Three arrests followed a bold hold up in Iowa as robbers fled after a theft from a Rock Island yard. A Dysart license plate tied to a Ford coupe was sold by the Transtrers office, and Floyd Stahr of Dysart could not be located. His mother said he had been away about ten days. Police sought to learn if the car numbers were stolen.
Cedar Rapids, Oct 16. Linn county grand jury reports to District Judge John T Moffet and County Attorney W J Barngrover will seek injunctions against the Black Bell adjacent to Washington high school deemed a menace to public morals. The district, known for murders and liquor, has seen police arrests of several colored and semi colored on immorality charges after a recent homicide involving Mildred Sallee.
Rumors circulated in London that Queen Alexandra, mother of King George, had died at Sandringham palace. She is reported to be 58 years old. Efforts by British press to confirm the report were unsuccessful by seven this evening.
Diptheria cases prompt closure of Clutier school after about a week. Miss Lillian Sebetka contracts the disease and the Frank Stadela home remains under quarantine to prevent spread.
Vinton becomes terminal for all passenger and freight trains on the Falls division next week Monday October 14. Passenger train No 454 arrives at 4 28 p.m and will stay overnight. All through freights switch to Vinton as division point affecting Iowa Falls division operations. Cedar Rapids retains terminal status for the division.
Fragmentary text indicates Washington reports economy as a reason for weak aircraft production. Mentions policy, administration and army plans, with figures like 82.6 billion perhaps referencing costs. Details are garbled but tie economic policy to aviation output during the war effort.
A readable fragment lists multiple sales and names with dates in October and November. Included are entries for Kramer J Friday October 23 J Lorokin Monday October 2 and Bain Monday November. Additional items mention Paisnd Chima bosrs and gifts and persons Leroy Lassen Garison.
Henton County report states a youth named Me andless, known as a Belle Plaine farmer, is linked to forging a check for 22.59 then another for 21.50 to obtain funds. Guardian notes indicate he was arrested by sheriff’s deputies, charged with forgery, with a warrant issued February 28. The suspect, said to be twenty one, denies intent to defraud and awaits grand jury action.
Bond was refused for the alleged slayer pending a hearing after a writ of habeas corpus was filed. The case involves Deputy Sheriff W. Ratcliffe and the accused, with testimony from a tal man and a shorter companion. Officers testified at the circuit court proceedings.
Mrs. Anna Saven, linked to sending her husband to death and acts linked to moonshine, received a life sentence. Investigators alleged she spent earnings from illicit moonshine on the crime, with testimony detailing the motive and actions surrounding the case.
A divorced wife named Mrs. Leland appeals to the supreme court seeking to set aside a decree and clear her name in a Florida case involving Dr. Case. The defense alleges the minister and his party manipulated the record while the wife, after seclusion, filed a cross petition. The layman brief was admitted by the high court as an extraordinary action.
Exclusive Chicago report details a bomb strike on Bethsda Baptist Church in a South Side neighborhood after racial tensions. The 325,000 dollar structure, formed by consolidating two Jewish temples, suffered major damage. a second smaller blast caused minor harm shortly after ownership change.
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