17 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
1
Des Moines reports Iowa population figures from the 1993 census while Gov. Attends a game. City notes include school closings for student work, a burglary at the Helen Committee office with $46 stolen, and a sheriff’s office safe incident. Authorities recount jury actions, a medical update on Ele Hong, and local political chatter.
Water users east of South Avenue must attend tonight as the city clerk announces a closure for the reevaluation of the night. W E Gobl?rist City Clerk.
Iowa defeated Illinois this afternoon 12 to 10 in a comeback finish. Kutsen cast the ball to Illinois end zone and Fry scored on a two yard run to cap a tense final drive. The crowd swelled before kickoff as Illinois and Iowa traded early punches in a brisk front-page clash.
Diver James W. Keram testified that the submarine was removed from the rear after a steamer Ci struck, causing two thirty foot fires. He described the impact on the port side and stated the submersible was submerged while the wreckage shifted to starboard. The testimony corroborated prior statements about the submarine being on the right of war and the port side, with the first diver noting the ship’s stern area.
Postmaster Fred Rusa reports a robbery at the Sheberzwan Wisconsin post office. Thieves forced entry by tampering with doors of the stamp vault and nearby rooms, escaping with about $150.259 in stamps and cash before authorities arrived. Local watch group aided the response as details remain limited.
Washington weather forecast for October 18 to 24 calls for showers at times. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri may see storms at the beginning and again midweek. Temperatures expected to run near normal.
Ten people injured as a tornado hit near Bowling Green and Horse Cave, ripping through ten towns and destroying stock and property. Jebc B. Martin and family suffered injuries in their Bowling Green residence. the baby of Lacey Smith survived after being swept from debris.
Washington October 17 Agriculture America shows a loss in the total number of farms under cultivation over the past five years per the $25 farm census. United States farms total 572 608 now, up 73 3 from 1920, a 12 percent rise, yet many farms were abandoned and great ranches subdivided into smaller units, especially in the South. The West partially offset losses by consolidating ranches into smaller parcels, reducing overall acreage.
Public sales announced for Wednesday Oct 21 at Stuart's and John Kramer, Friday Oct 23 3 Lb Tompkin, Monday Oct 26 Wm Balhorn, Saturday Oct 34 W Bain, Monday Nov 7 Clifton Mon Too, Nov 28 Poland China boars and gifts Leroy Lassen Garrison.
Ada Lawrence, granted a divorce from railroad worker William Lawrence in Winton district court, celebrated by distributing cigars at Belle Plaine and later attacked a relative in a car. The relative filed in Mayor Whelan's court. Lawrence was found guilty and fined ten dollars with the fine suspended for good behavior.
Noblesville Ind Oct 17 The Holtzler murder trial involving D C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Indiana Klan has been postponed until next week with a prospect of a satisfactory jury still remote Court recessed in May due to illness of Eph Inman chief defense attorney
Col H A White judge advocate of the Eighth Corps Aero said he had been asked by Col William Mitchell to remain ready to report to Washington on short notice to act as military counsel for the flying colonel when his court martial trial begins.
The fragment sketches a mystery involving a hound and a decision set against shifting air and unfamiliar terms. It hints at an opening act, a dependency, and an ongoing present tense, all conveyed in a cryptic, era-styled voice.
Fragmented account describes Oumer claiming an injured man Breve, Bishop pushing fight against Ordex. The piece mentions generals, a city setting, and a volatile church dispute with calls for deposition and religious overtones.
In Omaha Metropolitan area residents report strange disturbances including damaged areas and identified remains near a local residence. Police are investigating clues connected to a Mrs. Pref Gitear and a Reno reference as part of the ongoing inquiry.
Report details a fragmentary account of a missing youth linked to a divorce case and a farm search. The narrative mentions a 12 year old Garrison Fern and references an incident involving a Glock, a confrontation, and authorities investigating a home where alleged abuse occurred.
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event or names. Unable to identify a coherent article subject or entities.
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