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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
2
Greece threatens invasion after a tense frontier row with Bulgaria. Officials in Athens condemn Bulgarian actions and demand changes, citing border infringements and casualties in recent clashes. The government warns Bulgaria of consequences if demands are not met.
A proposed program outlines treatment for fever and psychiatric disorders. It aims to expand therapy and services at a city hospital, focusing on beds and staff for unrest, mental health, and arthritis cases.
An unclear report cites a European style trial involving Robert Lees. It mentions a court recess and a conviction, with a defendant who served two years in a state prison and a focus on prior sentences.
Beene Bell Monaeer Bizg crash claims life of former manager Marvic Garshvite. Reported in Texas, the incident notes Sar dex Qiesterin among hitchers. Clovinmati Reds fire SERWE, with Gondsin listed as reserve.
A fragmentary notice describes a September term in a Woodborough area court with jurors and a chicken pie dinner prepared for attendees. Names mentioned include Miles Wo Newbr, CC. Hamilton, Hobert H Mucger, and others.
The readable text describes a divisibility concept in a humorous or garbled way. It mentions a microscope and a claim about dividing a quantity into millions of parts. It is unclear and contains nonsensical phrases.
At Chiesego Oct 21 delegates at the United Typothetae of America convention heard a Brintize invention combining typewriter and camera functions. The device photos letters from master film to a negative base used as type, claiming major space savings and versatility including wireless telegraphy for global page composition.
Colonel Billy Mitchell denounces the defense system as obsolete and calls aviation decisive for national security. He foresees Congress forcing reforms, while predicting the court martial will not deter his push for aviation prominence. Mitchell plans to challenge aviation-free judges and awaits civilian counsel Reid’s arrival.
Natelie Cohen aged 145 months from New Fork suffers injury to a toe at birth. Her parents sue the attending physicians for 50002 dollars claiming damages.
Bruce Casady, jailed bank robber, says a note from a Black man threatened his life if he testified. He testifies in district court about the Cottage Grove bank robbery and implicates Harry Shaw, a former local officer, as an accomplice in the crime.
Griz argues that goodwill between employer and employee sustains peaceful relations and prevents conflict between producers and consumers. He warns that without such rates there would be instability and little progress in the world.
Indianapolis Oct 21 Arthur R Robinson Indianapolis attorney selected to fill the Indiana U S Senate vacancy caused by Senator Ralston's death. He will serve until Dec 1 1926 with a 1929 remainder to be chosen next year. Robinson 44 a former state senator and superior court judge.
New York on October 21 reports a New York Stock Exchange membership sold for 130000 dollars and arrangements approved for a second seat at 135000. The prior sale was 123000, with rising prices tied to heavy market activity and volume.
A child recounts a frat concert with a lady screaming as a waiter plays piano amid smoky air. The vivid account captures chaos and surprised attendees, mentioning the unusual reactions and the mood inside the venue.
William Warnett, a roving shoe repairer, attempted suicide by slashing his throat in a barn near a local farm. He was found bleeding and taken to hospital in critical condition but is expected to recover. The incident occurred last night in the vicinity of the farm.
Mothers should consider foods that support growth and bone, blood, and phosphorus needs. Lime for bonemaking comes from milk and carrots, iron from spinach, egg yolk, and lean meat, cabbage, raisins, and tomatoes. Phosphorus from fish, beans, peas, and whole grains.
On the eve of a major scientific breakthrough Professor Harold Maxwell Lefroy was overwhelmed by the insecticide he was testing in London and died. His death ends the anticipated advance and leaves the research unresolved.
Corning Ohio officials and sheriff arrive in Columbus with ashes from a heater at a Corning school. Chemistry analysis by Ohio university will determine if a year old infant was cremated in the furnace.
Researchers over the last three years challenge the view that edentates such as sloths anteaters and armadillos originated in North America and spread elsewhere. The debate centers on fossil records migration routes and evolutionary timelines across continents.
A fatal crash near East Moline leaves two teenagers dead and a woman seriously injured. A truck carrying cargo skids struck a parked car, injuring bystanders and prompting a regional police investigation. Names mentioned include Hortense Obien and Gebriele Wonstrey as involved witnesses. Further details describe critical conditions for several victims and the ongoing inquiry into the cause and sequence of the collision.
Fragmented dispatch from Riotha describes a mid Atlantic freighter named New York under heavy seas. It notes an accident involving crew members and a distress message routed via President Harding era channels. United States lines and German interests are implied in the chaotic transmission.
University of Iowa Dean George F. Kay vows strict action against exam dishonesty after discovering 36 students used unfair means during the second semester. He sets a minimum penalty, with discretion on harsher penalties, and warns all students the university will prosecute violations. names of the guilty will not be disclosed.
A baffling account describes a dramatic moment when a car reportedly veered and a remarkable jump prevented a fatal crash. The tale blends quirky dialogue with a claim of a near miss, emphasizing a life saved in a chaotic scene.
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