10 Sep 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
1
The article reports Miss Gordon condemning a murder connected to wartime efforts and the Women’s Christian Association. It discusses public reaction, legal concerns, and calls for accountability, citing statements from national figures and the press.
Shir ia Mullin, a New York girl once Edward Browning’s second choice for Cinderella, has developed a strong desire to leave home after gaining notoriety. Her mother now has her guarded closely to curb the move.
Shenandoah hosts juvenile court proceedings with Judge Geo. B. Casvte presiding while Iowa Supreme Court Justice W. S. Faville will lecture at Drake law school as the fall term opens. Other items report a fatal auto crash near Mason City, Drake University receiving a $356 900 endowment, and a state plowing contest at Osceola with broad participation.
Phillies top Boston 48 to 2 as Benton falters in the ninth while Anderson closes. Yankees beat the Athletics 7 to 3 with Gehrig and Ruths hits powering a four run fourth inning. Miller and Mensel contribute for the Athletics in a tough loss.
A rescue at sea saved the crew of a Danish ship after their boat foundered. Reports from the Washington dispatch describe the international operation and credit the Pole Vessel for recovering the sailors amid rough seas and hazardous conditions.
Community Club president Clint Burk announces that Vinton merchants will close from 2 to 4 PM to honor the WCTU and oppose negative publicity. The gesture signals approval of high ideals and a stand against discrediting rumors.
Tax notice shows the second installment due date as October with 35 percent attached. Issued by J F Bortesick with salutation Wed-Sat. October.
Washington telegraph reports population figures with tentative totals for the United States as of December 1. The census lists 1825 as the year of reference and notes per capita values with regional estimates. Data show rising counts and depend on preliminary measurements.
Turbulent aftermath reported as a violent attack on Youmy Wie in Nashville prompts mass evacuation efforts. Citizens describe a citywide tremor amid panic while authorities search for leads and confirm casualties.
Des Moines report says State Board of Parole chair L. A. Jenson released Dave Masters, a Des Moines bootlegger and gangster, from Ft. Madison to receive leg treatment from Dr. J. C. Rock atellow. Masters had been moved from Anamosa and Waterloo sentences to Ft. Madison, his thirtieth birthday prompting the transfer.
Ralph W. Lerholdt must pay the extreme penalty for the slaying of Patrolman David Crowther near Salt Lake City Utah. The announcement came from Governor Fearge Hi after a meeting of the State Board of Pardons. The decision references October execution.
Minneapolis report cites Congress member Cliffield as stating Mitchell fights back against secrecy. Washington says Coolidge to hear all facts on aeronautical issue amid War Department secrecy and a possible independent inquiry. Collins of Chicago addresses Iowa sheriffs on national crime trends.
The Community club and the American Legion of Vinton plan a booster tour Friday to promote the approaching pageant. About sixty Vinton merchants and others will provide cars and riders to visit many towns with the Vinton band and noise makers. Cars gather in front of the Legion hall at seven AM for an all county one day run.
The article argues that media bias unfairly portrays Vinton as a crime-ridden town. It cites long-standing local records and civic pride grounded in governance, culture, and education as defenses against outside condemnation.
Fragmented report indicates a drungist was released as witnesses clarified details of deaths last summer at a river town. Proceedings referenced a coroner and court officials with mentions of implied intent and local investigations.
Fragmented report notes a young girl died following a bedside incident linked to a crash or accident. Local authorities and witnesses provide brief, unclear accounts as investigators pursue a fuller timeline and cause.
The article reports U S officials examining France's capacity to meet debts and the associated costs. Secretary Bhar reviews options while evaluating press reports on debt payments and international commerce.
Washington outlines a tax program to repeal the personal income tax clause, cut the surtax on incomes, curb tax exempt securities, and reduce the estate tax. Treasury Secretary Mellon says a concrete tax bill will be prepared for Congress with details discussed later.
Report from Hawaiian fishermen says two aviators coats were found near a beach six miles from Bio. Search efforts focus on missing naval plane PN d No. L and its five crew. A heavy jungle area hampers access as officials plan a thorough search.
Seven boys and seven men arrested for an apparent eye-throwing incident at the Cark home were released after seven days on $100 bonds. The named defendants Merlin Swaree Ihnaugh Donald White James Harper Pepe Tritten Walter Long George Minima and Louis Gilchrist pleaded guilty to smeared Mrs. Cudks' house with ers.
Fragmentary notice urges participants to gather in front of the Lesson Hall at seven in the morning for a booster trip. Community fundraiser aims to maximize turnout with cars ready.
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