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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
3
A chaotic digest of global events notes talks of an interbus conference in Chicago, two federal power commission dam filings near Muscle Shoals, a submarine incident ordered for court martial, and renewed Prohibition enforcement remarks. It highlights political maneuvering, labor stats, currency counterfeits, and notable legal actions with varied regions and figures.
Movements in Upper Silesia expropriation disputes involve German property amid broader European tensions. Soviet and allied dispatches report battles near Ypres and in central Asia, with leaders like Gen Gerardo Myechade and Col Theodore noted. Aircraft accidents, civic injuries, and uprisings in White Russia and Moscow plotlines finish a chaotic wartime bulletin.
In Washington, business leaders voiced strong opposition to federal and state oversight, criticizing investigations and proposed laws as burdensome. Lawmakers debated federal trade commission reforms as politicians claim enforcement limits.
The text argues that three children born out of wedlock are entitled to a share from the trust created for George J. Gould’s benefit, despite a contention they are not within the term used in Jay Gould’s will. The heirs are described as adequately provided for, leaving unresolved questions about merit.
In a juror tampering case, James C. Cale Inh, a Nethilde politician, faced charges of attempting to affect a juror’s judgment. He denied all tampering allegations as the trial proceeded. Investigators pursued missing state witness Robert White, whose whereabouts led investigators toward Miami and Jacksonville as part of the probe.
Dr Charles Reardwen of Princeton Theological Seminary has been chosen by the Chicago Presbyterian assembly to serve as moderator for the United States Presbyterian Church meeting. He is a professor of practical theology and a former pastor at Germantown First Presbyterian Church.
The North American dispatch from Kings Bay Boltsbergen reports two planes of the Amifidgen-Neworth polar expedition leaving at 5 15 Thursday afternoon for the North Pole. The three men aboard planned to arrive at the pole and expect to observe to locate the pole's exact position.
Sofia reports that one of the men facing the death penalty for the Aved Krul bombing claims the actual detonator killed over 150 people. Ruben Levy, a native of Sofia, is mentioned in connection with the case.
The House of Lords rejected Lady Astor's will to enable peers genoa in their own right to wit and yole in the chamber.
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