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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
9
A North Atlantic season note highlights immense ice masses seen by the US Coast Guard cutter Tampa patrolling the region. The image captures a towering iceberg near the patrol vessel, underscoring ongoing ice risks to ships in these waters.
Charles M Hatfield of Glendale California has been paid eight thousand dollars by Wilget of Lulinve Lake for rainmaking services covering March 16 to May 16 The celebrated rainmaker is known for a secret process claiming to induce rainfall while keeping the operation at a distance from his tower The work reportedly involves chemical injections and potential explosions at the site
Washington petitions for federal jurisdiction over highways in a U S district court. The government seeks a temporary injunction to halt demolition of part of the Lincoln Highway in Indiana and Illinois, claiming the project used federal funds and affects interstate commerce. Attorney General and U S Attorney comment on possible precedent for federal control of inters tate highways.
In Cave City Kentucky Floyd Collins perished after becoming trapped by a rock in Sand Cave while exploring new entrances. Native locals aided the rescue, and his body was hauled to the surface and taken to a local establishment for preparation.
Four Moore Motor Vehicle Company officers from Dangille NL were sentenced in 1921 for an alleged one million dollar stock swindle. Judge Figfish ordered terms to federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. Authorities said the case involved concerted actions by multiple executives and investigators will pursue further charges.
A nationwide observance ordered by the War Department honors mothers of soldiers for Mothers Day on May tenth. The tribute aims to express affection and gratitude to mothers serving as pillars behind the troops.
An old clipping highlights praise for Lynch’s actions in Atlanta as a major factor in a broader sequence. The text reflects contemporary reaction and media commentary on leadership during a tense period.
The article reports that Wheeler, linked to allegations of taking fees for guarding vulnerable persons, was declared not guilty. It notes prior jury actions, government contends Wheeler faced charges related to the Department of Justice investigation and the Daugherty era, with further developments expected in Washington.
A garbled report describes an oratory event where the Attorney General warns that law defiance could lead to anarchy. The speech references constitutional restraint, civil obedience, and the danger of undermining authority, urging respect for legal order and governance.
A damaged report describes a Dry Navy operation involving a seaplane and portable machine gun. At Athinile City two intruders, including Atkins, fled after a confrontation that wounded one. Fifteen rum runners were found aboard a craft transporting whiskey and liquid fuel. In the ensuing chase, two assailants used a gas engine and escaped aboard a motor boat, while others were scattered or captured. one man was wounded and another escaped in the worst conditions.
A District of Columbia court ruling upholds home brew rights, rejecting enforcement of a warrant to seize property linked to a woman and her home distilling activities. The decision centers on whether sales or production require a permit and the legal standards for warrant-based seizures.
Secretary of the United States Senate, Sanderdon, died here after a heart attack. He had served as secretary since 2010 and collapsed following a palierize episode.
Dewey's Chaplain resigns at request after three decades of service. Captain joins Delon training Oliver of the chaplain corps at the navy, set to retire in September. United States naval command in Washington reports this personnel change following the Battle of Manila Bay.
A bank in St Paul was robbed by men believed to be masked. Employees faced an afternoon burglary and reported a total loss of about $15,100 in currency. Investigators work to identify suspects and recover funds.
A proposed revolving garage spans the West End of London aimed at solving parking shortages. The design envisions concentric rings on each floor with segments that rotate to reveal parking spaces. The concept faces questions about practicality and safety under seismic conditions.
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