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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
9
Fragmented OCR mentions Ames exemptions and tax impacts on city finances. It notes 6,060 in figures, districts with state cleaners and dyers, and a distribution totaling 1679.07 among 218 shipper groups. References a consolidated Iowa school system and four-year schools, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
The joint committee reported plans to tax motor fuel and distribute receipts to road funds, while a proposed bank fund and parole transfer措施 surfaced. A state budget bill would fund emergencies and a motor bus law revision is urged by the railroad commissioners to the legislature.
Senate discussions focus on committee organization while other measures stay on track. General assembly members seek an early adjournment date Web. 28 for the present season, arguing little business remains and the Assembly may rush business and weed out for immediate action.
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A vast crowd estimated at 95 000 gathered in Herrin for the funeral of William Young. The service featured a guards of honor, Klansmen, and religious tributes, with Maude Young the widow receiving condolences from mourners. Reverend Stickney praised Young as godly and prepared to meet death if required. Troops escorting the Berlin mission returned home under orders from Adjutant General Black.
Portsmouth New Hampshire reports a submarine struck rocks near Little Harbor after entering Narbor inlet. Com Stewart Bray and crew were rescued and landed at the dry dock, recovering from exposure. The vessel flooded and batteries froze, with fumes and damage noted as the craft lay on the bank.
An execution sentence carried out at the state penitentiary ends the life of the condemned murderer Peter Bergollal, who confessed to the 120 day murder of nine year old Anna Tormfeich in Gary Indiana. The electric chair death marks the end of a long legal process and a widely reported case in Indiana.
Wheat prices vaulted to the highest level in fifty years with May futures around 2.05 and prices touching 2.007 on the day. Trading volume ranged 90 million to 10 million bushels as American and foreign buyers, including officials, boosted activity amid strong international demand. Analysts say cash and nearby futures show record strength and foreigners are among the largest holders.
The bill passed the Senate 70 to 8, aiming to raise 41 million dollars in revenue to support postal pay and mail rate increases. The measure, likely to face a presidential veto, would redirect funds to bolster service and manage postal expenditures.
An attempted Chilean civil war was stopped by a power-sharing accord mediated by former prime minister Agoston Baywarda. Arturo Alessander was proclaimed as constitutional president after the agreement. The exile remains a contentious figure amid the settlement.
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Chitenza Oot Charter KR Forbes and Jelia W Thompson, both linked to St. Louis, were found guilty in Judge George A Carpenter's court of conspiring to defraud the government through contracts for soldiers' hospitals. The jury delivered a lengthy verdict after hours of deliberation, and defense counsel immediately moved for a new trial. The case ties into broader wartime agency corruption and political intrigue, with references to government officials and reforms under Coolidge.
Lita Gray Chaplin, aided by her attorneys, began negotiations for a community settlement with Charlie Chaplin. The pair, who wed in Mexico two months earlier, may pursue eventual separation. San Francisco attorney Edwin McMurry and an uncle assisted in the talks conducted in Hollywood.
Milwaukee men confess to the murder of a Viking Express Messenger aboard the Chicago bound train of the Chicago and Northwestern road. Russell B. Dickey was shot after revealing the gang planned a $200,000 theft in the express car. Bernhard Myln, a mill clerk, admits firing the fatal shot. Edward J. Smith, a brakeman, and family tragedy are noted.
In a Federal court verdict, Means and Felder were found guilty of conspiracy to bribe officials. The trial involved attempted manipulation of processes, with prosecutors detailing the scheme and seeking penalties under federal law.
A Wisconsin man, John Wick of Monstronee Falls, reports twenty years of Pe-ru-Na use curing chronic stomach catarrh and dropping weight from 335 to 195 pounds. He credits the remedy with digestion aid, toxin elimination, and boosted disease resistance. The ad urges readers to obtain genuine Pe-ru-Na tablets or liquid.
An old advertisement notes Mother Gray's Powders aid children with headaches, nervousness, worms, stomach troubles, and irregularities. It claims 30 years of use, breaks up colds, and regulates bowels, with trial packages offered by Mother Gray Co. Le Roy, New York. Also promotes Cuticura Soap for grooming and health.
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